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Boston Terrier Breed Information

This small breed dog is built with small, erect ears, short tails, and a stout, short muzzle. The Boston Terrier originated in the late 19th century. Originally, the breed was actually called a Hooper’s Judge, which was a breed of English…

Bichon Frise Breed Information

This French breed of dog is small, fluffy, and highly devoted to its master. The name Bichon Frise in French actually translates to "curly lap dog", which is the perfect description. Originally, this breed came from the Mediterranean and…

Beagle Breed Information

The Beagle is a beautiful breed although the origin is a little cloudy. From historians, it appears this breed comes from England prior to Roman times when it was used for scent and sight. When foxhunting became a popular sport in the 18th…

Basset Hound Breed Information

The Basset Hound was a popular breed of dog in Europe, used primarily for the trailing of hare, rabbits, and even deer. The early breed of the Basset Hound dates back to the late 16th century where the dog was bred to be slow moving but…

Australian Shepherd Breed Information

The Australian Shepherd came from an area between France and Spain known as the Pyrenees Mountains. During times of migration in the 19th century, settlers would travel with herding dogs, which originated as different breeds such as the…

Alaskan Malamute Breed Information

Looking somewhat like an oversized teddy bear, the Alaskan Malamute is a breed that today, is loving and fun. However, this particular breed was originally bred in Alaska, used primarily for hunting big game such as the polar bear and…

Akita Inu Breed Information

The Akita Inu is typically known just as an "Akita" although the breed is called the Hokkaido Ken and Great Japanese Dog, as well. This particular breed is large and powerful with a heavy boned and muscular build, and short muzzle. In…

Airedale Terrier Breed Information

The Airedale terrier originates from a place in Yorkshire called the “Valley of the Aire”. Although specific dates remain controversial, most dog historians believe the breed was first developed around the mid part of the 19th century.…