Breed Profiles

Fondly referred to as the 'Foxie', this little power packet of a dog was originally favoured for use in the sport of fox hunting. The Foxie was charged with chasing foxes from [...]

The German Shorthaired Pointer is a powerful, agile, well-balanced dog, possessing great intelligence and animation. Not happy as a lapdog or flat dweller, he/she needs space to stretch out and have a [...]

Often known as the "Dutch Barge Dog", the keeshond served for countless years as a guard and companion to the riverboat captains who plied their craft up and down the canals of [...]

The Deerhound was once known as the Royal Dog of Scotland when there was a time when no person below the rank of Earl was permitted by law to own a Deerhound. [...]

One of the most elegant and athletic of canine breeds, the Greyhound is also one of the most gentle. Whilst their "prey" drive, or urge to chase moving animals or objects is [...]

The word Schipperke is Flemish for 'little skipper', and derives from the fact that these small active dogs were used as watchdogs, companions and ratters on barges and riverboats in Belgium. Appearance [...]