How many types of dogs are there in the world? (Mongrels and Pedigrees) I really want to know, because I would like a unique type of dog to get when I'm older! For example, the picture below looks like a panda, but it's actually a dog who likes like a panda (alot)!!!!!
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Thanks Molly1!!! And Liffey, I just wanted to know if there are any other rare breeds, you don't need to tell me that!
on August 20, 2012
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Some rare breeds are the:
Ah, our canine counterpart. Where would man be without the domestic dog? (Canis familiaris). I think we’d all be still scavenging off the land, with no form of government or civilization. But, that’s a list for another day!
By selective breeding practices and geographic isolation, hundreds of dog breeds have been created to do man’s bidding. Some breeds never came into vogue, others never had large population numbers, and more have had their livelihoods See More phased out, and are now considered rare.
10. Catalburun
This breed is a Turkish Pointer, and is readily identified by its “split-nose”. This may be the result of severe inbreeding, or because the local hunters prized the fabled hunting prowess of split-nosed dogs over pointers with normal appearing noses. Either way, they are virtually unknown outside of Turkey, although they are prized in their homeland for their hunting abilities.
9. Mudi
This is a Hungarian Herding dog of superior herding quality! Their soft, curly coat
Ah, our canine counterpart. Where would man be without the domestic dog? (Canis familiaris). I think we’d all be still scavenging off the land, with no form of government or civilization. But, that’s a list for another day!
By selective breeding practices and geographic isolation, hundreds of dog breeds have been created to do man’s bidding. Some breeds never came into vogue, others never had large population numbers, and more have had their livelihoods See More phased out, and are now considered rare.
10. Catalburun
This breed is a Turkish Pointer, and is readily identified by its “split-nose”. This may be the result of severe inbreeding, or because the local hunters prized the fabled hunting prowess of split-nosed dogs over pointers with normal appearing noses. Either way, they are virtually unknown outside of Turkey, although they are prized in their homeland for their hunting abilities.
9. Mudi
This is a Hungarian Herding dog of superior herding quality! Their soft, curly coat
on December 06, 2012
This is a Hungarian Herding dog of superior herding quality! Their soft, curly coat and smooth faces can identify these mid-sized little wonders. Fortunately for the Mudi, they have been gaining momentum and recognition in the dog world for their excellent herding abilities and they excel at canine agility. There is already a Mudi Club in Canada and the U.S. See More This breed is still very rare outside of its native Hungary.
8. Thai Ridgeback
This breed was introduced into the United States back in 1994, and h
8. Thai Ridgeback
This breed was introduced into the United States back in 1994, and h
on December 06, 2012
on December 06, 2012
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About a estimated 400-500 and only about 150 are certified by the AKC
on December 06, 2012
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liffey i know!
I know! I said "It's a dog that LOOKS LIKE A PANDA!" I didn't say that it WAS A PANDA!
on January 07, 2013
so why do you keep saying for example this is a dog which looks like a panda but its actually a dog
on December 17, 2012
on November 09, 2012
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panda dogs arent real breeds its actually a chow chow with died hair
then why did you say this is a dog tyhat looks like a panda becuz people r gonna think its a real breed
on February 10, 2013
on October 29, 2012
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maya84760, how can you not know what it means? I am just asking how many breeds of dog there are in the world
on September 07, 2012
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on August 20, 2012
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on August 20, 2012
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There are many species of dogs including hybrids. Here is a list:
Afador
Afaird
Affen Spaniel
Affen Terrier
Affen Tzu
Affengriffon See More
Affenhuahua
Affenpinscher
Affenpoo
Affenwich
Afghan Collie
Afghan Hound
Afghan Retriever
Afghan Sheepdog
Afghan Spaniel
Afollie
African Wild Dog
Africanis
Aidi
Ainu Dog
Airedale Terrier
Airedoodle
Akbash Dog
Akita (American)
Akita Inu (Japanese)
Akita Shepherd
Alano Espanol
Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog
Alaskan Husky
Alaskan Klee Kai
Alaskan Malamute
Alopekis
Alpine Dachsbracke
Alusky
Ambullneo Mastiff
American Allaunt (photo needed)
American Alsatian
American Bandogge Mastiff
American Black and Tan Coonhound (see Black and Tan Coonhound)
American Blue Gascon Hound
American Boston Bull Terrier
American Bull-Aussie
American Bull Dane
American Bull Dogue de Bordeaux
American Bull Mastiff
American Bull Molosser
American Bullador
American Bulldog
American Bullnese
American Bullnese Hybrid
American Bullweiler
American Bully
American Cocke
Afador
Afaird
Affen Spaniel
Affen Terrier
Affen Tzu
Affengriffon See More
Affenhuahua
Affenpinscher
Affenpoo
Affenwich
Afghan Collie
Afghan Hound
Afghan Retriever
Afghan Sheepdog
Afghan Spaniel
Afollie
African Wild Dog
Africanis
Aidi
Ainu Dog
Airedale Terrier
Airedoodle
Akbash Dog
Akita (American)
Akita Inu (Japanese)
Akita Shepherd
Alano Espanol
Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog
Alaskan Husky
Alaskan Klee Kai
Alaskan Malamute
Alopekis
Alpine Dachsbracke
Alusky
Ambullneo Mastiff
American Allaunt (photo needed)
American Alsatian
American Bandogge Mastiff
American Black and Tan Coonhound (see Black and Tan Coonhound)
American Blue Gascon Hound
American Boston Bull Terrier
American Bull-Aussie
American Bull Dane
American Bull Dogue de Bordeaux
American Bull Mastiff
American Bull Molosser
American Bullador
American Bulldog
American Bullnese
American Bullnese Hybrid
American Bullweiler
American Bully
American Cocke
on August 20, 2012