Airedale Terriers were bred in the county of Yorkshire in the Aire Valley, but soon spread throughout the UK. These dogs were originally used as skillful and hardy hunting companions.

The Shetland Sheepdog is an active herding dog that needs proper care and maintenance. Only with regular walks and training will it grow up agile, sociable and cheerful.

The breed was officially registered in 1898. Currently, they are cheerful companion dogs. In addition, Zwerschnauzers are often used in customs to search for drugs and explosives.

The Old English hard-haired black-and-tan terrier, the Old White English terrier and the smooth-haired black-and-tan terrier were all involved in the formation of the breed.

The smooth-haired Blacks, Bull Terriers, Greyhounds, Tan Terriers and Beagles were all involved in the formation of the smooth-haired Fox Terrier breed.

According to popular belief, Staffordshire Bull Terriers first appeared in Great Britain in the 17th century as a result of crossing a bulldog with an English terrier.

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.

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 modern name of long-haired collie was established by the end of the XVII century.

Some dog breeders believe that the first representatives of the Welsh Corgi Pembroke breed were brought to Great Britain by the Vikings.

The Welsh Corgi Cardigan is one of the oldest and smallest varieties of herding dogs.