Entlebucher Mountain Dog
The smallest of the four Swiss mountain and cattle dogs, a compact tricolour worker named for the Entlebuch valley.
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The smallest of the four Swiss mountain and cattle dogs, a compact tricolour worker named for the Entlebuch valley.
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A finely built black-and-tan British terrier with distinctive candle-flame ears, descended from a ratting tradition despite its toy size.
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A strong English pack hound with a short weather-resistant coat and a breeding history closely tied to detailed working-hound records.
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An athletic Argentine big-game hunting breed developed in Cordoba, with a powerful muscular outline and a short, predominantly white coat.
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A substantial Carpathian guardian selected for useful flock work, with an abundant pale coat that sets it apart from other Romanian shepherd breeds.
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A resourceful French mountain herder with a dense, windswept coat and an alert face that should remain clearly visible beneath its furnishings.
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A sturdy French scenthound with a long regional hunting history, revived after severe decline and recognised by its short tricolour coat.
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The Bohemian Wirehaired Pointing Griffon is a Czech gundog rebuilt after wartime decline, with a distinctive beard and a coat made of three different hair layers.
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A pale-coated French pack hound with a strong but light outline, developed in western central France for purposeful scent work.
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The Norwegian Hound is a purposeful scenthound named after Wilhelm Conrad Dunker, with a nineteenth-century Norwegian development story and distinctive permitted coat patterns.
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A Hungarian gundog developed in the 1930s from shorthaired Vizsla and German Wirehaired Pointer lines, with a russet-gold coat and a purposeful working character.
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A short-legged Swedish scenthound developed from imported Westphalian Dachsbracke stock, with a long, sturdy body and a purposeful tracking background.
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The Drentsche Patrijshond is a Dutch pointing and retrieving dog associated with Drenthe, recognised by brown-and-white markings and practical feathering.
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A powerful French mastiff associated with Aquitaine, with a broad head, a short fawn coat and a modern history of recovery after wartime decline.
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The Do-Khyi is a substantial Himalayan guardian associated with Tibetan herding communities and monasteries, distinguished by independence and a dense, mane-like coat.
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The Deutscher Wachtelhund is a versatile German flushing gundog, with a dense furnished coat and a working history closely associated with woodland and water.
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A German family of alert companion and watch dogs, encompassing several size varieties with upright ears, a fox-like head and a full double coat.
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A medium-sized, smooth-coated German dog with a square, muscular outline and a history shared with the rough-coated pinschers that became Schnauzers.
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The Deutscher Jagdterrier is a small, purposeful black-and-tan working terrier, developed in Germany with hunting performance as a central aim.
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The Deutsche Bracke is a light but strong German scenthound with long ears, a relatively dense short coat and characteristic tricolour markings.
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The Deutsch Stichelhaar is a distinct German pointing breed with stiff, bristly hair, a moderate beard and a history of conserving an older rough-coated type.
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The Deutsch Langhaar combines a strong German gundog build with a close body coat, feathered ears and limbs, and a versatile working history.
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A versatile German gundog with a dense short coat, an athletic outline and a history of pointing and retrieving work.
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The Deutsch Drahthaar is a versatile German gundog with a harsh protective coat, prominent brows and a working history built around ability in field and water.
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