Dog Breeds 101: Azawakh
by Photo – Wikipedia – lic. under GNU Leggy with its skin tight all over its body, the Azawakh sighthound has an air of fineness and …
Dog Breeds 101: Australian Kelpie
Photo – Wikipedia (PD) In mythology, a Kelpie is a magical water spirit with bad intentions towards humans – however the Australian Kelpie dog is …
Dog Breeds 101: Artois Hound
Photo – Wikipedia (PD) The Artois Hound is a descendant of the Bloodhound and considered to be one of today’s rarest breeds. It is a …
Dog Breeds 101: Armenian Gampr Dog
Photo – Wikipedia – lic. under CC 3.0 The Armenian Gampr is a large dog with a heavy bone structure and a muscular physique making …
Dog Breeds 101: Armant
Photo – Wikipedia(PD) Armants, in general, are delightful dogs who are always lively, entertaining and loyal. They crave for constant love and attention from their …
Dog Breeds 101: Ariege Pointer
Photo – Wikipedia (PD) The obedient and energetic Ariege Pointer is a popular hunting companion which excels in tracking and retrieving small game. They are …
Dog Breeds 101: Appenzeller Sennenhund
Photo – Wikipedia – lic. under GNU The Appenzeller Sennenhund is the all-around farm dog who requires a great amount of exercise in order to …
Dog Breeds 101: Anatolian Shepherd Dog
Photo – Wikipedia – lic. under GNU The Anatolian Shepherd was developed strictly for utilitarian purposes as a guardian of livestock. It is not inclined …
Dog Breeds 101: American Water Spaniel
Photo – Wikipedia – lic. under GNU The medium-sized American Water Spaniel is a reputable hunting dog that is always full of energy and enthusiasm. …
Dog Breeds 101: American Hairless Terrier
Photo – Wikipedia – lic. under CC 3.0 The American Hairless Terrier was first developed in the Trout, Louisiana in the 1970s. The breed is …