Unusual dog breeds

Largest dog breeds require extra care and attention, not only because of their size but also because of their different food and body habits.

Discover quirky dog breeds with unique traits you’ve probably never heard of. From extra toes to funky fur, these breeds are fascinating!

What's common for all dogs is that they are such a good friends to us humans. It's no different with

Don Andres!! ;): First of all thank you very much for participating in this group and share your photos. the best photos will be chosen from the group. But not all will be published or invited because the amount is over 1500. The rules are simple 1. Post in mid-size picture of your dog, and at the top the name of the breed. How?? '*Open the invite picture in your photostream. *Click on "All sizes" above your photo. *Select the MEDIUM SIZE(ONLY) *Copy and paste the HTML code and reply this…

Read this to find out which dog breeds don’t do so well in small spaces, which aren’t so tolerant of children, and which need a lot of exercise.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but most of us can agree that dogs are pretty darn cute. Especially when it comes to certain breeds, we just love their unique looks and adorable personalities. Just when you think you’ve seen them all, though, another breed comes around and shows us that dogs just keep getting cuter. #1 – Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen The Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen looks similar to a wirehaired Basset Hound. They were originally bred ... Read more

People have been spending centuries trying to create perfect dog breeds. They’ve been picking only the best dogs that have an ideal look and color. But sometimes nature decides to interfere in this process and, we have to admit, amazingly beautiful creatures are the result.

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The shepherd family of dog breeds includes some of the most popular dogs in the world, such as the German Shepherd, the Australian Shepherd, and the Border Collie. These dogs are all considered herding dogs, which means they were originally bred to herd livestock.