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Shetland Sheepdog Breed Profile

The ancestors of the Shetland Sheepdogs came from Scotland where they were used for herding during the 1800s. These were small dogs that were approximately 20 inches high. It is believed that other dogs such as the early collie, the Iceland dog and the black and the tan version of the King Charles spaniel were [...]

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Puli Dog Breed Profile

The Puli Breed of Dogs belongs to the Herding Dog Group and has been a member from 1936. Because of their long and extremely curly coat, which is actually weather proof, they are often described as “mop like” looking dogs. The Puli dogs are about 16 or 17 inches tall, and weigh between 25 to [...]

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Polish Lowland Sheepdog Breed Profile

Because of its shaggy appearance, the Polish Lowland Sheepdog may look like an over-grown teddy bear. This breed of dogs belongs to the herding group and is really one of the hardest working dogs of that group. The Polish Lowland Sheepdog is very strong and muscular with a long, shaggy coat. These dogs are very [...]

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Pembroke Welsh Corgi Dog Breed Profile

The Pembroke Welsh Corgi dogs are naturally herding dogs that belong to the herding dog breed. These dogs have fox-like appearance and are short in height, being only about 12 inches tall. They have a long frame and weigh about 25 to 27 lbs. The Pembroke Welsh Corgi dogs are very popular with families all [...]

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German Shepherd Dog Breed Profile

The German Shepherd is currently listed as one of the most popular dog breeds registered with the AKC. This dog resembles that of its ancestor, the Wolf, and was originally bred to be the ideal hunting Shepherd and guard dog.

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