The McNab is a medium size, hunting and herding dog that originated in California, USA. This dog is also known as McNab Sheepdog, McNab Shepherd, McNab Border Collie and McNab Herding dog. It was developed by an Scottish shepherd, Alexander McNab, who settled in California. After death of his Scottish Collie, the shepherd found local … Read more
The Kyi-Leo� is a small and sturdy rare dog that was developed from accidental crossing between the Maltese and Lhasa Apso dogs in 1950s in San Francisco Bay area, USA. The resulting puppies of this crossing caught attention of several dog lovers and one Mrs. Harriet Linn acquired some dogs in 1965 and several again … Read more
The Labradoodle Australian comes in three varieties; the Labradoodle Australian bred in Australia with the purpose to convert this cross breed into a pure breed; the Australian Labradoodle bred in USA as a hybrid and the American Labradoodle. The breed standards for Australian Labradoodle bred in Australia with a purebreed in mind, suggest that the … Read more
The Spinone Italiano originated in Italy and was bred to be a hunters right hand man and either retrieve, point out, or hunt down game. It is thought that this breed is a mixture of the German Wirehaired Pointer, Russian Setter or Spanish Pointer (two of which are now extinct) but this is uncertain. These … Read more
The Irish Staffordshire Bull Terrier originated in England and was used to fight other dogs for sport. They are a mixture of many different types of terriers and the English Bulldog. Today these dogs are still unfortunately used for fighting but are primarily a loving companion. This breed has an incredibly muscular body that is … Read more
The Beagle Chin is a designer breed mixed between a Beagle and Japanese Chin. They are lovable, playful, lively and energetic. They can get along well with other dogs and children but needs guidance as they can get aggressive when hurt. They love to bark, like when they play, want to have something or even … Read more
The German Spitz Small is also known as the German Spitz Toy dogs. It is similar in appearance to its two cousin breeds, the Giant and the Standard or Medium but differs in height and weight. It stands between 9-11 inches and weighs between 18-22 lbs. The dog has a fox like face with a … Read more
The German Spitz Medium is also called German Spitz Standard dog. It is Spitz type dog originating in Germany. The other two varieties of Spitz German dogs are called Giant and toy. The German Spitz Medium dog is similar in build and appearance with Giant or Toy types with only difference in heights and weights … Read more
The German Spitz Giant is a Spitz type dog originating in Germany. This medium size dog is called 'Giant' because it is the largest among German Spitz type with a height between 16-17 inches and weighs between 38.5 to 40. Heights and weights in male and female dogs DO NOT differ. This dog has a … Read more
