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Terrier Group
Contains 29 breeds recognized by the AKC, bred to hunt vermin and characterized by being feisty and energetic.
Miniature Schnauzer
A dog derived from the Standard Schnauzer, recognized for its whiskers, double coat, and friendly temperament.
Manchester Terrier
Developed in England for rat hunting, distinguished by its black body with mahogany markings.
Smooth Fox Terrier
Originated in the British Isles as a vermin control dog, known for its playful nature and predominantly white coat.
Toy Group
Contains 21 breeds bred as watchdogs and companion dogs, including Chihuahua and Pomeranian.
Pomeranians
Dogs originating from Pomerania, known for their compact size and friendly temperament.
Yorkshire Terriers (Yorkies)
Small dogs from England that were originally rat catchers, recognized for their silky coats and active nature.
Silky Terriers
Developed in Australia as a cross between Yorkshire Terriers and Australian Terriers, characterized by their silky coats.
Non-Sporting Group
A diverse group of 19 breeds including Poodles and Dalmatians, varying greatly in size and personality.
Löwchen
A small, lively dog bred as a companion in Europe, often groomed in a lion-like cut.
Shiba Inu
A small game hunting breed from Japan, known for its fox-like appearance and independent nature.
Tibetan Spaniel
A very old breed from Tibetan monasteries, known for its lion-like appearance and intelligent, aloof temperament.
Herding Group
Comprises 25 breeds that control the movement of livestock, including the Collie and Border Collie.
Icelandic Sheepdog
A medium-sized breed brought to Iceland by Vikings, known for its weatherproof coat and energetic temperament.
Bouvier de Flanders
A powerful breed from Belgium, known for its rough coat and rational disposition.
Bearded Collies
One of Britain's oldest herding breeds, recognized for their inquisitive nature and medium-length coats.
Miscellaneous Group
A group of 16 breeds that are under development and not yet fully recognized by the AKC.
Dogo Argentino
A large, muscular dog from Argentina developed for big game hunting, known for its fierce temperament.
Peruvian Inca Orchid
A hairless breed originating from Peru, characterized by its affectionate nature.