Little
Known Details of Non-Sporting Groups in Dog Breeds
During
yesteryears people used to form and train group of dogs for
carrying out some specific duties and the group that was formed
was called as Non-sporting group of dogs.However, such practice
is not in vogue now and hence all these non-sporting groups
of dogs started finding their shelter in homes and became
pets and companions. As all these dogs were originally bred
and brought up for few specific purposes, you can notice a
wide change in their behavior.
Hence,
if you happen to take possession of one of the dogs from such
breed group, then it is better you take advice from an expert,
as you may find the traits and personalities of such dogs
different and may not be to your liking. Once you have all
the information on hand, then you can decide about your purchase
depending upon the dog’s suitability to your existing
environment and lifestyle. Before you could set your mind
to buy a dog from such a special breed group, it is better
you get to know few breed details and details about each breed.
There
are many breeds of dogs that fall under the specialized group
and they are Bulldog, Shiba Inu, Lhasa Apso, Bichon Frise,
Boston Terrier, French Bulldog, Finnish Spitz, Schipperke,
Tibetan Terrier, American Eskimo Dog, Tibetan Spaniel, Keeshond,
Lowchen, Boston Terrier, Chow Chow, both Miniature and Standard
Poodle, Dalmatian, and the Chinese Shar-Pei.
Exotic
Breeds
What
you have seen above are breeds available easily, however there
are few exotic breeds that are rare and few names of such
breeds are as follows:
Norwegian
Lundehund: This dog breed is known for its six numbers
of toes and due to its talents it was believed that these
dogs were used for puffin hunting during the Ice Age and hence
earned the name as “Puffin Dog”.
Leonberger
(Leo.): This is one of the energetic dogs known to mankind,
and it is large in size sporting a lion-colored coat and was
first bred in Germany.
Swedish
Vallhund: As the name suggests, this breed emanated from
Sweden and was mainly put to use for herding cattle and sheep.
This is also a Spitz type breed and can be well domesticated
as a pet in home.
Cesky
Terrier: This is originally a cross bred variety from
Czechoslovakia obtained by crossing a Scottish Terrier with
the Sealyham Terrier in the year 1949.
Louisiana
Catahoula Leopard Dog: The original home for this breed
is United States, and this breed being a versatile one is
very good at both herding cattle and in hunting. You can have
this dog in your home and get your home well guarded, as these
type of dogs take enough care in protecting the family they
live in.
Polish
Owczarek Nizinny Sheepdog: In United States this type
of dog is called as either PONS or Polish Lowland Sheepdog
and the dog will be full of hanging shags. Notwithstanding
the shaggy looks, this breed is really confident, intelligent,
territorial, very loyal and affectionate to the family they
live in and guard your home from strangers. Once you train
it properly, this dog can serve the purpose of a watchdog
in your home.
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