Bedlington Terrier

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The Bedlington Terrier was originally bred for hunting, but they are primarily seen in the show ring and as pets these days. They are a striking-looking breed, almost lamb-like. They are terriers but perhaps not as intense as some of the others, but, of course, the swagger of a terrier is strong, and they are …

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Beagle

beagle

Beagles are happy, sweet and outgoing dogs. They have approximately 220 million scent receptors compared to the paltry 5 million or so in people. They are hounds, so they require plenty of long walks to get their scents going. They require daily exercise as Beagles love nothing more than having their noses to the floor …

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Bloodhound

bloodhound

Bloodhounds are very active, intelligent and friendly dogs. Used by police and rescue services for their excellent sense of smell. The breed featured in the film Cool Hand Luke was wrongly portrayed as being a bit lazy when these are very active and hard-working dogs. These are gentle and affectionate dogs, great with kids and …

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Border Collie

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Border Collies were bred to herd sheep. They have a lot of energy and stamina and love to work. They make a fantastic choice if you want to compete in agility or flying disc competitions or are looking for a running partner. This is not a laid-back dog. They are at their happiest when being …

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Border Terrier

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Border Terriers are small but slightly more laid back than your average terrier, but don’t be fooled; they are still high energy and carry all the terrier traits as they are fearless hunters and love to dig. They are sweet, good-natured and loyal dogs, playful and friendly with the family. These terriers are playful and …

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Basset Hound

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The ‘hush puppy’ dog, the Basset hound, is a chilled-out, easy-going, kind-natured dog. They may be a little slow but are still keen and active dogs. They are muscular dogs but will do their best to become lap dogs. They were bred to hunt and have a fantastic sense of smell and big paws. Their …

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Bearded Collie

bearded-collie

Bearded Collies originated in Scotland as cattle herders. They are full of energy and still make great working dogs and great family companions. This enthusiastic breed is bright and very active; they love to bounce around and enjoy a waggy tail life; however, they are intelligent and stubborn and sometimes can be the right combination …

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Australian Terrier

Australian-terrier

Hardy and tough, this little terrier knows no fear and has no idea how small they really are. Bred to hunt snakes and rodents in their native Australia, this rough and ready character makes for an independent and lively companion. They are high-spirited and active little dogs who are attached to their families. They are …

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Afghan Hound

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The Afghan Hound is a completely unique breed with a silky coat and distinctive looks. Independent and affectionate when a puppy but once older Afghans become more aloof and free thinking, making their own mind up when they want affection not the other way around. Make sure you can cope with rejection if you choose this …

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Australian Shepherd Dog

Australian-shepherd-dog

The Australian Shepherd Dog is a hard-working, intelligent and loyal breed. They can be great family dogs if, they are given plenty of activities to keep them occupied and out of trouble. They are perfect for running companions or at agility classes, as long as they are busy, they are happy. They need plenty of …

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Australian Cattle Dog

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The Australian Cattle Dog or known as a blue or red heeler (depending on colourings) is a tough, active, clever dog. They love it most when they are working or involved in family activities. They are great at competing in agility and dog sports. They are loyal and protective over their family, they do tend to …

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American Foxhound

American-Foxhound

American Foxhounds are sweet, easy-going and loyal. They come from a hunting background, so they love running and would make for a great jogging or trekking partner. They are kind and make great family dogs, but they must get enough exercise to keep them out of trouble. Foxhounds are pack animals and enjoy running around …

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