Find Your Perfect Dog Breed

Explore breeds by size, temperament and care needs to find the dog that fits your home and lifestyle.

Alaskan Malamutes

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Originally developed by the Mahlemut tribe in Alaska, Alaskan Malamute is a breed created for heavy freight hauling and hunting Arctic mammals. With a strong characteristic of endurance, it was very much essential in sledding and in protection from polar bears. Alaskan Malamute is generally abundant in North America and is gaining mainstream popularity as a family dog because of its affectionate temperament. They are friendly with children and can be amiable to other pets, but early sociability training is quite beneficial. The most distinctive attribute is the thick layer of double coat that allows it to endure extreme, coldish temperatures. Jovial and loyal, they make great companions but require a great deal of exercise.

American Bully

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The American Bully was developed in the US in the 1980s and 1990s. It was created from a combination of American Pit Bull Terrier, American Bulldog, and other types of bulldog breeds for a gentle companion dog. This breed is gaining popularity mainly in North America as a friendly and loving animal that is the perfect family pet. Sociable with kids and other animals, American Bullies are obedient and protective toward their families. Unique characteristics involve their wide head and stocky build, providing them with an appealing look and an affectionate temperament.

Australian Shepherd

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Australian Shepherd is a breed of cattle herding dogs whose origin dates back to the 19th century United States. Developed primarily to herd the livestock in the farm, these dogs are explained to be those that attach themselves with much love to a child. It is distinguished from other breeds by its unique coat that is often colored blue, silver-grey, red, or black and fashioned in a merle pattern. These have very high work ethics and require a lot of energetic exercise for both their bodies and minds, usually winning in various dog sports. They have a big stock of energy and are highly intelligent to make this breed a great addition yet a relatively demanding member of the active family.