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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Pointer

English Pointer

The Pointer is instantly recognisable; they are bred to point and retrieve game for hunters. They are working dogs and, unless kept very active, may not be happy if kept indoors as a pet. Working dogs need a lot of exercise and this guy is no different. They need plenty of exercise and playtime. They could …

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Poodle

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There are three sizes of Poodle, all considered part of the same breed: going from smallest to largest, there are the Toy, the Miniature, and the Standard. The Standard is probably the oldest of the three varieties. They were bred for hunting and their hair was cut to make it less dense in the water …

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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

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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

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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

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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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