The Great Pyrenees is one of the most powerful dog breeds today. This magnificent breed has a "proud warrior-like personality. In the past breeding process, this personality was consciously eliminated, while retaining its patience, nobility and courage. However, if its territory is violated, it...
The Old English Sheepdog is one of the oldest sheepdog breeds in the UK, bred from the standard poodle and the deerhound; there is also a theory that this dog is based on the Russian shepherd dog, bred with the bearded collie.In 1873, the Old English Sheepdog made its first public appearance at a Br...
The Chinese Crested Dog is one of the few hairless dog breeds in the world. It is named Chinese Crested Dog because of the crest on its head, which looks like the hat of Qing Dynasty officials.There are different opinions about its origin. The Chinese Crested Dog is not a Chinese dog. When naming th...
Greyhound, also known as Greyhound, is native to the Middle East. The English name of Greyhound is generally believed to have evolved from the Old English word "grighund". Hund means hound, and the meaning of grig is unclear, but it should have nothing to do with the modern English word gr...
French Bulldog originated in France, is a descendant of the British Bulldog. It was brought to France from Britain by the French in the mid-19th century and improved into today's breed.In 1860, a small bulldog appeared in Paris, which may be the earliest French bulldog. By 1871, this kind of dog...
The Sealyham Terrier is a breed that was completely improved by humans. Between 1850 and 1891, it was carefully improved by Captain John Edwards in the Sealyham Territory in Wales. Although there was no record of the exact breeding process at the time, it can be determined that it was a breed of bul...
The Skye Terrier originated in the 17th century and was bred on the isolated Scottish island of Skye. The islanders used the breed specifically to hunt otters, badgers and foxes. Its keen sense of smell and agile, strong, muscular body enable it to find them and dig their burrows to capture them. Th...
The Irish Red Terrier, also known as the Irish Red Terrier, originated in Ireland in the 18th century. It originated in County Cork, Ireland, and is generally believed to be a breed formed by the mating of black, tan and wheaten terriers.The first record of the recognized Irish Terrier dates back to...
The African Lion Dog, also known as the Rhodesian Ridgeback, originated in South Africa in the 19th century. It is a breed used for special hunting in the wild.Since about the 16th century, European immigrants brought bloodhounds, mastiffs and various terriers to South Africa. These dogs hybridized...
Boxer originated in Germany. The ancestor of Boxer is the mastiff breed. In the Middle Ages, it was used to attack bison, hunt wild boars and deer. In the 19th century, the Boxer was bred in Munich, Germany by mating the Basel Mastiff with a bulldog, and mating with some other breeds to improve the...
The West Highland White Terrier is a pure white dog from the western highlands of Scotland. In the mid-19th century, people selected and bred an authentic white dog breed from the Highland White Terrier.The West Highland White Terrier has a fox-like face, a long nose, is smart, tenacious and brave,...
The German Wirehaired Pointer originated in the 18th century. Early Wirehaired Pointers were crossbred with many other breeds, such as the German Foxhound, German Pointer, Bloodhound, English Pointer, Polish Water Dog, German Shepherd, Griffin, etc. Therefore, this breed has multiple hunting skills...
Originated in 3000 BC, it is native to Iran. This dog has a long history. In the tombs of ancient Egypt more than 3000 years ago, images of hounds similar to this dog were found. Judging from the appearance, this dog and the ancient Afghan hound are close relatives of the same lineage.The Saluki was...
The English name of the Irish Wolfhound is: Irish Wolfhound. It originated in Ireland in 100 BC. It is a real giant dog and the tallest dog in the world. Its appearance is generally similar to that of a greyhound, and its coat is very messy; its body structure is strong and its muscles are very deve...
The Bedlington Terrier originated in the 19th century and is native to the United Kingdom. Originally named Rosebell Terrier, it was mainly used to hunt hidden prey such as foxes, hares and badgers. From the late 18th century to the early 19th century, it was bred and bred by Whippet, Dandie Dinmont...
The Dalmatian is an animal with a long history, and its unique spots are undoubtedly one of the most conspicuous symbols of dogs.Dalmatian is recognized as one of the most elegant breeds, with white and clear black spots, and can call people. According to ancient Greek sculptures and ancient Egyptia...
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