Toy Group
This dog breed has a wrinkly face, a curly tail, and a squished nose
Pug
This dog breed is known for its beautiful, long, shiny red coat and friendly personality
Irish Setter
This large dog breed is known for its black coat with tan markings and strong, muscular build.
Rottweiler
This fluffy dog is known for its thick coat, curled tail, and blue-black tongue.
Chow Chow
This tall, slim dog breed is known for being one of the fastest dogs in the world
Greyhound
This tiny dog has long, silky hair and may be small, but it acts like a much bigger dog
Yorkshire Terrier
This breed comes in three common colors: black, yellow, and chocolate.
Labrador Retriever
Often called a "gentle giant," this breed can weigh over 100 pounds and may stand taller than many young children.
Great Dane
This medium-sized dog has lots of wrinkles, a short coat, and a tail that curls up over its back
Chinese Shar-Pei
This athletic dog has a short coat, a strong build, and a "ridge" of fur running the opposite direction along its back.
Rhodesian Ridgeback
This breed's name means "lion dog" in Chinese, even though it is a small lap dog
Shih Tzu
This sporting breed uses its nose to find birds and freezes in place with one paw raised to show hunters where they are.
German Shorthaired pointer
This working dog was originally developed in Germany by a tax collector who wanted a loyal dog to help protect him while he worked.
Doberman Pinscher
This breed was developed in the United States and was created by crossing Bulldogs and Terriers
Boston Terrier
This hound breed uses its powerful nose to follow scents and has long ears that help sweep smells toward its nose.
Basset Hound
This breed belongs to the Spitz family, which is known for thick fur, pointed ears, and curled tails
Pomeranian
Because of their intelligence and friendly nature, these dogs often work as service dogs, therapy dogs, and search-and-rescue dogs.
Golden Retriever
This herding breed from Scotland's Shetland Islands used its quick movements and sharp bark to help manage flocks of sheep.
Shetland Sheepdog
Despite its name, this all white breed was developed in the United States and became famous as a performer in traveling circuses.
American Eskimo Dog
This breed is part of the hound group and is known for being curious, playful, and sometimes stubborn because it likes to follow interesting smells.
Beagle
This small but fearless breed was developed in Germany to hunt rats and is known for its energetic, confident personality despite its tiny size.
Miniature Pinscher
This breed is the smallest member of the sporting group and was developed as a hunting companion that could work through thick brush to find game birds.
Cocker Spaniel
This breed is considered one of the most intelligent dogs in the world and was bred for its ability to think independently while working with livestock.
Border Collie
This unique breed is born with plain white fur, and its famous spots usually appear as the puppy grows older.
Dalmatian
Sometimes called the "poor man's racehorse," this breed was created by crossing smaller Greyhounds with other terriers to make a fast and agile hunting dog.
Whippet