Hunting accounts from the XIX Egyptian dynasty recounts the Pharaoh Hound that we know today. Today’s Pharaoh Hound is well-known for “blushing” when excited, its nose and ears flush with blood and... Read more »
The Portuguese Water Dog is the consummate water working dog, and it shares some of its lineages with the Poodle. These water dogs’ ancestors were herding dogs from the Central Asian Steppes.... Read more »
The Lakeland Terrier accompanied farmers on their rounds and small packs of hounds to kill problematic foxes in the area. These dogs were hugely successful and would also hunt otter and vermin.... Read more »
The Saint Bernard can trace its lineage back to the Roman Molossian dogs. However, It did not develop into the rescue dog we know today responsible for saving so many lives between... Read more »
Papillon means butterfly in French, which the face and ears of this lively little dog should bear a resemblance to. The Papillon can trace its roots back to the dwarf spaniels that... Read more »
The Bedlington Terrier is considered to be the most unusual member of the terrier group. It is a product of England in the Hanny Hills of Northumberland. Its exact origin is not... Read more »