Kuvasz
A Hungarian livestock guardian with a white or ivory wavy jacket, a strong independent working tradition and care needs that extend beyond its impressive pale outline.
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Kromfohrlander
A German companion breed developed near Siegen, with smooth and rough coat varieties, a white-and-brown pattern and a comparatively recent, documented breed history.
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Karst Shepherd Dog
A Slovenian guardian from the Karst region, distinguished by an iron-grey long coat, a dark mask and a documented identity separate from the Sarplaninac.
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Korean Jindo Dog
An alert Korean spitz associated with Jindo island, known for erect ears, a dense double coat and a strong hunting and guarding background.
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Komondor
A Hungarian livestock guardian recognised by a long ivory corded coat, an independent working background and a striking outline that requires informed, patient coat care.
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Small Munsterlander
A German versatile gundog from Munsterland, combining a brown-and-white feathered jacket with a history of cooperative work in field, woodland and water.
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Kishu Ken
The Kishu is a Japanese hunting breed from mountainous Wakayama and Mie, with a sturdy outline, dense double coat and a modern identity linked to its home region.
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King Charles Spaniel
A small companion spaniel also called the English Toy Spaniel, with a domed head, silky feathered coat and a courtly history distinct from the separate Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.
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Kerry Blue Terrier
An Irish working terrier associated with County Kerry, known for a soft wavy blue-grey adult coat and a twentieth-century club history built on earlier farm and vermin-control work.
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Caucasian Shepherd Dog
A powerful livestock and property guardian associated with the Caucasus, shaped by regional working traditions and twentieth-century organised selection, with a dense coarse double coat.
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Karelian Bear Dog
A Finnish hunting spitz shaped through organised breeding from 1936, with a black-and-white double coat and a history linked to working dogs from the wider Karelian region.
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Kangal Shepherd Dog
A Turkish livestock guardian associated with the Sivas and Kangal region, with a strong outline, fawn-to-sable coat and dark mask, whose deeper history remains less certain than popular origin stories suggest.
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Kai Ken
The Kai is a Japanese hunting breed associated with mountainous Yamanashi, known for a brindled double coat and the alternative name Kai tora-ken, or tiger dog.
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Jamthund
The Jamthund, or Swedish Elkhound, is a Swedish hunting spitz recognised separately in 1946, with a grey double coat, curled tail and a history distinct from the smaller Norwegian Elkhound.
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Sarplaninac
A livestock guardian associated with the Sar Mountains, the Sarplaninac has a thick coarse double coat and an FCI history recorded under the historical name Yugoslavian Shepherd Dog - Sharplanina.
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Jack Russell Terrier
A lively terrier whose English roots lie in John Russell's nineteenth-century working dogs, with a shorter, slightly longer-bodied FCI identity distinct from the taller Parson Russell Terrier.
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Istrian Shorthaired Hound
A Croatian white-and-orange scent hound with roots in the eastern Adriatic hunting tradition, a close smooth jacket and a separate history from its wire-haired Istrian relative.
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Istrian Wirehaired Hound
A Croatian scent hound from the eastern Adriatic tradition, with a wiry white-and-orange jacket, furnished face and a separate identity from the smooth-coated Istrian hound.
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Irish Water Spaniel
An Irish water-working spaniel with tight liver-coloured curls, a distinctive smooth face and tapering rat tail, and a nineteenth-century organised breed history whose deeper ancestry remains uncertain.
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Irish Terrier
A red-coated Irish working terrier whose modern colour and breed clubs developed in the nineteenth century, with a wiry jacket and a history that includes First World War messenger work.
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Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier
An Irish farm-terrier breed recognised for a soft, silky wheaten coat whose colour and texture change through puppyhood before reaching the mature adult appearance.
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Irish Red and White Setter
An Irish pointing breed with a white coat carrying distinct red patches, preserved through twentieth-century revival after the solid-red setter became much more prominent.
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Glen of Imaal Terrier
A sturdy Irish terrier rooted in County Wicklow's Glen of Imaal, with a long local working history, a harsh double coat and an outline distinct from taller terriers.
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Hygen Hound
The Hygenhund is a Norwegian scent hound named for Hans Fredrik Hygen, associated with hare and fox work and recognised by a compact outline, close coat and characteristic carrying voice.
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