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Find Your Perfect Dog Breed

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

Staffordshire Bull Terriers

Staffordshire Bull Terriers

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The Staffordshire Bull Terriers, sometimes known as Staffies, originated north of Birmingham in England. These dogs are popular among bull-baiters mainly because of their affectionate and loving nature. They are now known for being gentle with children and are always loyal to their families. Today, this breed can be found all around the world, and especially in England, where they are nicknamed "nanny dogs" because of their gentle nature, often perceived with children.

Tibetan Mastiff

Tibetan Mastiff

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The Tibetan Mastiff originates from Tibet and was bred to guard Buddhist monasteries and herders against predators like wolves, snow leopards, and bears. They are aloof with strangers but are reliable and affectionate with their owners. After proper socialization, they are said to be protectors of children and other animals. Their most striking features include a thick double coat, resembling a lion's mane, and an imposing regal look. Although huge, they show gentleness toward loved ones, being thus both formidable defenders and loyal companions

Toy Poodle

Toy Poodle

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The Toy Poodle was developed in the 18th century, a smaller breed derived from Standard Poodles, specifically for the companionship of European aristocrats. Despite their popularity worldwide, urban especially, because of their distinct size and intelligence, many families favor them. Toy Poodles are generally friendly towards kids and other pets, yet can be shy around strangers; playfully spirited, they sport a hypoallergenic curly coat, which distinguishes them as delightful and incredibly versatile companions.

Yorkshire Terrier

Yorkshire Terrier

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The Yorkshire Terrier or "Yorkies" is a small breed from Yorkshire, England in the early 19th century, originally bred for hunting vermin in mills and mines. Thickly coated-and-loved, quickly turned into cherished pet-buddies. Confident, loving, and loyal, they are little animals, but they have to be treated with caution. They are city-dwellers and can act as if they are very important. With their sweetness, intelligence, and spunk, Yorkshire terriers are simply charming, sweet pets.