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Greyhounds, aka English Greyhounds, are very quick friends. Sleek and muscular, they were bred for coursing and hunting quick game like rabbits. In the modern era they are used for organized racing and - even better - as household pets. These swift hounds can reach an average of 40mph and reach that speed within six strides of a dead stop.

Greyhounds, aka English Greyhounds, are very quick friends. Sleek and muscular, they were bred for coursing and hunting quick game like rabbits. In the modern era they are used for organized racing and - even better - as household pets. These swift hounds can reach an average of 40mph and reach that speed within six strides of a dead stop.

Greyhounds, aka English Greyhounds, are very quick friends. Sleek and muscular, they were bred for coursing and hunting quick game like rabbits. In the modern era they are used for organized racing and - even better - as household pets. These swift hounds can reach an average of 40mph and reach that speed within six strides of a dead stop.

Also known as the Pyrenean Mountain Dog, the Great Pyrenees is famed for it's fluffy white coat. It hails from the mountains between France and Spain, specifically the French side where it's also called the Patou. They were bred as livestock guardians protecting goats, cows, and sheep from predation by wolves and bears.

One of the largest dog breeds, the Great Dane hails from the Middle Ages when they were kept as hunting dogs. More than tracking, their large size was well-suited to take down large game such as deer and wild boar. Great Danes are more famous in modern circles for their media presence. Notable famous Great Danes are comic character Marmaduke and cartoon hero Scooby Doo.

One of the largest dog breeds, the Great Dane hails from the Middle Ages when they were kept as hunting dogs. More than tracking, their large size was well-suited to take down large game such as deer and wild boar. Great Danes are more famous in modern circles for their media presence. Notable famous Great Danes are comic character Marmaduke and cartoon hero Scooby Doo.

One of the largest dog breeds, the Great Dane hails from the Middle Ages when they were kept as hunting dogs. More than tracking, their large size was well-suited to take down large game such as deer and wild boar. Great Danes are more famous in modern circles for their media presence. Notable famous Great Danes are comic character Marmaduke and cartoon hero Scooby Doo.

One of the largest dog breeds, the Great Dane hails from the Middle Ages when they were kept as hunting dogs. More than tracking, their large size was well-suited to take down large game such as deer and wild boar. Great Danes are more famous in modern circles for their media presence. Notable famous Great Danes are comic character Marmaduke and cartoon hero Scooby Doo.

One of the largest dog breeds, the Great Dane hails from the Middle Ages when they were kept as hunting dogs. More than tracking, their large size was well-suited to take down large game such as deer and wild boar. Great Danes are more famous in modern circles for their media presence. Notable famous Great Danes are comic character Marmaduke and cartoon hero Scooby Doo.

Golden Retrievers are a breed of Scottish descent founded in the 19th century. They were used as gun dogs but nowadays are one of the most popular house pets and companion dogs in the world. Their gentle nature and obedience sees them trained as guide dogs, service dogs, and comfort dogs.

The Glenn of Imaal Terrier, otherwise known as the Wicklow Terrier, is a well-rounded and hardworking little dog originating in Ireland. It is believed that the Glen of Imaal descends from a combination of local Irish common terriers and the more low-slung Hessian hound dogs that moved into the area with their owners during the reign of Elizabeth I. Cute and very cunning, the Glens were used to protect their homes from rats, foxes, badgers and other farm vermin.

The Glenn of Imaal Terrier, otherwise known as the Wicklow Terrier, is a well-rounded and hardworking little dog originating in Ireland. It is believed that the Glen of Imaal descends from a combination of local Irish common terriers and the more low-slung Hessian hound dogs that moved into the area with their owners during the reign of Elizabeth I. Cute and very cunning, the Glens were used to protect their homes from rats, foxes, badgers and other farm vermin.

The Glenn of Imaal Terrier, otherwise known as the Wicklow Terrier, is a well-rounded and hardworking little dog originating in Ireland. It is believed that the Glen of Imaal descends from a combination of local Irish common terriers and the more low-slung Hessian hound dogs that moved into the area with their owners during the reign of Elizabeth I. Cute and very cunning, the Glens were used to protect their homes from rats, foxes, badgers and other farm vermin.

The Finnish Lapphund is a fluffy northern Spitz breed. They are medium-sized but don't let that fool you, they were traditionally used for herding reindeer. They're very popular in Finland, but fairly rare other places. They have a gentle nature and are great family pets especially in homes with children, elders, and people with special needs who would benefit from this sweet, soft-tempered dog.

The Finnish Lapphund is a fluffy northern Spitz breed. They are medium-sized but don't let that fool you, they were traditionally used for herding reindeer. They're very popular in Finland, but fairly rare other places. They have a gentle nature and are great family pets especially in homes with children, elders, and people with special needs who would benefit from this sweet, soft-tempered dog.

The Finnish Lapphund is a fluffy northern Spitz breed. They are medium-sized but don't let that fool you, they were traditionally used for herding reindeer. They're very popular in Finland, but fairly rare other places. They have a gentle nature and are great family pets especially in homes with children, elders, and people with special needs who would benefit from this sweet, soft-tempered dog.

The Finnish Lapphund is a fluffy northern Spitz breed. They are medium-sized but don't let that fool you, they were traditionally used for herding reindeer. They're very popular in Finland, but fairly rare other places. They have a gentle nature and are great family pets especially in homes with children, elders, and people with special needs who would benefit from this sweet, soft-tempered dog.

The German Shorthaired Pointer is a distinctive-looking speckled gun dog with high intelligence and an overabundance of energy. Sometimes called "velcro dogs" they are extremely loyal and friendly with both people and other dogs. Just be mindful of their physical needs, these little guys are ready to go go go!

The German Shepherd is one of the most popular and recognizable breeds in the world. Also called the Alsatian, the breed was developed by a man named Max von Stephanitz as an apex sheep herding dog. The high intelligence, endurance, and trainability led to them taking on many other jobs including policework, warfare, search and rescue, and disability assistance.

The German Shepherd is one of the most popular and recognizable breeds in the world. Also called the Alsatian, the breed was developed by a man named Max von Stephanitz as an apex sheep herding dog. The high intelligence, endurance, and trainability led to them taking on many other jobs including policework, warfare, search and rescue, and disability assistance.

The German Shepherd is one of the most popular and recognizable breeds in the world. Also called the Alsatian, the breed was developed by a man named Max von Stephanitz as an apex sheep herding dog. The high intelligence, endurance, and trainability led to them taking on many other jobs including policework, warfare, search and rescue, and disability assistance.

The French Bulldog is actually of British Origin. Known as the Toy Bulldog, the breed was popularized in France during the 19th century when British lace workers moved to Normandy during the Industrial Revolution. The newly-labeled Bouledogue Francais became a popular designer dog among Parisian ladies and still enjoys immense popularity to this day!

The French Bulldog is actually of British Origin. Known as the Toy Bulldog, the breed was popularized in France during the 19th century when British lace workers moved to Normandy during the Industrial Revolution. The newly-labeled Bouledogue Francais became a popular designer dog among Parisian ladies and still enjoys immense popularity to this day!

The French Bulldog is actually of British Origin. Known as the Toy Bulldog, the breed was popularized in France during the 19th century when British lace workers moved to Normandy during the Industrial Revolution. The newly-labeled Bouledogue Francais became a popular designer dog among Parisian ladies and still enjoys immense popularity to this day!

English Springer Spaniels, and their smaller cousin the Welsh Springer Spaniel are gun dogs from the isles of Great Britain. They are closely related to the Cocker Spaniel - so much so that Springers and Cockers were sometimes birthed from the same litters. The breeds have differentiated more over time. English Springers are still used as gun dogs around the world. The show line is susceptible to something called "rage syndrome" which is a behavioral condition where aggression might emerge suddenly, but it is actually very rare. If your Springer is exhibiting unusual aggressive behavior, investigate changes in it's health or environment before assuming the worst.

English Springer Spaniels, and their smaller cousin the Welsh Springer Spaniel are gun dogs from the isles of Great Britain. They are closely related to the Cocker Spaniel - so much so that Springers and Cockers were sometimes birthed from the same litters. The breeds have differentiated more over time. English Springers are still used as gun dogs around the world. The show line is susceptible to something called "rage syndrome" which is a behavioral condition where aggression might emerge suddenly, but it is actually very rare. If your Springer is exhibiting unusual aggressive behavior, investigate changes in it's health or environment before assuming the worst.

The Flat Coat Retriever is known as the Peter Pan of the Sporting Group for their boundless energy and eternal youth. They were very popular as gun dogs and games-keeper's dogs until World War II but were saved with careful breeding. Nowadays, they're popular as gundogs, companion pets, and show dogs.

English Setters are a merry breed that gets along well with other dogs and people. They are the Gentlemen of the Dog World with a snowy coat and soft expression. Bred as a gun dog, they're intelligent and mischievous as they seek their quarry by following the scent on the air.

English Setters are a merry breed that gets along well with other dogs and people. They are the Gentlemen of the Dog World with a snowy coat and soft expression. Bred as a gun dog, they're intelligent and mischievous as they seek their quarry by following the scent on the air.

English Setters are a merry breed that gets along well with other dogs and people. They are the Gentlemen of the Dog World with a snowy coat and soft expression. Bred as a gun dog, they're intelligent and mischievous as they seek their quarry by following the scent on the air.

The Bulldog is a lovable icon of British culture. The low-slung, thickly built breed was used in the sport of bull-baiting back in the 1600s. In the years since the sport ended, the Bulldogs became designer dogs whose anatomy was pressed further and further into the extreme. By the modern era, their squished-in noses and extremely broad shoulders were affecting their overall health. Steps have been taken by many clubs to reverse this trend and return the Bulldog to a healthier breed standard.

The Bulldog is a lovable icon of British culture. The low-slung, thickly built breed was used in the sport of bull-baiting back in the 1600s. In the years since the sport ended, the Bulldogs became designer dogs whose anatomy was pressed further and further into the extreme. By the modern era, their squished-in noses and extremely broad shoulders were affecting their overall health. Steps have been taken by many clubs to reverse this trend and return the Bulldog to a healthier breed standard.

The Bulldog is a lovable icon of British culture. The low-slung, thickly built breed was used in the sport of bull-baiting back in the 1600s. In the years since the sport ended, the Bulldogs became designer dogs whose anatomy was pressed further and further into the extreme. By the modern era, their squished-in noses and extremely broad shoulders were affecting their overall health. Steps have been taken by many clubs to reverse this trend and return the Bulldog to a healthier breed standard.

The Dutch Shepherd is one of the oldest breeds in northern Europe. It was used to herd sheep, but was nearly rendered extinct due to modern farming practices and the war, but after World War II breeding began again although the Dutch Shepherd is still considered a rare breed.

The Dutch Shepherd is one of the oldest breeds in northern Europe. It was used to herd sheep, but was nearly rendered extinct due to modern farming practices and the war, but after World War II breeding began again although the Dutch Shepherd is still considered a rare breed.

The Dogue de Bordeaux is one of the oldest breeds in France. Also known as the French Mastiff or Bordeauxdog, these drooly friends have tough muscular bodies good for hunting, guarding, and even pulling carts! The Dogue has taken many roles through it's history but modern crowds usually recognize them for one of their favorite silver screen representatives -- Hooch from Turner and Hooch!