Dog Breeds 101: Dogue de Bordeaux
by >Photo – Wikipedia – lic. under CC 2.0 The Dogue de Bordeaux is a dog breed from France and was already around more than 600 …
Dog Breeds 101: Dandie Dinmont Terrier
Photo – Wikipedia – lic. under GNU A proud member of the terrier family, the Dandie Dinmont Terrier is a purely Scottish breed which has …
Dog Breeds 101: Curly Coated Retriever
Photo – Wikipedia – lic. under CC 4.0 Due to their excellent retrieving skills, the Curly-Coated Retrievers are popular with gamekeepers, hunters and poachers. These …
Dog Breeds 101: Coton de Tulear
Photo – Wikipedia – lic. under CC 3.0 The Coton de Tuler is a pure breed that originated in Madagascar more than three centuries ago. …
Dog Breeds 101: Cockapoo
Photo – Wikipedia – lic. under CC 3.0 The Cockapoo is a cross between the Cocker Spaniel and the Poodle and is known to be …
Dog Breeds 101: Clumber Spaniel
Photo – Wikipedia – lic. under GNU The long and low Clumber Spaniel is not as fast as other sporting dogs but will tirelessly work …
Dog Breeds 101: Chinook
Photo – Wikipedia – lic. under CC 2.0 The Chinook originated in the state of New Hampshire during the early 20th century and these hardy, …
Dog Breeds 101: Chinese Crested Dog
Photo – Wikipedia – lic. under CC 4.0 The elegant and graceful Chinese Crested Dog is famous for its exotic look. This breed can be …
Dog Breeds 101: Chilean Terrier
Photo – Wikipedia(PD) The medium-sized Chilean Fox Terrier is popular for its notable contrast of colors on its short coat which is all white (or …
Dog Breeds 101: Chesapeake Bay Retriever
Photo – Wikipedia (PD) The Chesapeake Bay Retriever (nicknamed Chessie) was bred to hunt waterfowl in the rough and icy waters of Chesapeake Bay, Maryland. …