Miniature Poodle Dog The Miniature Poodle is a highly intelligent, fun-loving, energetic dog that makes for a great family pet. They love being a part of the family.

Miniature Schnauzer Dog The Miniature Schnauzer is a great family dog. Friendly and outgoing, it enjoys a good, hard play session. Erring on the side of loud, it has a tendency to bark a lot.

Morkie / Yorktese Dog The Yorktese, also called the Morkie, is created by the crossing of two breeds: Yorkshire Terrier and Maltese. They are commonly referred to as "designer dogs". The Yorktese is exceedingly popular.

Mountain Cur Dog Often referred to as the "pioneer dogs of the Southern mountains", this versatile breed is steeped in tradition. Mountain Cur's are highly respected for their ability as hunter, protector, guardian, and farm worker.

Mudi Dog The Mudi originated in Hungary and is a relatively new breed. They are noted for their versatility as sheep herder, flock guardian, guard dog, cattle herder, hunter, and companion. Mudi's are also utilized as rescue dogs. This breed is exceedingly rare and difficult to obtain.

Munsterlander Dog The bitch has a shorter coat and will not need so much grooming. A brushing every 3-4 days should be enough. The dog has a longer coat and needs a good brushing every second day. This breed is a seasonally heavy shedder especially in the spring. Regular grooming will keep the shedding down.

Neapolitan Mastiff Dog The Neapolitan Mastiff is the ideal gaurd dog. They are intensely loyal, and one should socialize them often when they are young.

New Guinea Singing Dog The oldest of the Pariah Dogs, this breed is extremely primitive and the subject of much debate. Scientists believe they are not truly domesticated animals. Today, wild populations are thought to be extinct, with limited specimens being kept in zoos or by fanciers.

Newfoundland Dog The Newfoundland is a larger breed and historically a work dog. They are extremely gentle, loving dogs and are great with small children.

Norfolk Terrier Dog The Norfolk Terrier is an extremely strong willed and independent breed. They can be difficult to control at time, as they are clever and energetic.

Norwegian Buhund Dog The Norwegian Buhund is an easy breed to keep but also very vocal. They love to bark to communicate and may try and convince you that they haven't eaten, even when they already have.

Norwegian Elkhound Dog The Norwegian Elkhound enjoys adventure in cold environments, so they need plenty of exercise. They are loyal and loving.

Norwegian Lundehund Dog The Norwegian Lundehund is not an easy dog to train, making them a poor choice for novice dog owners. However, they are very affectionate and can be rather independent as well.

Norwich Terrier Dog The Norwich Terrier may be a small breed, but they are adventurous and outgoing. They make great pets for those who enjoy a humourous - and at times challenging - dog.

Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever Dog The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever is a quick learner, who enjoys applying their newly acquired knowledge through rigorous activity. They are energetic but not restless, and are friendly with both people and animals alike.

Old English Sheepdog Dog The Old English Sheepdog is a bigger, fun-loving dog, that enjoys being part of the family very much.

Olde English Bulldogge Dog The Olde English Bulldogge is a recent and contemporary recreation of the Old English Bulldog which is extinct. Developed during the 1970s by David Leavitt, this breed was created using an English Bulldog, Bullmastiff, American Bulldog, and Pit Bull. It was Mr.

Otterhound Dog The Otterhound is a dedicated hunter, and enjoys the hunt even more with other dogs. More of a functional dog than a pet, they can be difficult at times, but are generally low-key.

Papillon Dog The Papillon is one of the most intelligent breeds of its size. It loves to spend time with its owner learning new tricks.

Parson Russell Terrier Dog The Parson Russell Terrier can be a handful with it's high energy and hunting instincts. A great canine for an owner who is also highly active, as well as a sense of humour.

Patterdale Terrier (Fell Terrier) Dog The Patterdale Terrier, sometimes called the "Black Fell Terrier," is not as high energy as some other terriers, but don't be fooled, he is still a lively fellow. This dog was originally bred for hunting or ratting so he still possesses those instincts, which makes him not for the average family.

Peek-A-Pom Dog The Peekapom, also called the Pominese, is created by the crossing of two breeds: Pekingese and Pomeranian. They are commonly referred to as "designer dogs" and are not as popular as many of the other crosses.

Pekepoo Dog The Pekepoo, also called the Peke-A-Poo, is created by the crossing of two breeds: Pekingese and Poodle. They are commonly referred to as "designer dogs" and are one of the more popular crosses.

Pekingese Dog The Pekingese is a small, fluffy breed that can come off as stubborn. They can be affectionate, but are a generally low energy breed.

Pembroke Welsh Corgi Dog The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a great companion dog, combining its intense loyalty with its laidback nature. Its natural herder tendencies give it spunk.

Peruvian Inca Orchid Dog An extremely ancient and rare breed, the Peruvian Inca Orchid originated in Peru during A.D. 750. A gifted sight hound, this breed was highly prized by the Inca Indians. The Hairless variety was often looked upon with more favor and only kept as pets; the Coated variety were used as hunters.

Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen Dog The Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen is an inquisitive and fun-loving dog, with high energy and a burning desire to play.

Pharaoh Hound Dog The Pharaoh Hound is a runner and hunter - they love activity. They also make great dogs indoors, as well, and are generally gentle with children and other dogs.

Plott Dog The Plott is a great all around hound: good for hunting, as well as a family dog. They can be shy around folks they don't know, but warm up to them pretty quickly.

Pointer Dog This highly energetic canine needs lots of exercise. Given that, they are lovely, loyal companions. They may be too energetic for families with small children.

Polish Lowland Sheepdog Dog The Polish Lowland Sheepdog is a herder by nature, and is thus very territorial. That said, they are very affectionate and enjoy the company of others.

Polish Owczarek Nizinny Dog Also referred to as the Polish Lowland Sheepdog, this breed originated during the 13th century. The Polish Owczarek Nizinny's were used in the herding and guarding of sheep and cattle as well as companions. This breed was nearly extinct after World War II with only two males and one female surviving. Those three are the foundation of all of the Polish Owczarek Nizinnys of today. This breed is relatively rare in the United States.

Polish Tatra Sheepdog Dog This working breed originated during the 1600s in Poland as a herding dog and as a guardian. The Polish Tatra Sheepdog nearly became extinct during World War II, but was re-established by the Polish Kennel Club.

Poma-Poo - Pomapoo Dog The Pomapoo is created by the crossing of two breeds: Pomeranian and Poodle. They are commonly referred to as a "designer dog" and have become popular companions.

Pomchi Dog The Pomchi was created by the crossing of two breeds: Pomeranian and Chihuahua. They are referred to as a "designer dog". In 1998 a standard was set forth by the Pomchi Club of America.

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