Rottweiler: Rottweilers were originally bred in Germany as stockdogs and herders, but they have become popular family pets around the world because they’re so loyal, obedient and protective of their families. They are strong dogs that need firm training at an early age to prevent them from becoming aggressive toward strangers or other animals (which is why they aren’t usually recommended for first-time dog owners).
There are over 400 pure breed dogs in the world today. Pure breeds are not only beautiful, they also have characteristics that can be traced back to their ancestors.
All Pure Breeds Of Dogs
The following is a list of all the pure breeds of dogs and their origin:
American Bully (American Pit Bull Terrier) – United States
American Foxhound (Beagle) – United States
Australian Shepherd (Border Collie) – Australia/New Zealand
Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog (Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever) – Australia/New Zealand
Basenji (Yorkshire Terrier) – Africa
Belgian Malinois (Alsatian) – Belgium/France/Germany
The following are some of the pure breeds of dogs.
- Afghan Hound
- Akita Inu (Japanese Akita)
- American Eskimo Dog
- Basenji
- Beagle (AKA English Beagle)
- Belgian Sheepdog (AKA Belgian Schapendoes)
- Bloodhound (AKA St Hubert’s Hound)
- Borzoi (AKA Russian Wolfhound)9
There are many pure breeds of dogs, but here are some of the most popular ones.
American Pit Bull Terrier: This breed is known for its strength and agility, but it can also be friendly and affectionate. It was originally bred for bull baiting and fighting but has recently been used as a working dog.
Beagle: This friendly little dog makes a great pet because it’s so easy to train. It has an excellent sense of smell and loves to hunt small prey such as rabbits and squirrels. Beagles make good companions because they are patient, loyal, friendly and playful.