It is believed that Chinas were brought to Japan from China in 732 as a gift to the Japanese Emperor.

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 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.

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.

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”.

The first German Shepherds appeared less than two centuries ago. They began to be bred in the late 19th century in Germany as a national breed of herding dogs.

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.

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.

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.

Despite their name, Australian Shepherds were bred in the United States in the 20th century by crossing Pyrenean Shepherds and Collies.