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| This breed was made famous when Sir Walter Scott wrote about them in Guy Mannering in 1814 | |
| This breed originated in Germany around 1900 | |
| This breed was featured as 'Hooch' in the 1989 Tom Hanks' film, 'Turner and Hooch' | |
| This breed is recognized as separate from the American Cocker Spaniel in 1946 | |
| The first AKC registered of this breed was named 'Auditor' | |
| This breed was bred in England over 400 years ago | |
| This breed was accepted as a distinct breed in 1902 | |
| This breed's coat varieties include: Blenheim, Ruby, Prince Charles, and King Charles | |
| This breed is the smallest of the four tri-color Swiss Mountain Dogs | |
| One of the rarest Spaniel breeds, this breed almost went extinct | |
| This breed makes popular pets in Scandinavia | |
| This breed resembles a red fox | |
| This breed is part of the Labrador family | |
| This breed is bred to be a companion, or 'lap dog' | |
| This breed is prized for their vermin hunting ability | |
| This breed is hailed as the world's leading police, guard, and military dog | |
| This breed is thought to have originated from the German Bird Dog | |
| Germans created this breed as one who could 'do it all' | |
| This breed became one of the breeds used for police training in Germany during WW1 | |
| The only terrier breed of Ireland not defined by a single color. | |
| This breed is the 4th most popular breed of dog in the US | |
| This breed is the heaviest of the three setter breeds | |
| This breed is sometimes referred to as the 'King of Dogs' | |
| This breed is named after the mountain range in southwestern Europe | |
| This breed is nicknamed 'Swissy' | |
| This breed is the smaller version of the English Foxhound | |
| This breed is the National Dog of Cuba and the country's only native breed | |
| This breed has been depicted in Egyptian hieroglyphs | |
| So loved in Iceland, this breed has been portrayed on this country's postage stamps | |
| Despite its name, this breed is not just color variation of the Irish Setter | |
| This breed's average size is 60 to 70 pounds and 25 to 27 inches at the shoulder | |
| During WW1 this breed was used as a messenger and sentinel. | |
| This breed is lovingly known as the 'Clown of the Spaniel family' | |
| This breed is the tallest of all breeds | |
| Jenna Marbles has one of this breed named Kermit | |
| Asian aristocracies made it impossible to buy this breed in the early days. They were given as royal gifts | |
| Especially popular in Holland in the late 1700's, this breed also became a symbol of the Dutch Patriot political party | |
| This breed is born black but its coat fades to a more gray-blue color by 18 months | |
| This breed's mop like coat help it to blend in with the sheep it herds | |
| This breed's name comes from the Turkish word 'kawasz,' meaning 'armed guard of the nobility.' | |
| This popular breed originates in Canada, with three coat variations: Yellow, Chocolate, and Black | |
| This terrier was recognized by the AKC in 1934. | |
| This breed originated in Leonberg, Germany. | |
| This breed is very independent. Its goal in life is not necessarily to please its master | |
| This breed's name means 'little lion' in German | |
| This breed was once known as 'Ye ancient dogge of Malta,' | |
| This breed, depending on the size, can be catergorized into either the Toy or the Terrier groups | |
| This breed has been used as a watchdog in England for over 2000 years | |
| This breed is exactly alike the Bull Terrier in every way, except size | |
| This breed is known as the 'King of the Toys' | |
| This breed is the most popular of the three Schnauzer breeds | |
| This breed can be traced back to the dogs of the Roman Army | |
| This breed has been used to pull nets for fishermen, they also originated in Newfoundland | |
| This breed used to be considered the same breed as the Norwich Terrier | |
| Ancient versions of this breed can be traced back as far as the Vikings in the year 900 | |
| This breed is bred to hunt elk, bears, and other various large game | |
| This breed has six toes on each foot! | |
| This breed is the prick eared version of the Norfolk Terrier | |
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