Dog Breeds
Dog Breeds

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.

Bull Terrier

Bull terriers are unique dogs. You can distinguish them from other terrier breeds due to their head shape. Many describe it as egg-like. These pups have a personality that matches their looks, being outgoing, funny, and sweet. Are you thinking about...

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English Springer Spaniels

A breed of a gun-dog, which were usually used by hunters to assist them find and retrieve game, mostly quail, duck or dove, English Springer Spaniels belong to the Spaniel group originating in England

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Black Russian Terriers

Black Russian Terriers have huge bodies with strong bulky bones and an all black coat. Their legs are covered in a thick layer of hair. They usually have dark colored eyes and their appearance is very proportionate.

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Xiasi Quan

The Xiasi Quan is a lean muscular-looking dog with a wiry white or cream-colored coat, pointed ears, and a large face.

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Australian Cattle Dog

Nicknamed the ‘Blue Heeler’ or the ‘Red Heeler’ due its appearance, the Australian Cattle Dog or Cattle dog is another working breed or dogs, originally used for walking live-stock over long distances.

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Hokkaido Inu

Ainu-ken, Seta, Ainu dog, Hokkai dog or the Hokkaido Inu is a breed from Japan, which gets its name from a prefecture in the country. It is a faithful, docile and a bold breed.

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Bernese Dog

Truly the gentle giants of the dog world, Bernese mountain dogs are beloved for the calm, gentle demeanor behind their big, fluffy bodies and black eyes. Families of all ages and sizes, from children to seniors, can find a friend in the Bernese with ease.

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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...

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Scottish Terrier

In addition to being independent and stubborn, the Scottish Terrier breed is also quite sensitive to praise and criticism. A true terrier, they're independent, intelligent, and hilarious in their dignified seriousness, making them excellent watchdogs.

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