Toy and Herding Groups
Sporting and Terrier Group
Hound Group
Non-Sporting Group
Working Group
100
The Shetland Sheepdog also known as this.
Sheltie
100
This Cairn Terrier was in this beloved movie from the 20th century.
Toto
100
This is the fastest dog breed.
Greyhound
100
This breed is the unofficial mascot of firefighters.
Dalmation
100
This is the tallest dog breed.
Great Dane
200
This is the smallest dog breed.
Chihuahua
200
Comet from Full House was this breed of dog.
Golden Retriever
200
Santa's Little Helper from The Simpsons was this breed.
Greyhound
200
This breed is known for having black tongues.
Chow Chow
200
Obamna and Co. had this breed of dog in the White House.
Portuguese Water Dog
300
Queen Elizabeth was known for having this breed of dogs.
Corgi
300
This is the most popular dog breed in the United States (and allegedly the world? according to a different website).
Labrador Retriever
300
This breed was originally bred for badger hunting.
Dachshund
300
The Shiba Inc originates in this country.
Shiba Inu
300
Beethoven from Beethoven is this breed of dog.
St. Bernard
400
Yoda is made up of a variety of toy, hound, and terrier breeds. Name two.
Dachshund, poodle, yorkie, schnauzer, chihuahua (TWO PERCENT !!), australian terrier, silky terrier
400
This breed was once known as St. John’s Newfoundland.
(hint: geography!)
Labrador Retriever
400
The Alsatian is much better known by this name.
German Shepherd
400
This Chinese dog breed translates to "Sand Skin".
Shar Pei
400
This breed was historically used to guard Roman soldiers during battle.
Rottweiler
500
The Border Collie comes from this place.
The England/Scotland border
500
The sporting group was the first group recognized by the American Kennel Club. Name one breed (of nine) that was in the group.
Pointer, Chesapeake Bay Retriever, Clumber Spaniel, Cocker Spaniel, Sussex Spaniel, Irish Water Spaniel, Irish Setter, English Setter, and Gordon Setter.
500
This breed was bred to fight lions.
Rhodesian Ridgeback
500
Name the dog breed with this explanation as to why they almost went extinct:
The English Parliament outlawed *REDACTED* in 1835, leaving the *REDACTED* with no immediate purpose. *REDACTED* numbers rapidly declined, but *REDACTED* lovers didn’t want to see the breed die out. *REDACTED* breeders eliminated the breed’s viciousness, breeding them into the *REDACTED* pets we know and love today.
* the hint will be the very first redacted statement- the sport they were originally bred for.
Bulldog
500
Great Danes originate from this country.
Germany