Other dog breeds
Explore fascinating other dog breeds with rare traits, vibrant histories, and unique behaviors. Discover captivating profiles and stories of enchanting canines.
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Toy poodles are one of the smartest dog breeds, this is an animal that loves to be with family, play and accompany its owner wherever they go. Because of their attention span and responses, these pets are very easy to train, but we should monitor their education to prevent spoiling them and creating behaviour...
Do you have a Spanish Mastiff and want to learn how to care for it? These dogs traditionally guarded sheep, and therefore they are large and often very protective and territorial.
However, their personality is far from aggressive: it is their physical corpulence what is most intimidating about them....
Pit bulls are a well-known dog type that includes breeds related to the bulldog and terrier types. The traits of these breeds blend together, making the most of the terriers' sharpness and agility and the power and strength of bulldogs. Over the years, we have created different pit bull breeds such as...
Have you just adopted a German Shorthaired Pointer? As you may know, this noble dog was originally bred as a Hunting dog and, though these days are now practically over, the German Shorthaired Pointer has still got its hunting instincts, making it one of the most high-energy breeds. This means that your...
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The breed name for Shih Tzu comes from the Chinese word for "lion dog". Indeed, this dog breed was bred to look like a lion and does bear a resemblance to the typical guardian lion common in oriental art. The origin of this breed dates back to the seventeenth century, but it was not until 1934 that...
They may look fierce, but American bullies tend to be among the most affectionate of dogs, and are perfect for people who love dogs with a big character but don't have enough space for bigger breeds at home.
Their gentle nature doesn't seem to go with their threatening appearance, but American bullies...