Herding Group

The Herding Group comprises breeds developed for moving livestock. This can include sheep, cattle, ducks and even reindeer. Herding dogs work in harmony with their…

Non-Sporting Group

There are many breeds of dogs that do not easily fit into the other six Groups. This is known as the Non-Sporting Group and the…

Toy Group

The small and/or pocket sized breeds of the Toy Group come in enough coat types and colors to satisfy nearly any preference, but all are…

Terrier Group

The feisty, short-legged breeds in the Terrier Group were originally bred to go underground or in tunnels or small places in pursuit of rodents and…

Working Group

Breeds in the Working Group are exactly as they are grouped, designed for work and help humans in a variety of tasks. As you would…

Hound Group

All breeds in the Hound Group were bred to pursue warm-blooded quarry. The sleek, long-legged sighthounds use wicked speed and peripheral vision to chase swift…

Sporting Group

Breeds in the Sporting Group were bred to assist hunters in the discovery, flush and retrieval of feathered game. Retrievers, built for swimming, specialize in…