Norwich Terrier
A compact East Anglian working terrier with erect ears, a harsh double jacket and a shared history with the folded-ear Norfolk Terrier before their separation in 1964.
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Norwegian Lundehund
A small Norwegian coastal spitz shaped by historical puffin hunting, with unusual functional toes, a flexible build and a dense red-to-fawn and white coat.
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Norwegian Elkhound Black
A black-coated Norwegian hunting spitz with a relatively light square outline, developed as a distinct breed in the nineteenth century and associated especially with close work on a lead.
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Norwegian Elkhound Grey
A Norwegian hunting spitz with a grey double coat, dark mask and curled tail, whose documented nineteenth-century breed development is more certain than popular ancient-origin stories.
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Norwegian Buhund
A Norwegian farm and herding spitz with erect ears, a curled tail and a dense wheaten or black double coat, combining cultural history with a modern standard established in 1926.
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Norrbottenspets
A Swedish northern hunting spitz with a small athletic outline, a white patched double coat and a twentieth-century recovery after it disappeared from registration records.
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Norfolk Terrier
An East Anglian terrier with folded ears, a compact working body and a harsh jacket, separated from the prick-eared Norwich Terrier as its own breed in 1964.
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Japanese Terrier
A small, smooth-coated Japanese companion with a lively character, a largely white body and historical connections to port cities and imported smooth-haired terrier types.
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Japanese Spitz
A Japanese companion spitz with a pure-white stand-off double coat, erect ears and a documented twentieth-century development involving imported white spitz dogs.
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Dutch Schapendoes
A lively Dutch herding breed associated with heathland flocks, recognised by a long lightly waved coat, a shaggy face and an organised revival around the Second World War.
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Kooikerhondje
A Dutch orange-and-white decoy dog whose waving tail helped draw ducks towards screened traps, with a medium-length feathered coat and a twentieth-century breed revival.
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Mudi
A Hungarian herding dog with erect ears, a lively working character and a distinctive jacket that is smooth on the head but wavy or lightly curled across the body.
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Miniature Bull Terrier
A compact British terrier with the characteristic egg-shaped head, a short close jacket and a documented revival as a separate small Bull Terrier type during the twentieth century.
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Spanish Mastiff
The Mastin Espanol is a large Spanish livestock guardian with a dense medium-length coat and a history linked to seasonal movement of Merino flocks.
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Pyrenean Mastiff
A very large Spanish guardian associated with defending livestock against predators, recognised by a substantial white jacket, a defined mask and coloured patches.
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Neapolitan Mastiff
The Mastino Napoletano is a substantial Italian guardian associated with the Naples countryside, a short dense coat and twentieth-century efforts to preserve its distinctive type.
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Manchester Terrier
A sleek British terrier with sharply defined black-and-tan markings, associated with nineteenth-century Manchester ratting traditions and an elegant, alert working outline.
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Maltese
A small white companion with a long silky coat and a Mediterranean history whose name should not be mistaken for proof of an exclusively Maltese origin.
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Hungarian Greyhound
The Magyar Agar is a Hungarian sighthound associated with endurance hunting, a strong lean outline and a short coat that can develop a seasonal underlayer.
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Leonberger
A large German dog developed in Leonberg, recognised by a black mask, a long double coat and a history spanning a lion-like civic ideal, farm work and companionship.
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Lapponian Herder
A Finnish reindeer-herding spitz rooted in Sami working traditions, with a relatively close, harsh double coat and an identity separate from the Finnish Lapphund.
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Landseer European Continental Type
A large white-and-black companion and guardian developed in Germany and Switzerland, recognised separately from the Newfoundland and known for a long, dense coat.
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Lakeland Terrier
A British working terrier from the Lake District, combining a compact athletic outline, a harsh jacket and a history of accompanying hounds over steep, rocky country.
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Lagotto Romagnolo
An Italian curly-coated working dog from Romagna whose history moves from marshland water retrieving to truffle searching, with a woolly jacket that needs informed maintenance.
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