Dog Breeds
If you’re looking for a new dog best friend, search Spot’s dog breed profiles to learn more about a breed before you bring a new pet home. Find out how to care for a new dog breed, understand their personality, energy levels, cost of care, and most important, vet care costs.
Popular Dog Breeds
Manchester Terrier
Manchester Terriers are intelligent, cunning, and high-spirited dogs who love to learn. A true terrier is independent, loyal, lively, sporty, and alert. Discerning and loyal, Manchester Terriers are excellent watchdogs.
Ryukyu Inu
The Ryukyu Inu looks similar to a wolf. They have long slender bodies with dark brown eyes and erected triangular ears.
Neapolitan Mastiff
The Neapolitan Mastiff or the Neo Mastiff is an Italian dog breed usually described as guard dogs is a close relative of the Cane Corso
New Guinea Singing Dog
The Hallstrom dog and New Guinea singing dog are other names for the New Guinea dingo. Other names for him include jungle dingo, bush dingo, or New Guinea Singing dog, but it's always the same canine breed, and the FCI doesn't recognize it. This...
Australian Shepherd
The Aussie dog, more commonly known as the Australian shepherd or the Aussie is a hardy, intelligent working dog who is loyal and always up for an adventure. Great for highly active families, Australian shepherds are confident and collected with a more...
Chow Chow
The chow chow has the mane of a lion and a personality to match. These dignified dogs are usually calm and independent, but when their family is in trouble, they will step up to the challenge. Loyal and loving with their family, chow chows are usually...
Cocker Spaniel
With floppy ears and a friendly smile, cocker spaniels are eager to make friends with whoever they meet. The breed is playful but rarely mischievous or overly energetic. In many ways, the cocker spaniel is viewed as an ideal breed, and they often win...
