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Collie DogThe Collie is a mild-mannered, calm dog that is an ideal family pet. It needs daily excerize, as the Collie has historically been a work dog. |
Corgi DogRevered as cattle herders and guardians of the home, the Corgi's origins are obscured by folklore. This breed garnered popularity and notoriety due to long time fancier Queen Elizabeth II. |
Coton De Tulear DogThe Coton originated in the island of Madagascar in the early 20th century. They are still considered to be a rare breed in the United States, where there are only perhaps 5,000 total. |
Curly-Coated Retriever DogThe Curly Coated Retriever loves to - surpise! - retriever things, espescially in the water. They love the outdoors but are tame once indoors, provided they have enough exercize. |
Czechoslovakian Wolfdog DogA relatively new breed, the Czechoslovakian Wolfdog was developed by the crossing of a German Shepherd Dog with a Carpathian Wolf. |
Dachshund DogThe Dachshund is a natural hunter, who has a strong affinity for its owner. Although small in size, they make fantastic watchdogs. |
Dachshund Wire DogThis "modern" wire haired Dachshund comes from Germany and his appearance was strongly influenced by the wire haired British terrier eg. Sky, Scotland, Dandie. |
Dachshund - Mini DogDating back to the 16th century, the Mini Dachshund was created to hunt hare. Originating in Germany, this breed is actually a Terrier. They gained notoriety in England when Queen Victoria became a fancier. |
Dachshund - Smooth DogShort, smooth and shining. Should be neither too long nor too thick. Ears not leathery. |
Dalmatian DogThe Dalmatian is full of energy and requires an outlet for this daily. Great around horses, they're good for households with lots of land, but they don't make for great indoor dogs. |
Dandie Dinmont Terrier DogThe Dandie Dinmont Terrier is a small, loving companion dog. Despite it's stature, it does enjoy a good hunt or some vigorous exercize. |
Doberman Pinscher DogThe Doberman Pinscher is a very intelligent canine, capable of overcoming a variety of challenges and difficulties. They are a tough dog, for sure, but are very sensitive to their owners. |
Dogue de Bordeaux DogThe Dogue de Bordeaux is a rare breed and can have a difficult temperament to train, but they make excellent guard dogs and can handle living in homes that usually house smaller dogs. |
Doodleman Pinscher DogThe Doodleman Pinscher is created by the crossing of two breeds: Doberman Pinscher and Standard Poodle. They are commonly referred to as "designer dogs" and are one of a larger size of crosses. |
Dutch Shepherd DogThe Dutch Shepherd breed originated during the 1800's in the Netherlands as an all-purpose dog. They were adept cart-pullers, herders, police dogs, and used for guarding. |
Elo DogBred to a behavioral rather than an appearance standard, the appearance of the Elo can vary from dog to dog, although the breed standard (breed standards describe a breed's external appearance) describes the |
English Boodle DogThe English Boodle is created by the crossing of two breeds: English Bulldog and Poodle. They are typically referred to as a "designer dog" and are not known to be as popular as the many other Poodle crosses. |
English Bulldog DogOne of the gentlest breeds, the English Bulldog has grown in popularity. Originally bred for baiting bull, this breed can be intimidating but is very affectionate and surprisingly gentle. |
English Cocker Spaniel DogThe English Cocker Spaniel is an incredibely friendly breed, who enjoys both human and canine company. They are natural hunters, so they require lots of exercise. |
English Coonhound DogThe English Coonhound breed descends from Irish and French breeds brought to America. They were utilized to hunt fox by day and raccoon by night. |
English Foxhound DogThe English Foxhound is an active hunter, who loves to get out and use it's nose daily. They are a very social breed, and so need lots of human or canine companionship. |
English Mastiff DogThe former standard specified the coat should be short and close-lying (though long haired Mastiffs, called "Fluffies", are occasionally seen) and the color is apricot-fawn, silver-fawn, fawn, or dark fawn-brindle, always with black on the muzzle, ears, and nose and around the eyes. |
English Pointer DogOriginating in England in 1650, the English Pointer was used to locate hare and upland birds. So named for their motionless stance they assume when they have found game, this breed continues to thrive as a popular hunting dog and companion. |
English Setter DogThe English Setter is a hunting dog and loves to run in big, open spaces. They are a very gentle breed, and are great with children. |
English Shepherd DogOriginating in England, the English Shepherd is a versatile working breed that is adept at performing a variety of tasks. They are highly skilled at herding sheep, cattle, pig, and poultry. |
English Springer Spaniel DogThe English Springer Spaniel is an extremley playful breed that loves regular exercize outdoors. Their high level of affection makes them a great family dog. |
English Toy Spaniel DogThe English Toy Spaniel is a great lapdog. They are both playful, as well as loyal and respectful of their owner and family. |
Entlebucher Mountain DogThe Entlebucher Mountain Dog is a highly intelligent breed that needs to be trained from early puppyhood. They are very active and need regular exercise. |
Eska-Poo - Eskapoo DogThe Eskapoo is created by the crossing of two breeds: American Eskimo Dog and Poodle. They are commonly referred to as "designer dogs" and are becoming a popular cross. |
Eskimo DogNicknamed the "Eskie", the Eskimo breed originated in Germany and is a member of the Spitz family. In addition to serving as watchdogs and companions the Eskimo Dog enjoyed popularity and success as a circus performer. |
Estrela Mountain DogOriginating in Portugal, the Estrela Mountain Dog was used for herding and guarding. They were prized by both farmers and aristocrats for their ability with both flock and estate. |
Field Spaniel DogThe Field Spaniel is as good a hunting dog as it is a loving companion. They love to have tasks and need daily exercize. |
Fila Brasileiro DogA powerful and courageous breed, the Fila Brasileiro is a loyal and dedicated companion animal. The Fila Brasileiro has strong protective instincts of his owner and territory, but very loving. |
Finnish Lapphund DogAn Arctic spitz breed, the Finnish Lapphund breed originated in 7000 BC in Finland. They were highly adept as watch dogs and at herding reindeer. |
Finnish Spitz DogThe Finnish Spitz is a lively, independent breed that can be stubborn at times. |
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