HOSA Veterinary Science

Cat breeds, dog breed, medical instruments

Abyssinian

American Wirehair

Bombay

Chartreux

Egyptian Mau (can be silver as well)

Japanese Bobtail

Lykoi

Ocicat

Ragdoll

Siamese

Sphynx

Turkish Van

American bobtail (larger than Japanese bobtails, tails are short and straight or kinked with a fat pad, while Japanese bobtails are pompom or bunny-like) (American bobtails usually have a fluffer tail and a bit longer)

Balinese (essentially a long haired siamese)

British shorthair

Color point shorthair

European Burmese

Khao Manee

Maine Coon Cat

Oriental

Russian blue

Siberian

Tonkinese

American curl

Bengal

Burmese

Cornish rex

exotic

Korat

Manx

Persian

Scottish fold

Singapura (black tipped tail)

Toybob

American shorthair

Birman

Burmilla

Devon Rex

Havana Brown

La perm

Norwegian forest cat

RagaMuffin

Selkirk rex (larger than la perm, plush, dense curls while la perm has wavy to tight curls)

Somali

Turkish Angora

Sporting Group

American water spaniel

Brittany

Cocker spaniel

English setter

Golden retriever

Irish setter

Labrador Retriever

Weimaraner

Working group

Alaskan Malamute

Boxer

Bullmastiff

Doberman pinscher

Great dane

Great Pyrenees

Mastiff (larger than bullmastiff)

Newfoundland

Rottweiler

Saint bernard

Siberian husky

Toy group

Chihuahua

Chinese crested

Havanese

Maltese

Pekingese

Pomeranian

Pug

Shih Tzu

Herding group

Australian Sheperd

Border collie

Cardigan Welsh Corgi

Collie

German Sheperd

Old English sheepdog

Hound Group

Basset hound

Beagle

Bloodhound

Dachshund

Greyhound

Whippet

Terrier group

Airedale terrier

Miniature schnauzer

Rat terrier

Russell terrier

Scottish terrier

Non-sporting group

Boston terrier

Bulldog

Chow chow

Dalmatian