There are
hundreds of dog breeds and new ones are accepted by the registries
almost every year. In some areas small breeds are popular as house
pets or as “accessories”, while other area it is the larger dogs
that are preferred, sometimes as status symbols, for work purposes
(hunting, herding), or just because some people consider small dogs
to be silly.
Each dog breed
is unique in appearance, and temperament. When selecting a dog most
people focus on looks, but it is the temperament, maintenance, along
with common health problems, that should be considered first.
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The Labrador Retriever
These dogs are
very popular, and come in three colors, black, yellow, and chocolate.
They are a fairly large dog originally breed to retrieve ducks or
fishing nets. As such they are patient and gentle but do need
regular exercise. Labrador retrievers have short coats but do shed a
lot, particularly when on a poor quality diet or not exercised enough
(stress).
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The Golden Retriever
Golden
retrievers are one of the most popular pet dogs in many parts of the
world, they are gentle, patient, and have beautiful semi-long coats.
Golden retrievers love to retrieve things so much they often will
carry toys around in their mouth. Although they still need proper
exercise, and regular grooming, they tend to be slightly less active
than the Labrador retriever.
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Poodles
Poodles have
been very popular for years, and have some similarities in
temperament as the retrievers, however they are often somewhat more
intelligent, demanding more mental stimulation. Poodles come in
three sizes, toy, miniature, and standard. They require regular
grooming or suffer from painful tangles that require a shave to
remove.
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Pit Bull Terriers
There is
actually no such breed as a pit bull terrier, this is a term used
loosely to describe any dog of a certain appearance. There are many
breeds that are considered to be pit bull terriers according to the
country they reside, two of the most common are the Staffordshire
Bull Terrier and the American Pit Bull Terrier. These breeds
originated as hunting dogs, often used in pits for sport, to kill
bulls, bears, or each other. As such they are very strong, but with
correct handling and training they can make good pets.
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Other Breeds
Of course there
are many other dog breeds as well as many mixed breeds. Click the
name to read more on any of these breeds.
Cross bred dogs
Golden Retriever and terrier are cool dogs and easy to train.
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