| Description | Breed |
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| Non-sporting. 10 colors. Calm, courageous, friendly. Originated in the British Isles. They got their name from connections with bullbaiting. | |
| #1 popular dog breed. Can come in yellow, black and brown. Think Marley and Me | |
| Toy. 9 colors. Graceful, charming, sassy. Swift moving compact little dog. | |
| #2 popular dog breed. Very intelligent, serves in military and police services | |
| Working. 4 colors. Alert, loyal, fearless. Compactly built, muscular and powerful for great endurance and speed. | |
| Working. 2 colors. Fun-loving, bright, active. First breeds selected in Germany for police training. | |
| Working. 4 colors. Loving, loyal, confident guardian, affectionate with owners, powerful. | |
| Sporting. 3 colors. Devoted, friendly, intelligent. Used in field trails, hunting, obedience and guide dogs for the blind. | |
| | Description | Breed |
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| Closely related to wolves. Was the house pet of the Ming Dynasty. Al last went extinct with 14 of them remaining after communism took over China. | |
| Hound. 12 colors. Spunky, curious, friendly. Medium energy. Small size, long body. Good nose for hunting. | |
| Working. 6 colors all involving white. Medium sized. High energy. Quick and light on their feet. Loyal, outgoing, michevious. | |
| Toy. 4 colors. Sprightly, tomboyish, affectionate. Originally belonged to the working class, specially the weavers. They became a fashionable pet in the late Victorian era. | |
| Hound. 11 color varieties. Curious, friendly, merry. Excellent hunting dogs and loyal companions | |
| Terrier. 3 colors. Smart, obedient, friendly. Is a robust active dog. Resembles their larger cousin. | |
| Non-sporting. 10 colors. Proud, active, very smart. Excellent swimmers | |
| Sporting. 8 colors. Friendly, smart, willing to please. Versatile hunter, High performance in field and water. High energy. Short hair but sheds. | |
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