Skye Terrier

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The Skye Terrier was originally bred to hunt badgers, otters and foxes in Scotland. They can have either prick or drop ears and will differ across the litter. They are confident, friendly and devoted dogs. If you are looking for a companion for your family or household, this could be the perfect breed for you. …

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Shih Tzu

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The Shih Tzu is known as the little Lion dog. Their origins are a bit of a mystery but are probably bred from Tibetan or Chinese-type dogs. They are small, regal and friendly dogs. If you are looking for a companion for your family or household, this could be the perfect breed for you. They …

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Schnoodle

Schnoodle

The Schnoodle is a popular hybrid dog, the cross of a Poodle and a Schnauzer. The idea was to get the Poodle’s eagerness to please and the sturdiness of a Schnauzer. With all crossbreeds, you can never really be sure which traits each breed will have, and there are always many inconsistencies. Schoodle Traits at …

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Scottish Terrier

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The Scottish Terrier was originally bred in Scotland to hunt badgers and foxes. Remember Jock from Disney’s The Lady and The Tramp, or have you ever wondered what the kind of dog the monopoly dog is? Well, they were little Scottie dogs. Scottish Terrier Traits at a Glance Best Trait – Fun Worst Trait – …

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Schipperke

Shipperke

The Schipperke is known as the little black devil. They originated in Belgium as watchdogs and ratters. They are fearless, devoted and extremely busy little dogs. This could be the perfect breed for you if you are looking for an active addition to your family or household. They need plenty of exercise so as long …

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Siberian Husky

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The Siberian Husky is a beautiful dog with a thick coat. Originally bred for speed and stamina, this is not a good dog for first-time owners. You get a lot of dog for your money! They are athletic, intelligent and independent dogs. This could be the perfect breed for you if you are looking for …

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Samoyed

Samoyed

The Samoyed was originally bred to hunt, haul sledges and herd reindeer in Siberia. They are known as the smiling dog. They are friendly, gentle and devoted dogs; if you are looking for an active addition to your family or household, you may have found your perfect breed. Working dogs need a lot of exercise …

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Saint Bernard

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Saint Bernard was originally used to guard a Hospice in Switzerland called Saint Bernard. They also help to save lost or injured travellers. This is a very large dog who, at his happiest, will be doing jobs, pulling carts or running around in the snow. There are short and long-haired varieties. These are big dogs; …

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Rhodesian Ridgeback

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The Rhodesian Ridgeback was bred in Africa to hunt big game such as lions, bears and boars. They are instantly recognisable by the ridge of hair running parallel to the spine and reverse to the rest of the coat. They are incredibly active, intelligent and confident dogs. You may have found your perfect breed if …

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Rottweiler

Rottweiler

The Rottweilers were originally bred to drive cattle to the market, then later used to pull carts. They have been used in the Military and Police forces worldwide. They are strong, loyal and loving dogs. If you are looking for a large powerful guardian and friend for your family or household, this could be the …

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Puggle

Puggles are a crossbreed of the Pug and Beagle. They are a very new designer breed only being first bred around 1990s. They have the appearance of small mastiffs with wrinkles of the pug and longer muzzle of the Beagle. With all crossbreeds, you can never be sure which traits each dog will have, and …

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Pug

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The Pug was originally brought from China to England, and Queen Victoria was very fond of them. They have recently become very popular again with their big eyes and comical ways. The Pug is a lover, not a fighter, they love their humans, and their main goal in life is to be a lap dog; …

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