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.

Some dogs are known for their good-natured and gentle disposition, but this is clearly not the case with Dobermans.

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

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.

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.

Bullmastiffs originated in Great Britain in the 19th century. Their closest ancestors were English Mastiffs and Old English Bulldogs.

The Biardid Collie (Bearded Collie) is a shepherd dog breed bred in Great Britain.

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.