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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.

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 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!

Yorkies are one of the smallest terrier breeds, the standard getting as small as seven pounds fully grown. They are playful and energetic but also prone to separation anxiety so it's very convenient that they can fit in a handbag, that way they can go everywhere with their owners!

The Lhasa Apso is more than a pretty face, they are an ancient and revered breed. First bred in Tibet over a thousand years ago, they were treated as holy as many Buddhists believed they were the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama. They were the watchdogs and companions to the humble and the powerful and are a treasured breed to this day.

Yorkies are one of the smallest terrier breeds, the standard getting as small as seven pounds fully grown. They are playful and energetic but also prone to separation anxiety so it's very convenient that they can fit in a handbag, that way they can go everywhere with their owners!

Yorkies are one of the smallest terrier breeds, the standard getting as small as seven pounds fully grown. They are playful and energetic but also prone to separation anxiety so it's very convenient that they can fit in a handbag, that way they can go everywhere with their owners!

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.

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Yorkies are one of the smallest terrier breeds, the standard getting as small as seven pounds fully grown. They are playful and energetic but also prone to separation anxiety so it's very convenient that they can fit in a handbag, that way they can go everywhere with their owners!

The German Shorthaired Pointer is a distinctive-looking speckled gun dog with high intelligence and an overabundance of energy. Sometimes called "velcro dogs" they are extremely loyal and friendly with both people and other dogs. Just be mindful of their physical needs, these little guys are ready to go go go!

The German Shorthaired Pointer is a distinctive-looking speckled gun dog with high intelligence and an overabundance of energy. Sometimes called "velcro dogs" they are extremely loyal and friendly with both people and other dogs. Just be mindful of their physical needs, these little guys are ready to go go go!

The Shiba Inu is a basal breed, one of the longest existing breeds in the world. It is one of six Japanese native dog breeds and was used as a hunting dog for centuries. Despite it's long history, it wasn't brought to the United States until the 1970s and not registered in the AKC until 1992 where it was added to the non-sporting group.

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 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 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!

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 Dutch Shepherd is one of the oldest breeds in northern Europe. It was used to herd sheep, but was nearly rendered extinct due to modern farming practices and the war, but after World War II breeding began again although the Dutch Shepherd is still considered a rare breed.

The Bulldog is a lovable icon of British culture. The low-slung, thickly built breed was used in the sport of bull-baiting back in the 1600s. In the years since the sport ended, the Bulldogs became designer dogs whose anatomy was pressed further and further into the extreme. By the modern era, their squished-in noses and extremely broad shoulders were affecting their overall health. Steps have been taken by many clubs to reverse this trend and return the Bulldog to a healthier breed standard.

The German Shorthaired Pointer is a distinctive-looking speckled gun dog with high intelligence and an overabundance of energy. Sometimes called "velcro dogs" they are extremely loyal and friendly with both people and other dogs. Just be mindful of their physical needs, these little guys are ready to go go go!

The German Shorthaired Pointer is a distinctive-looking speckled gun dog with high intelligence and an overabundance of energy. Sometimes called "velcro dogs" they are extremely loyal and friendly with both people and other dogs. Just be mindful of their physical needs, these little guys are ready to go go go!

The German Shorthaired Pointer is a distinctive-looking speckled gun dog with high intelligence and an overabundance of energy. Sometimes called "velcro dogs" they are extremely loyal and friendly with both people and other dogs. Just be mindful of their physical needs, these little guys are ready to go go go!

The Bulldog is a lovable icon of British culture. The low-slung, thickly built breed was used in the sport of bull-baiting back in the 1600s. In the years since the sport ended, the Bulldogs became designer dogs whose anatomy was pressed further and further into the extreme. By the modern era, their squished-in noses and extremely broad shoulders were affecting their overall health. Steps have been taken by many clubs to reverse this trend and return the Bulldog to a healthier breed standard.

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Circle artwork from various kinds of flowers, grass and plants that are good and good for all fashion by #Radiology

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Whether you're looking to make a bold statement or just want to show off your sense of humor, This t-shirt is the perfect way to do it. So why wait? Shop now and let the world know that you're not afraid to laugh! For strong character persons only!

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This is a digital interpretation of the beautiful town of Malcesine, which sits on the shores of Lake Garda, in Northern Italy. This is based on my own photograph.

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The beautiful Lake Louise, near Banff in the Canadian Rocky Mountains - digital interpretation of my own photograph

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The Boston Terrier is known as the American Gentleman because of their tuxedo patterned coat. Originating around 1875, they are the first US breed to be recognized by the United Kennel Club. They are very smart, easily trained, and very popular as city pets because of their small size.

The Scottish Deerhound is one of the giants of the dog world! Standing at an average of 30 inches tall, these rough-coated sighthounds were originally bred by native Scots to take down the wild red deer. Historically, they were known as the Royal Dog of Scotland and have earned a reputation as brave, regal, and noble. They’re an affectionate breed, although they have a strong prey drive so not always recommended for homes with small animals or small places like apartment because of their size. A Scottish Deerhound is happiest running over hill and dale, exhibiting their brilliant physique and noble bearing like the lords they are.

The Scottish Deerhound is one of the giants of the dog world! Standing at an average of 30 inches tall, these rough-coated sighthounds were originally bred by native Scots to take down the wild red deer. Historically, they were known as the Royal Dog of Scotland and have earned a reputation as brave, regal, and noble. They’re an affectionate breed, although they have a strong prey drive so not always recommended for homes with small animals or small places like apartment because of their size. A Scottish Deerhound is happiest running over hill and dale, exhibiting their brilliant physique and noble bearing like the lords they are.

The Scottish Deerhound is one of the giants of the dog world! Standing at an average of 30 inches tall, these rough-coated sighthounds were originally bred by native Scots to take down the wild red deer. Historically, they were known as the Royal Dog of Scotland and have earned a reputation as brave, regal, and noble. They’re an affectionate breed, although they have a strong prey drive so not always recommended for homes with small animals or small places like apartment because of their size. A Scottish Deerhound is happiest running over hill and dale, exhibiting their brilliant physique and noble bearing like the lords they are.