Features：Plott Hounds need long walks or outdoor activities every day. They love swimming and need weekly brushing.

The Plott Hound is a large group hound native to the United States and originated in the 18th century. The Plott Hound is intelligent, alert and confident, with a pronounced hound-like overtone, and was traditionally bred to handle large game.The Plott Hound is the original coonhound. This large, so...

Mexican Hairless Dog, Zoroz Interli

Features：It is a rare hairless dog breed.

The Mexican Hairless Dog is one of the earliest dogs in the world and was once used as a bed-warmer and pet, but it is not very popular. This clever, lively and affectionate animal is often compared to ancient African stray dogs and European terriers. Their physical structure is reminiscent of the c...

Welsh Daddy

Features：Naughty and active by nature, likes to provoke other dogs

The Welsh Terrier is a breed of dog native to the United Kingdom, originating in the 19th century.The ancestor of the Welsh Terrier is the old black and brown terrier of Wales, England. It was first recognized by the British Kennel Club in 1886. It was introduced to the United States two years later...

Hungarian Vizsla, Drotszorum Vizsla,Magyar Vizsla

Features：It has an outstanding dark yellow coat, is calm and rational, obedient and affectionate to people, active, easy to train, and has outstanding physical strength.

The Hungarian Vizsla is believed to have the bloodline of the Transylvanian Hound and the Turkish Yellow Dog, and also has the bloodline of the modern pointing hound. It is known as the national dog of Hungary.Its history can be traced back to the Middle Ages, and its ancestors entered...

Features：Active and good-tempered, it is a fun-loving, versatile and excellent family dog.

The Chinook originated in the 20th century and is native to the United States.It was bred by historical breeder Arthur Walton, with the main task of catching sleds. It was bred by mating Eskimo dogs, short-haired Saint Bernard dogs and Belgian shepherd dogs.The rarest dog in the world is the Chinook...

Corgi

Features：Bold, courageous and fearless, with the ability to work tirelessly and for long periods of time in rough terrain.

The Kuvasz originated in the 13th century. Its ancestor is unknown, but it is believed to have originated in Tibet, China, and later came to Hungary via Turkey. In terms of appearance and coat color, it is very similar to the Maremma Sheepdog and the Great Pyrenees, and they may have a common ancest...

German Shepherd

Features：Temperament: Alert, agile, good-tempered, playful, loyal, vigilant, and courageous.

The German Flat Terrier originated in Germany in 1879. It is a relatively large terrier. It is mostly used as a helper on farms and was originally used to catch mice.It may be related to the black and brown terrier. The Second World War made this breed endangered. After Mr. Werner's efforts, it...

Lapland dog

Features：Looks like a medium-sized Alaskan dog, a dog that can hunt reindeer

The Finnish Lapphund originated in the 17th century. Originally bred by the Lapps who lived in the northernmost part of Europe, the Lapphund's homeland stretches across Norway, Sweden, and northern Finland. Similar breeds also occur in neighboring regions of Russia.Most of the Lapp region is loc...

Features：Lively and positive, with a gentle personality, suitable for accompanying children.

Irish Setter is a general term for Irish Red Setter and Irish Red and White Setter. Among them, it is generally believed that Irish Setter refers to Irish Red Setter. In the United States, long-distance bus routes are marked by greyhounds, while Ireland once used Irish Setter as a mascot and logo, w...

The Patterdale Terrier

Features：Bold, cheerful, friendly, and confident. They have an indomitable spirit and strong fur, and can endure the heaviest rain or the coldest weather. They are strong, docile, and lively, and are easy to get close to.

The Lakeland Terrier was originally called the Patterdale Terrier. It was developed by mating the Bedlington Terrier and the Old English Wirehaired Terrier in the northern lake area of England. There were many branches, which were classified as one in 1912. Similar to the Welsh Terrier, but slightly...

Foxhound

Features：Strong and active, brave and loyal, with excellent speed and vision.

The English Foxhound originated in the United Kingdom in the 18th century, and its ancestor was the St. Hubert Hound.The English Foxhound has been carefully bred for more than 150 years, and the Good Breed Register published by the Foxhound Owners Association (UK) dates back more than 1,800 years, a...

Features：A working dog with strong herding and guarding abilities

The Australian Shepherd originated in the 19th century. It is a working dog with strong herding and guarding abilities, and is particularly good at search and rescue work, and is widely praised for its high obedience.Although it is called the Australian Shepherd, it is actually mainly bred in the Un...

French Shepherd, Boschnozzle, French Shorthaired Shepherd Dog

Features：The French Wolfhound looks a bit like a Doberman Pinscher. They are smart, brave, loyal, and eager to work. They are good guard dogs and herding dogs.

Although other countries don't know much about the French Wolfhound, it is indeed a very old purebred dog bred in France. Named after the Beauce region of France.The French Wolfhound was first described in documents in 1587. In 1809, a priest first described the difference between the French Wol...

Irish Terrier

Features：The Kerry Blue Terrier has many talents and an instinct to track and retrieve prey. It is suitable for all forms of work, easy to train, and has an indomitable spirit that is difficult for a guard dog to surpass.

The Kerry Blue Terrier, also known as the Irish Terrier, is the national dog of Ireland. It originated in County Kerry, Ireland in the 19th century. Its blue fur is its typical feature. There is also a legend that after escaping from the wrecked Spanish Armada in 1588, it drifted to the coast of Ire...

Napoleon

Features：The Mastiff is a dog that is highly aggressive, energetic, and cheerful, yet also calm, loyal, and affectionate.

The Mastiff is also called "Napoleon" in China. It is one of the largest dog breeds. Now it is ranked alongside the Great Dane as a "easy-going giant dog".The Mastiff is one of the oldest dog breeds and was considered a treasure by the ancient Babylonians four thousand years ago....

palace dog, sleeve dog

Features：They are intelligent, cheerful, lively, active, and always in a good mood. They are highly alert to any sound, love their owner's family and are full of affection, but are very cold to visiting strangers.

Tibetan Hound is commonly called "Sleeve Dog". It is native to Tibet in the Himalayas. It is one of the ancient dog breeds in China and also a fine dog breed with a mysterious color.The Tibetan Hound originated in ancient Tibet, China. It was once used as a monk or companion, but is now on...

Cocker Spaniel, Cockaby, Beagle

Features：The American Cocker Spaniel is gentle, emotional, cautious, cheerful, lively, energetic, warm and friendly, alert and agile, easy to obey, loyal to the owner. It is a very good family dog ​​and easy to train.

The American Cocker Spaniel originated from the American Cocker Spaniel in the 19th century. It is a breed bred in the United States in the last century. It was brought from Spain to Britain in the early 10th century and became a British breed. It was then brought to the United States for large-sc...

Features：The Boston Terrier is one of the few dog breeds bred in the United States. It is an active, highly intelligent dog with a smooth coat, a short head, a compact structure, a short tail, and a very well-proportioned dog.

The Boston Terrier is one of the few dog breeds bred in the United States.In the 19th century, the Boston Terrier breed was born in the bullfighting activities centered on Boston. In the early days, the Boston Terrier was a modified breed of bulldogs and bull terriers. Later, a lot of improvements w...

Lhasa Apso, Tibetan Spaniel, Lhasa Goat Dog

Features：APSO means "big beard" in Tibetan, so Lhasa Apso means "Lhasa big bearded dog" and the derivative meaning is "Lhasa long-haired dog". However, some people speculate that the word "apso" is the Tibetan word "rapso", which means "goat-like", because of its obvious appearance feature that the whole body is covered with thick, long, and seemingly endless long hair.

There are two interpretations of the original Tibetan name of the Lhasa Apso (Chinese transliteration: Apso or Yabusu or Afuzao; English transliteration: Apso): one is "a guard dog that is good at barking"; the other is "goat", because the long hair on its chin resembles a goat&#...

Hungarian Puli, Hungarian Shepherd Dog

Features：The Puli is a compact, square-proportioned, well-proportioned medium-sized dog. Its most distinctive features are its shaggy, dense coat and its quick, brisk gait. Its thick, matted coat acts like an umbrella over its head.

The Puli (Hungarian Shepherd Dog), also known as the Hu Dog, is a compact, square-proportioned, well-proportioned medium-sized dog. Its English name is Hungarian Puli or Puli. It belongs to the shepherd dog category. Its mop-like appearance makes it impossible to confuse it with other breeds. Its th...

Coad Agua

Features：The Portuguese Water Dog can not only retrieve prey, but also help fishermen work, guard fishing boats, and shuttle between different fishing boats, acting as a liaison.

The Portuguese Water Dog is native to the coastal areas of Portugal and has sailed with fishermen to the vicinity of Iceland. The Portuguese Water Dog is an excellent swimmer and diver, with special talents and perseverance, helping his owner to find lost fishing gear in the sea, drive fish, and pas...