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The Maltese is simultaneously both one and two breeds of dog. They are the ancient dogs of Malta who date back to 500 BC where evidence of their esteem was painted on amphorae. The Maltese is also a modern breed closely related to the Bichon, Havanese, and Bolognese breeds. When shown, the modern Maltese has a long flat white coat, but many owners who keep Maltese as pets cut them short for easier grooming.

These long little doggies come in Short Haired, Long Haired, and Wire Haired varieties. These wieners were bred for scenting and chasing burrow-dwelling game, specifically of badgers! The small size is perfect for charging down holes. It also explains their feisty demeanor. It takes some real guts to fight badgers! According to the AKC, these sausage links were voted 12th most popular breed in the US!

Yorkipoos are a mix of a Miniature Poodle and a Yorkshire Terrier. They are higher energy than other poodle mixes because of their Yorkie genetics and as a result they have a puppylike playfulness throughout their lives.

Yorkipoos are a mix of a Miniature Poodle and a Yorkshire Terrier. They are higher energy than other poodle mixes because of their Yorkie genetics and as a result they have a puppylike playfulness throughout their lives.

Domesticated canaries are wonderful little pets. They come in a whole rainbow of colors and even with different voices! While yellow is the traditional color, show canaries can take on many shapes, colors, and patterns.

Domesticated Ferrets have been around for centuries. Although much of their domestication is unknown, it's believed that they were bred for rabbit hunting! Its likely the ferret is derived from the European Polecat. They are not to be confused with the North American Black-Footed Ferret, which is a wild animal and not a suitable house pet like the domesticated ferrets.

Domesticated Ferrets have been around for centuries. Although much of their domestication is unknown, it's believed that they were bred for rabbit hunting! Its likely the ferret is derived from the European Polecat. They are not to be confused with the North American Black-Footed Ferret, which is a wild animal and not a suitable house pet like the domesticated ferrets.

Domesticated Ferrets have been around for centuries. Although much of their domestication is unknown, it's believed that they were bred for rabbit hunting! Its likely the ferret is derived from the European Polecat. They are not to be confused with the North American Black-Footed Ferret, which is a wild animal and not a suitable house pet like the domesticated ferrets.

Domesticated Ferrets have been around for centuries. Although much of their domestication is unknown, it's believed that they were bred for rabbit hunting! Its likely the ferret is derived from the European Polecat. They are not to be confused with the North American Black-Footed Ferret, which is a wild animal and not a suitable house pet like the domesticated ferrets.

Just kidding, this lion-like dog was bred as a regal companion for kings by Heinrich Essig in Leonberg, Germany. They’re bred from the Saint Bernard and the Landseer Newfoundland so the first ones were actually black and white. The goal of a regal status symbol breed was met, as famous owners of Leonbergers include King Edward VII, Napoleon III, and Tsar Nicholas II. Leonbergers were also favored by composers including Richard Wagner and Sergei Rachmaninoff. Nowadays the Leonberger is a much-loved family dog who is gentle and happy as a companion and diligent as a watch dog. Considered a giant breed, it can stand over 31 inches at the shoulder and weigh as much as a full grown man!

The German Shepherd is one of the most popular and recognizable breeds in the world. Also called the Alsatian, the breed was developed by a man named Max von Stephanitz as an apex sheep herding dog. The high intelligence, endurance, and trainability led to them taking on many other jobs including policework, warfare, search and rescue, and disability assistance.

Just kidding, this lion-like dog was bred as a regal companion for kings by Heinrich Essig in Leonberg, Germany. They’re bred from the Saint Bernard and the Landseer Newfoundland so the first ones were actually black and white. The goal of a regal status symbol breed was met, as famous owners of Leonbergers include King Edward VII, Napoleon III, and Tsar Nicholas II. Leonbergers were also favored by composers including Richard Wagner and Sergei Rachmaninoff. Nowadays the Leonberger is a much-loved family dog who is gentle and happy as a companion and diligent as a watch dog. Considered a giant breed, it can stand over 31 inches at the shoulder and weigh as much as a full grown man!

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Also known as the Pyrenean Mountain Dog, the Great Pyrenees is famed for it's fluffy white coat. It hails from the mountains between France and Spain, specifically the French side where it's also called the Patou. They were bred as livestock guardians protecting goats, cows, and sheep from predation by wolves and bears.

Westies are Scottish Terrier dogs with coarse white coats. Their hairlike outer layer of fur has made them popular as a more allergy-friendly breed. They are intelligent, good with kids, and very social. They were bred for rat hunting and have a high prey drive for small animals. Westies have been documented as far back as 1550 and are still a beloved breed in the UK and all over the world.

Miniature Pinschers are known as the “King of Toys” with their tiny little muscular physique and high-stepping “hackney” gait. These little dogs have big personalities, but they are not shrunken-down versions of the Doberman Pinscher. Min Pins were developed from the German Pinscher, the smooth Dachshund, and the Italian Greyhound and are often confused with the Manchester Terrier (although they aren’t closely related to those either!) Min Pins were first registered with the AKC in 1925 and have since become the 47th most popular breed in the club!

Domesticated canaries are wonderful little pets. They come in a whole rainbow of colors and even with different voices! While yellow is the traditional color, show canaries can take on many shapes, colors, and patterns.

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The Skye Terrier is an old Scottish breed. Starting in the 1600s, Skye's were bred to protect fields from badgers and foxes. They're known for their long hairy bodies (twice as long as they are tall!) and their big feathery ears although there is a drop-eared version that used to be preferred by breeders. A famous Skye Terrier, Grayfriar's Bobby, was so devoted to his master that Bobby laid on his grave for 14 years after the man died. Surely the Skye is a distinctive, loyal, and courageous breed.

The German Shepherd is one of the most popular and recognizable breeds in the world. Also called the Alsatian, the breed was developed by a man named Max von Stephanitz as an apex sheep herding dog. The high intelligence, endurance, and trainability led to them taking on many other jobs including policework, warfare, search and rescue, and disability assistance.

Domesticated canaries are wonderful little pets. They come in a whole rainbow of colors and even with different voices! While yellow is the traditional color, show canaries can take on many shapes, colors, and patterns.

Just kidding, this lion-like dog was bred as a regal companion for kings by Heinrich Essig in Leonberg, Germany. They’re bred from the Saint Bernard and the Landseer Newfoundland so the first ones were actually black and white. The goal of a regal status symbol breed was met, as famous owners of Leonbergers include King Edward VII, Napoleon III, and Tsar Nicholas II. Leonbergers were also favored by composers including Richard Wagner and Sergei Rachmaninoff. Nowadays the Leonberger is a much-loved family dog who is gentle and happy as a companion and diligent as a watch dog. Considered a giant breed, it can stand over 31 inches at the shoulder and weigh as much as a full grown man!

Domesticated Ferrets have been around for centuries. Although much of their domestication is unknown, it's believed that they were bred for rabbit hunting! Its likely the ferret is derived from the European Polecat. They are not to be confused with the North American Black-Footed Ferret, which is a wild animal and not a suitable house pet like the domesticated ferrets.

The German Shepherd is one of the most popular and recognizable breeds in the world. Also called the Alsatian, the breed was developed by a man named Max von Stephanitz as an apex sheep herding dog. The high intelligence, endurance, and trainability led to them taking on many other jobs including policework, warfare, search and rescue, and disability assistance.

Domesticated canaries are wonderful little pets. They come in a whole rainbow of colors and even with different voices! While yellow is the traditional color, show canaries can take on many shapes, colors, and patterns.

Domesticated Ferrets have been around for centuries. Although much of their domestication is unknown, it's believed that they were bred for rabbit hunting! Its likely the ferret is derived from the European Polecat. They are not to be confused with the North American Black-Footed Ferret, which is a wild animal and not a suitable house pet like the domesticated ferrets.

The Skye Terrier is an old Scottish breed. Starting in the 1600s, Skye's were bred to protect fields from badgers and foxes. They're known for their long hairy bodies (twice as long as they are tall!) and their big feathery ears although there is a drop-eared version that used to be preferred by breeders. A famous Skye Terrier, Grayfriar's Bobby, was so devoted to his master that Bobby laid on his grave for 14 years after the man died. Surely the Skye is a distinctive, loyal, and courageous breed.

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The mascot of the store! Cowboy was the sweetest boy, a friend to everyone he met, and a constant companion through thick and thin. He was also a boxer-pit mix so if your pup looks like Cowboy, please give them a cuddle and give these products their name!

Domesticated canaries are wonderful little pets. They come in a whole rainbow of colors and even with different voices! While yellow is the traditional color, show canaries can take on many shapes, colors, and patterns.

Domesticated Ferrets have been around for centuries. Although much of their domestication is unknown, it's believed that they were bred for rabbit hunting! Its likely the ferret is derived from the European Polecat. They are not to be confused with the North American Black-Footed Ferret, which is a wild animal and not a suitable house pet like the domesticated ferrets.

Domesticated canaries are wonderful little pets. They come in a whole rainbow of colors and even with different voices! While yellow is the traditional color, show canaries can take on many shapes, colors, and patterns.

The Komondor, aka the Hungarian Sheep Dog is a national treasure of Hungary. Dating all the way back to the 1540s, the Komondor was bred to guard livestock, especially sheep which their corded coat resembles. The unique coats are formed naturally of a soft undercoat and coarse outer coat. As puppies only the fluffy undercoat is present, but as they grow older they mature into the full mop we know and love.

The national dog of Cuba, the Havanese Dog or Havanese Bichon is a companion dog bred from local dogs of Havana. They have a long silky coat and a signature springy gait that gives them a very excitable and puppylike appeal. They are highly social dogs who adore their humans, so much so that it's not recommended for households where a lot of alone-at-home time is necessary.

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A French breed known for their blue coat. They're great hunters and prized by farmers for keeping vermin out of their barns. The breed is rare, but also very long lived. The first Chartreux in written record is found in a poem by Joachim du Belley in 1558. They are also the mascot of the Montreal Jazz Festival.