Italian Short-Haired Segugio
The Segugio Italiano a Pelo Raso is an Italian scent hound with a short close jacket, a lean working outline and a separate FCI identity from the rough-haired Segugio.
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The Segugio Italiano a Pelo Raso is an Italian scent hound with a short close jacket, a lean working outline and a separate FCI identity from the rough-haired Segugio.
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The Segugio Italiano a Pelo Forte is an Italian scent hound with a rough jacket and modest beard, distinct from the smooth-haired Segugio despite their closely related working traditions.
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A sturdy Welsh terrier developed around Sealyham in Pembrokeshire, recognised by a white harsh jacket, substantial head and a working history alongside hounds.
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A Scottish short-legged terrier with a strong compact outline, harsh double jacket, beard and eyebrows, whose modern breed standard and club date from the early 1880s.
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The Schweizer Laufhund is a Swiss scent hound recognised in Bernese, Jura, Lucerne and Schwyz colour varieties, with long ears, a close jacket and a documented nineteenth-century standardisation history.
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The Schweizer Niederlaufhund is a short-legged Swiss scent hound developed for smaller hunting areas, recognised in several coat textures and traditional Swiss colour varieties.
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A small Belgian watchdog with a distinctive black double coat, neck ruff and compact shepherd-like outline, associated with Brussels working households and nineteenth-century breed organisation.
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The Schillerstovare is a Swedish scent hound with a defined black mantle over tan hair, named after Per Schiller and recognised as a breed in 1907.
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A Middle Eastern sighthound shaped by varied regional hunting traditions, recognised in feathered and smooth varieties with an elegant outline and an independent, reserved character.
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The Sabueso Espanol is a Spanish scent hound with long ears, a close white-and-orange jacket and a working history recorded in medieval and later hunting literature.
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A Dutch breed originating in Leendert Saarloos's twentieth-century German Shepherd and wolf-crossing programme, recognised for an independent character, seasonal double coat and reserve around unfamiliar situations.
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The short-haired Hungarian Vizsla is a russet-gold pointing dog with a close jacket, a cooperative working ideal and a documented modern breeding programme that began in 1920.
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A Russian forest hunting spitz with a black-and-white double jacket, erect ears and a modern breed identity organised from regional Laika populations during the mid-twentieth century.
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A small Russian companion developed from earlier toy-terrier populations, recognised in smooth and long-haired varieties, the latter with distinctive ear fringes.
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A large Russian working breed developed through organised post-war selection at the Red Star kennels, recognised by a coarse black double jacket and substantial beard and leg furnishings.
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A Russian sighthound with a long elegant outline, silky wavy hair and a history associated with organised hunting, later breed records and several contributing regional hound types.
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A large German working dog descended from southern cattle-driving traditions, recognised by a harsh double coat, beard and eyebrows and a strong, attentive outline.
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A southern African hunting breed recognised by the ridge of hair along its back, a sleek wheaten jacket and a modern standard first drafted in Bulawayo in 1922.
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The Rastreador Brasileiro is a Brazilian scent hound developed from American Foxhound foundations, with a close patterned coat and a preservation history interrupted during the late twentieth century.
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A Portuguese livestock guardian associated with the Alentejo plains and seasonal flock movements, with a substantial build and a dense short-to-medium jacket in varied colours with white.
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A Hungarian herding breed with expressive semi-erect ears, a lively vocal character and springy wavy-curly hair that forms tufts rather than the cords of the Puli.
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A Hungarian herding dog recognised by a developing corded coat, a lively working character and a historical association with pastoral communities of the Carpathian Basin.
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A German versatile pointing dog developed from Poodle and Pointer foundations, recognised by a rough close jacket, facial furnishings and a purposeful field-and-water working background.
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A substantial Canary Islands guardian associated with Tenerife and Gran Canaria, wearing a short coarse jacket and known historically for guarding and cattle-related work.
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