Even in the Middle Ages, small dogs were highly valued by the nobility. In China and Tibet, for example, they were kept by emperors. The Pekingese was considered a sacred breed. Their mission was to be friends to their owners.
Features:
- Extremely interested in their owners' attention and love spending time with them.
- Love to play, walk, sleep and learn tricks.
- May feel vulnerable due to their small size and appreciate comfort and security.
- Friendly and sociable.
- Like large dogs
- Need regular walks, mental exercise and moderate physical
activity.


Pharaoh Hound

Pharaoh Hound

Many believe that the Pharaoh Hounds are the closest relatives of the ancient dogs that accompanied the rulers of Egypt on the hunt.

Tibetan Mastiff

Tibetan Mastiff

The Tibetan Mastiff is one of the oldest dog breeds. In ancient times, its representatives guarded Tibetan monks and helped nomads in the Himalayas.

Dachshund

Dachshund

The Dachshund is a well-known breed of hunting dogs with short legs. Its representatives are characterized by a cheerful disposition, endurance and mobility.

Schapendoes

Schapendoes

After World War II, Schapendoes were on the verge of extinction, but now they are becoming popular again in European countries.

Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Staffordshire Bull Terrier

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.

Scotch Terrier

Scotch Terrier

Scotch Terriers first appeared in northern Scotland. They were bred by breeders of the city of Aberdeen, so the first name of the breed was “Aberdeen terrier”.

Siberian Husky

Siberian Husky

Dog sledding is the traditional means of transportation of the peoples of the North.

Saint Bernard

Saint Bernard

Large Saint Bernards are very friendly and affectionate dogs. Despite their large size, they are ideal pets for families with children. Originally these dogs were used

Samoyed

Samoyed

The Samoyed is one of the oldest breeds of spitz-like dogs. They are brave, energetic, hardy and very sociable pets. Signs of anger or cowardice in this case are considered a breed fault.

Russian Hound

Russian Hound (Borzoi)

Slavic tribes have long hunted with strong birds of prey - falcons, golden eagles and hawks.

Rottweiler

Rottweiler

Reliable information about the origin of Rottweilers has not survived to this day, but there are sources according to which dogs similar to representatives of this breed were used in ancient Rome.

Riesenschnauzer

Riesenschnauzer

The first representatives of the breed were bred in Germany. They are the largest dogs of the schnauzer group, as evidenced by the prefix “Riesen”, which translates as “giant”.