Pointers were bred in Great Britain from smooth-haired Spanish and Italian Pointers, as well as a litter with a French broodmare.

Labradors are friendly and sociable dogs that are great for families. Puppies of this breed are charming from the very first day as they appear in the house.

The first mention of Irish terriers dates back to the middle of the 19th century.

Golden Retrievers were bred in Great Britain in the 19th century. They are cheerful and sociable dogs that try to perceive everything around them as a fun game.

The first West Siberian huskies lived in regions with a very harsh climate. For many centuries they have been loyal companions of man, reliable hunters and companions.

Dogs similar to modern Dalmatians were found in ancient Greece. Officially, Croatia is considered to be the birthplace of this breed, which was once home to Greek colonies.

Poodles have always been valued as intelligent and reliable companion dogs.

Large Munsterlanders appeared in the early 20th century in the German city of Munster. The first breed standard was adopted in 1936.

Beagles were originally bred to be skillful assistants for hunters. These dogs excel at tracking and chasing hares, and they are unrivaled at hunting rabbits.

The stocky and cheerful Basset Hound was bred by crossing Dachshunds, French Dachshunds and Bloodhounds. Like true gentlemen, they hold themselves calmly and with great dignity.

The Afghan Greyhound is a breed of elegant greyhound dog. It has been known in Afghanistan for many centuries and was originally used for hunting and guarding pets.

Breed experts claim that English Setters originated in the UK more than four centuries ago. These friendly and good-natured dogs have long accompanied hunters.