Description: The Drever is a Swedish dog breed acquired from Germany in 1910 and crafted specifically for deer hunting. The short legs were chosen on purpose to keep the Drever near the ground for scenting and to keep them from moving too fast toward the prey, as the Roe deer they help hunt are skittish and must be approached carefully. The name was chosen by a newspaper contest in 1947 and is derived from the Swedish word 'drev' which describes the type of hunt when the prey is driven toward the hunter. These are strong, hardworking dogs, beloved by their hunting companions, and rarely found as companion pets.
Description: The Drever is a Swedish dog breed acquired from Germany in 1910 and crafted specifically for deer hunting. The short legs were chosen on purpose to keep the Drever near the ground for scenting and to keep them from moving too fast toward the prey, as the Roe deer they help hunt are skittish and must be approached carefully. The name was chosen by a newspaper contest in 1947 and is derived from the Swedish word 'drev' which describes the type of hunt when the prey is driven toward the hunter. These are strong, hardworking dogs, beloved by their hunting companions, and rarely found as companion pets.
Description: The Drever is a Swedish dog breed acquired from Germany in 1910 and crafted specifically for deer hunting. The short legs were chosen on purpose to keep the Drever near the ground for scenting and to keep them from moving too fast toward the prey, as the Roe deer they help hunt are skittish and must be approached carefully. The name was chosen by a newspaper contest in 1947 and is derived from the Swedish word 'drev' which describes the type of hunt when the prey is driven toward the hunter. These are strong, hardworking dogs, beloved by their hunting companions, and rarely found as companion pets.
Description: The Drever is a Swedish dog breed acquired from Germany in 1910 and crafted specifically for deer hunting. The short legs were chosen on purpose to keep the Drever near the ground for scenting and to keep them from moving too fast toward the prey, as the Roe deer they help hunt are skittish and must be approached carefully. The name was chosen by a newspaper contest in 1947 and is derived from the Swedish word 'drev' which describes the type of hunt when the prey is driven toward the hunter. These are strong, hardworking dogs, beloved by their hunting companions, and rarely found as companion pets.
Description: The Australian Mist or Spotted Mist is a breed that hails from the great Down Under. It was crafted by breeding tabby cats with Abyssinian and Balinese varieties. It's known for its green eyes and beautiful eumelanistic coat colors, meaning the blacks and dark browns in their marbled or spotted coats are more muted than other breeds.
Description: The Australian Mist or Spotted Mist is a breed that hails from the great Down Under. It was crafted by breeding tabby cats with Abyssinian and Balinese varieties. It's known for its green eyes and beautiful eumelanistic coat colors, meaning the blacks and dark browns in their marbled or spotted coats are more muted than other breeds.
Description: The Australian Mist or Spotted Mist is a breed that hails from the great Down Under. It was crafted by breeding tabby cats with Abyssinian and Balinese varieties. It's known for its green eyes and beautiful eumelanistic coat colors, meaning the blacks and dark browns in their marbled or spotted coats are more muted than other breeds.
Description: The Australian Mist or Spotted Mist is a breed that hails from the great Down Under. It was crafted by breeding tabby cats with Abyssinian and Balinese varieties. It's known for its green eyes and beautiful eumelanistic coat colors, meaning the blacks and dark browns in their marbled or spotted coats are more muted than other breeds.
Description: The Australian Mist or Spotted Mist is a breed that hails from the great Down Under. It was crafted by breeding tabby cats with Abyssinian and Balinese varieties. It's known for its green eyes and beautiful eumelanistic coat colors, meaning the blacks and dark browns in their marbled or spotted coats are more muted than other breeds.
Description: The Australian Mist or Spotted Mist is a breed that hails from the great Down Under. It was crafted by breeding tabby cats with Abyssinian and Balinese varieties. It's known for its green eyes and beautiful eumelanistic coat colors, meaning the blacks and dark browns in their marbled or spotted coats are more muted than other breeds.
Description: The Newfoundland was named for the Canadian region. It's known for its size, strength, gentleness, and loyalty. They were bred to assist fishermen on the high seas and have a thick insulated coat and webbed feet for that purpose. These traits also help them assist in water rescues. For all these reasons and more, they are often known as "the gentle giant."
Description: The Newfoundland was named for the Canadian region. It's known for its size, strength, gentleness, and loyalty. They were bred to assist fishermen on the high seas and have a thick insulated coat and webbed feet for that purpose. These traits also help them assist in water rescues. For all these reasons and more, they are often known as "the gentle giant."
Description: The Newfoundland was named for the Canadian region. It's known for its size, strength, gentleness, and loyalty. They were bred to assist fishermen on the high seas and have a thick insulated coat and webbed feet for that purpose. These traits also help them assist in water rescues. For all these reasons and more, they are often known as "the gentle giant."
Description: Pugs are historic Chinese dogs that came to Europe as early as the 16th century. They're very popular for their large eyes and short muzzles, a mug that has made them popular in movies and print. These short noses often make them snore and snuffle, but they also lead to respiratory issues, so a movement has started to breed healthier anatomy back into them.
Description: Pugs are historic Chinese dogs that came to Europe as early as the 16th century. They're very popular for their large eyes and short muzzles, a mug that has made them popular in movies and print. These short noses often make them snore and snuffle, but they also lead to respiratory issues, so a movement has started to breed healthier anatomy back into them.
Description: Pugs are historic Chinese dogs that came to Europe as early as the 16th century. They're very popular for their large eyes and short muzzles, a mug that has made them popular in movies and print. These short noses often make them snore and snuffle, but they also lead to respiratory issues, so a movement has started to breed healthier anatomy back into them.
Description: Pugs are historic Chinese dogs that came to Europe as early as the 16th century. They're very popular for their large eyes and short muzzles, a mug that has made them popular in movies and print. These short noses often make them snore and snuffle, but they also lead to respiratory issues, so a movement has started to breed healthier anatomy back into them.
Description: The Volpino Italiano is a Spitz-type dog historically known for being small but but standing tall. Depicted by painters as early as the 1502, small white dogs of the type were common through Italy and used as guard dogs. The modern version of the Volpino is a result of restorative breeding and an attempt to save the breed from near extinction in the 1960s. The breed continues to grow especially in its native homeland where yearly registrations to dog clubs averaged around 160 in 2019.
Description: The Volpino Italiano is a Spitz-type dog historically known for being small but but standing tall. Depicted by painters as early as the 1502, small white dogs of the type were common through Italy and used as guard dogs. The modern version of the Volpino is a result of restorative breeding and an attempt to save the breed from near extinction in the 1960s. The breed continues to grow especially in its native homeland where yearly registrations to dog clubs averaged around 160 in 2019.
Description: The Volpino Italiano is a Spitz-type dog historically known for being small but but standing tall. Depicted by painters as early as the 1502, small white dogs of the type were common through Italy and used as guard dogs. The modern version of the Volpino is a result of restorative breeding and an attempt to save the breed from near extinction in the 1960s. The breed continues to grow especially in its native homeland where yearly registrations to dog clubs averaged around 160 in 2019.
Description: The Aegean is a naturally occurring breed of cat indigenous to the Cycladic Islands in the Aegean Sea. Found along the coast of modern day Greece and Turkey, these ancient street cats roam feral greeting locals and tourists alike. They pay close attention to fishing ports and markets, but are just as happy as housecats. It is the only breed native to Greece and is considered a national treasure in that country.
Description: The Aegean is a naturally occurring breed of cat indigenous to the Cycladic Islands in the Aegean Sea. Found along the coast of modern day Greece and Turkey, these ancient street cats roam feral greeting locals and tourists alike. They pay close attention to fishing ports and markets, but are just as happy as housecats. It is the only breed native to Greece and is considered a national treasure in that country.
Description: The Aegean is a naturally occurring breed of cat indigenous to the Cycladic Islands in the Aegean Sea. Found along the coast of modern day Greece and Turkey, these ancient street cats roam feral greeting locals and tourists alike. They pay close attention to fishing ports and markets, but are just as happy as housecats. It is the only breed native to Greece and is considered a national treasure in that country.
Description: The Aegean is a naturally occurring breed of cat indigenous to the Cycladic Islands in the Aegean Sea. Found along the coast of modern day Greece and Turkey, these ancient street cats roam feral greeting locals and tourists alike. They pay close attention to fishing ports and markets, but are just as happy as housecats. It is the only breed native to Greece and is considered a national treasure in that country.
Description: The Aegean is a naturally occurring breed of cat indigenous to the Cycladic Islands in the Aegean Sea. Found along the coast of modern day Greece and Turkey, these ancient street cats roam feral greeting locals and tourists alike. They pay close attention to fishing ports and markets, but are just as happy as housecats. It is the only breed native to Greece and is considered a national treasure in that country.
Description: The Aegean is a naturally occurring breed of cat indigenous to the Cycladic Islands in the Aegean Sea. Found along the coast of modern day Greece and Turkey, these ancient street cats roam feral greeting locals and tourists alike. They pay close attention to fishing ports and markets, but are just as happy as housecats. It is the only breed native to Greece and is considered a national treasure in that country.
Description: The Welsh Springer Spaniel is an ancient breed of no certain origin, but are closely associated to their cousin breed the English Springer Spaniel with whom they are often confused. They were known for their red and white piebald coat. Their tails are usually docked for show, but some countries make cosmetic docking illegal so many working members of the breed have a full plumed tail. The breed gained popularity in 1902 but wasn't added to the American Kennel Club until 1906. All along they have been loyal and affectionate hunting dogs and friends.
Description: The Welsh Springer Spaniel is an ancient breed of no certain origin, but are closely associated to their cousin breed the English Springer Spaniel with whom they are often confused. They were known for their red and white piebald coat. Their tails are usually docked for show, but some countries make cosmetic docking illegal so many working members of the breed have a full plumed tail. The breed gained popularity in 1902 but wasn't added to the American Kennel Club until 1906. All along they have been loyal and affectionate hunting dogs and friends.
Description: The Welsh Springer Spaniel is an ancient breed of no certain origin, but are closely associated to their cousin breed the English Springer Spaniel with whom they are often confused. They were known for their red and white piebald coat. Their tails are usually docked for show, but some countries make cosmetic docking illegal so many working members of the breed have a full plumed tail. The breed gained popularity in 1902 but wasn't added to the American Kennel Club until 1906. All along they have been loyal and affectionate hunting dogs and friends.
Description: The Welsh Springer Spaniel is an ancient breed of no certain origin, but are closely associated to their cousin breed the English Springer Spaniel with whom they are often confused. They were known for their red and white piebald coat. Their tails are usually docked for show, but some countries make cosmetic docking illegal so many working members of the breed have a full plumed tail. The breed gained popularity in 1902 but wasn't added to the American Kennel Club until 1906. All along they have been loyal and affectionate hunting dogs and friends.
Description: The Welsh Springer Spaniel is an ancient breed of no certain origin, but are closely associated to their cousin breed the English Springer Spaniel with whom they are often confused. They were known for their red and white piebald coat. Their tails are usually docked for show, but some countries make cosmetic docking illegal so many working members of the breed have a full plumed tail. The breed gained popularity in 1902 but wasn't added to the American Kennel Club until 1906. All along they have been loyal and affectionate hunting dogs and friends.
Description: The Welsh Springer Spaniel is an ancient breed of no certain origin, but are closely associated to their cousin breed the English Springer Spaniel with whom they are often confused. They were known for their red and white piebald coat. Their tails are usually docked for show, but some countries make cosmetic docking illegal so many working members of the breed have a full plumed tail. The breed gained popularity in 1902 but wasn't added to the American Kennel Club until 1906. All along they have been loyal and affectionate hunting dogs and friends.
Description: The Tonkinese cat bears a strong resemblance to the Siamese and Burmese cat varieties, a trait that for a long time almost destroyed it. Native to Malaysia, the breed was folded into the similar breeds as variants for many years until a concerted effort of crossbreeding Siamese and Burmese to bring back Tonkinese traits saw the original breed established in 2001. The name refers to the Tonkin region of Indochina, even though the cat itself has no ties to that area of the world.
Description: The Tonkinese cat bears a strong resemblance to the Siamese and Burmese cat varieties, a trait that for a long time almost destroyed it. Native to Malaysia, the breed was folded into the similar breeds as variants for many years until a concerted effort of crossbreeding Siamese and Burmese to bring back Tonkinese traits saw the original breed established in 2001. The name refers to the Tonkin region of Indochina, even though the cat itself has no ties to that area of the world.
Description: The Tonkinese cat bears a strong resemblance to the Siamese and Burmese cat varieties, a trait that for a long time almost destroyed it. Native to Malaysia, the breed was folded into the similar breeds as variants for many years until a concerted effort of crossbreeding Siamese and Burmese to bring back Tonkinese traits saw the original breed established in 2001. The name refers to the Tonkin region of Indochina, even though the cat itself has no ties to that area of the world.
Description: The Tonkinese cat bears a strong resemblance to the Siamese and Burmese cat varieties, a trait that for a long time almost destroyed it. Native to Malaysia, the breed was folded into the similar breeds as variants for many years until a concerted effort of crossbreeding Siamese and Burmese to bring back Tonkinese traits saw the original breed established in 2001. The name refers to the Tonkin region of Indochina, even though the cat itself has no ties to that area of the world.
