Pomeranian

POMERIAN

The Pomeranian came from Germany and became popular when Queen Victoria allowed some of her Pomeranians to be shown at a conformation show. They are the smallest of the Spitz family, but nobody has told them that; they are small dogs with big personalities. They are independent and surprisingly bold; if you are looking for …

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Pembroke Corgi

pembroke-corgi

Welsh Corgis come in two varieties: the Pembroke and the Cardigan, the main difference is the Pembroke are slightly larger and heavier boned then the Pembroke. They are very similar in temperament. They are hardworking, active and sweet dogs, if you are looking a companion for your family or household, this could be the breed …

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Pekingese

pekingese

The Pekingese is a breed of Royal history in China; if you owned one of these outside the kingdom, the punishment was death. It is no wonder this breed is dignified and full of importance. Pekingese are brave, independent and loving dogs. You may have found your perfect breed if you are looking for a …

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Peekapoo

peekapoo

The Peekapoo is a designer dog that crosses a Pekingese and a small Poodle. They have been around a long time, dating back to the 1950s. With all crossbreeds, you can never really be sure which traits each breed will have, and there are always many inconsistencies. Peekapoo Traits at a Glance Best Trait – Lapdog …

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Papillion

Papilion

The Papillon means butterfly in French; they are instantly recognisable with their upright ears. Another variety has drop ears and can even come from the same litter. They are bright and busy little dogs, they are the perfect size for a lapdog, but they will be busy doing more important stuff than lounging! They have …

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Old English Sheep Dog

old-english-sheepdog

The Old English Sheepdog is large, athletic and instantly recognisable with their shaggy coats. Bred initially in England of course, to help farmers drive cattle to markets. They are adaptable, intelligent and easy-going dogs. They are large dogs, so if you have the space and are looking for an active dog to join your family …

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Norwegian Elkhound

Elkhound

The  Norwegian Elkhound looks like a mini wolf and is very beautiful. Originally bred to hunt Moose and big game animals, they are not hounds but not bred to hunt elk. They are loyal, sweet and great guardians. They are very active, so if you are looking for a running companion or an addition to …

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Norfolk Terrier

Norfolk Terrier

The Norfolk Terrier was originally bred in Norwich and sold to Cambridge undergraduates, they are small active and alert terriers. They are lively, affectionate and fearless, much like all the terriers. These guys are not quite as intense as other terriers, but they are still feisty and lots of fun. If you are looking for …

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Newfoundland

newfoundland

The Newfoundland is a large breed from Newfoundland, would you believe? Bred to be working dogs, hauling wood and moving nets for fishermen. They are hardworking dogs suited to both land and water. They are sweet-natured, strong and loyal dogs. This large dog needs plenty of space and will do well in a rural country …

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Miniature Schnauzer

snazer

The Miniature Schnauzer is a small dog and looks just like the standard and giant Schnauzers; however, they are their own breed in their own right. Originally they were bred to hunt rats in Germany. They are a very varied breed; some will be full of life-like terriers, some more mild-mannered. If that beard doesn’t …

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Miniature Pinscher

miniature-pinscher

The Miniature Pinscher or the Min Pins were originally bred in Germany to hunt rats in stables and homes, although they look like a small Doberman, they are a older and distinct breed all of their own. They might look a little small but they are muscular and sturdy as well as being fearless, energetic and elegant …

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Maltipoo

maltipoo

The Maltipoo is a popular cross of the Maltese and Poodle breeds. The idea is to try and produce a hypoallergenic breed, but keep in mind that there’s no such thing as a truly hypoallergenic dog. All breeds shed dander and saliva, which carry allergens. Maltipoo Traits at a Glance Best Trait – Light Shedders Worst …

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