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The Rat Terrier is just as it says on the tin, a small farm dog bred to keep rats out of barns. They are a very old and common breed, often interbred with small hunting dogs called "feists." They are a small breed with good temperament which has led them to work in many different fields including law enforcement as contraband sniffing dogs, and in the service quarter as hospice, comfort, and assisted living companions.

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The Rat Terrier is just as it says on the tin, a small farm dog bred to keep rats out of barns. They are a very old and common breed, often interbred with small hunting dogs called "feists." They are a small breed with good temperament which has led them to work in many different fields including law enforcement as contraband sniffing dogs, and in the service quarter as hospice, comfort, and assisted living companions.

The Australian Shepherd is not named because it's an Australian dog, but because it herds Australian sheep! This smart, highly trainable, worker was bred in California USA and has quickly grown to become one of the most popular breeds for ranchers, teaching tricks, and keeping as pets.

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The American Shorthair (ASH) is the 8th most popular domestic breed in the world. They originated in Europe and came across to North America on ships to help hunt mice and rats. They are generally laid-back and low maintenance cats and great house pets.

The Tibetan Mastiff is an ancient breed originating over 5,000 years ago in Tibet. They are loyal, sure-footed, and excellent guard dogs. Standing 26 inches at the shoulder and weighing well over 100 pounds, these giants are only made larger by the extreme amount of fluff they grow. Little is known about the Tibetan Mastiff before 1800 in which Captain Samuel Turner mentioned these “huge dogs” in his memoirs. They’ve often been gifts to world leaders such as the Queen of England and President of the Unite States. Despite it’s age, the breed has only recently been recognized by the American Kennel Club, where it was added to the Working Group in 2007.

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!

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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!

The Jindo is hailed for its athleticism and loyalty. In 1993, an 83 year-old woman on Jindo island sold her dog to a man who lived 180 miles away and the dog was so devoted it escaped its new owner and ran the full distance to be reunited. This story is beloved among Koreans, being retold in cartoons, books, and even as a memorial statue! The Jindo dog is the 53rd national treasure of South Korea and as a result it's illegal to export Jindos outside of the country. All Jindo dogs existing abroad are either owned by South Korean citizens or mixed breeds.

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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!

The Japanese Chin, also known as the Japanese Spaniel, is a long-lived and aristocratic breed. They did not originate in Japan, but were gifts to Japanese royalty from foreign rulers, although there’s argument as to whether it was the rulers of China or Korea who did the original giving. Often called a “feline” dog, these lapdogs were coveted by nobility not just in Japan but all over the world. Feline traits include washThe Japanese Chin, also known as the Japanese Spaniel, is a long-lived and aristocratic breed. They did not originate in Japan, but were gifing their faces with their paws and an aptitude for climbing up to high places. Japanese Chins are also known to spin! They turn like a top when they are excited, sometimes on two legs!

Can't Hardly Wait is a 1998 American teen romantic comedy starring an ensemble cast including Ethan Embry, Charlie Korsmo, Lauren Ambrose, Peter Facinelli, Seth Green, and Jennifer Love Hewitt, and is notable for a number of "before-they-were-famous" appearances by teen stars. The story takes place at a high school graduation party in the 1990s.

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The Basenji is an intelligent, excited little athletes with a strong loping stride. Originally bred for hunting, Basenjis don’t actually bark! Instead they make a yodeling sound called a “chortle” that is caused by the unusual shape of their larynx.

Once called “Overweight Pomeranians” by British dog shows, the British Kennel Club didn’t call them by their official names until 1916! Pronounced “case-hawnd,” the Keeshond is the national dog of the Netherlands. They are a member of the Nordic Siptz family, bred to ride barges in Amsterdam and is nicknamed the Smiling Dutchman. They have a two-layer coat to protect from water with silver and black markings. The dark patches around their eyes tend to look like a pair of spectacles! Keeshonden (the official plural of Keeshond) are very attentive and intelligent, and ready to do anything asked of them.

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The breed this month is the Old English Sheepdog! Patient, agreeable, and very smart, the old-english sheepdog is equally good at working fields and guarding homes. Sometimes nicknamed Bob-tail, they're known for their bear-like gait and big fluffy rumps. Famous owners include many rich and famous people like industrialists Vanderbilts and Gugenheims, Franklin Deleno Roosevelt (his OES was named Tiny), Sir Paul McCartney, and the family of the For Better or For Worse comic strip. When you can see its eyes, The Old English Sheepdog's are Brown, Blue, or sometimes one of each!

Chihauhuas hail from Chihuahua Mexico. They are small and feisty, but are also descended from the oldest dogs in North America! A 2020 genome sequencing project tracked ancient pre-European-contact dog DNA through modern breeds and found it in Chihuahuas! Nowadays Chihuahuas come in long haired and short haired varieties and many different colors.

Chihauhuas hail from Chihuahua Mexico. They are small and feisty, but are also descended from the oldest dogs in North America! A 2020 genome sequencing project tracked ancient pre-European-contact dog DNA through modern breeds and found it in Chihuahuas! Nowadays Chihuahuas come in long haired and short haired varieties and many different colors.

The name "Collie" can be misleading. In some parts of the world it means Border Collie, but in other parts it means these puppers! This form of Collie comes in Rough and Smooth coated varieties. They originate in Scotland and Northern England where they are used for herding. They were prized by Queen Victoria but you at home probably know them better as "Lassie."

The Brussels Griffon encompasses three breeds: the Griffon Bruxellois, the Griffon Belge, and the Petit Brabancion. They're known for their deep, human-like eyes and short muzzles were visual inspiration for Star Wars's Ewok race!

The Cavalier King Charles spaniel and the King Charles Cavalier spaniel are actually two different spaniels. They began as one, but the Cavalier King Charles has a longer nose in the 20th century when breeders made a join effort to return the breed back to it's origins before interbreeding with pugs to shorten their noses in the 17th century. The King Charles in the name is Charles II of England whose supporters called themselves Cavaliers.

Golden Retrievers are a breed of Scottish descent founded in the 19th century. They were used as gun dogs but nowadays are one of the most popular house pets and companion dogs in the world. Their gentle nature and obedience sees them trained as guide dogs, service dogs, and comfort dogs.

The Akita is a historic breed from the mountains of Japan. They were used as guard dogs because they are a hardy breed with a thick double-layered coat. They're aloof with strangers, but very affectionate with family and loyal to their house. In 1931 the Akita Inu was declared a national treasure in Japan.

The Cavalier King Charles spaniel and the King Charles Cavalier spaniel are actually two different spaniels. They began as one, but the Cavalier King Charles has a longer nose in the 20th century when breeders made a join effort to return the breed back to it's origins before interbreeding with pugs to shorten their noses in the 17th century. The King Charles in the name is Charles II of England whose supporters called themselves Cavaliers.

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