The Bobtail, or Old English Sheepdog, is a great companion dog for families with children. It is one of the largest English breeds. “Bobtail” is a folk name, loosely translated as “bobtail”.

For centuries Belgian monks have bred loyal and reliable Bloodhounds. The first mention of this breed can be found in the sources of the XIII century.

The first known mention of small dogs of white color with long curly hair living on the Mediterranean coast dates back to the XIII XIV centuries.

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 Bernese Sennenhund is the most popular of the four Swiss shepherd dog breeds.

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.

The English Toy Terrier was bred exclusively as a pet. The peak of the breed's popularity came during the reign of Queen Victoria, a great lover of miniature dogs.

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.

Nowadays, Large Mastiffs are often kept as loyal and intelligent companion dogs.

The ancestors of the English Cocker Spaniels were brought to the UK from Spain. They were hound-like dogs with floppy ears and a short but very thick coat.

The first English bulldogs appeared in the second half of the XIX century. Phlegmatic, balanced and unruffled dogs of this breed are considered one of the national treasures of England.