Labrador Retriever is a pet name popular all over the world particularly in North America. When you have seen this breed, you will agree with the descriptions: genuinely kind-hearted, affable, family-friendly, reliable and clearly sharp in intellect. They are unquestionably lovable creatures and in fact, the American Kennel Club hailed them as the US’s most famous pet. Continue reading
The Bull Terrier or English Terrier is a terrier type of dog that originally came from England. In Africa, this breed is called Varkhond, meaning pig dog. This name was derived from the fact that the Bull Terrier’s head and eyes are similar to a pig. Moreover, this breed was popularly used in hunting bush-pigs and warthogs. Continue reading
The Border Terrier is a terrier breed that originated at the border of Scotland and England primarily as a ratter and a fox hunter. Its ancestors were said to be the Dandie Dinmont Terriers and the Bedlington terriers, which were one of the primary breeds from Scotland. Today, the Border Terrier is a well-loved household companion around the world that it ranked as 81st in AKC registrations and 10th in the UK kennel club. Continue reading
The Australian Cattle Dogs origin is hard to identify because no one has documented the development of this breed. It was in the past that several breeding processes were done just to produce a breed that suits the remote or rural areas of Australia. This breed was determined as a unique breed at the onset of 1897. Continue reading
Spaniel dog breeds were first seen at the onset of the medieval era. According to dog breed historians, this dog breed are seen on the paintings of some famous artists. Originally, this dog breed came into existence to serve as a companion for hunting. The name of this dog breed is obtained from the dog’s capability to spring the game bird into the air when guns were not invented yet. Continue reading