The affenpinscher, a small and fearless toy breed, is known for its curiosity, loyalty, and dense shaggy coat. Originating as a rat-catcher in German stables, it's now cherished for its intelligence and affectionate nature.
Afghan hounds have graceful coats and shock-absorbing paw pads. Mountainous breeds, they need frequent grooming and exercise and are independent but loyal.
The American hairless terrier, a rat terrier-derived breed, is available in hairless and coated versions, making it excellent for allergy patients. Playful and smart, they need weather protection and obedience instruction.
The medium-sized Azores-born Barbado da Terceira is an intelligent and agile herding dog. They need mental and physical activity and thrive with rigorous, positive training and mild grooming.
Barbets, originally French water dogs, have curly coats and webbed paws for water retrieval. They need regular grooming and thrive in engaging training conditions because to their amiable nature and hunting reputation.
The Bedlington terrier, which looks like a lamb, has a history of pursuing small animals. They need exercise, grooming, and positive reinforcement training due to their intellect and protection.
Hypoallergenic coat and sociable nature make the bichon frise charming. They like play and are good watchdogs in cities. Their coat needs regular care to stay healthy and attractive.
The Bolognese, from Bologna, Italy, is charming with its white coat and friendly nature. They need regular grooming and mild exercise to keep healthy and happy in apartments or with elders.