Breed catalog

Intelligent, elegant and hypoallergenic. Available in several sizes to suit any home. Requires regular grooming.

Affectionate, sociable and perfect for small apartments. Adapts to the household's rhythm and loves company.

Small, cheerful and practically non-shedding. Requires frequent grooming. Ideal for apartments and allergy sufferers.

Clean, compact and not very barky. Ideal for apartments. Flat muzzle makes him heat-sensitive.

Tiny and elegant, barely sheds. Fragile around small children. Needs frequent grooming.

Affectionate, calm and perfect for apartments. Suffers with heat and cold. High vet costs.

Small family clown. Adores children. Suffers in extreme temperatures. Sheds a lot.

Small hypoallergenic, affectionate and adaptable. Excellent for apartment families.

Hypoallergenic cotton-like coat, sweet and playful. Rare but family-ideal.

Calm apartment companion. Flat-faced: careful with heat and intense exercise.

Butterfly ears. One of the smartest toys; shines at agility.

Independent and watchful. Tibetan origin: tolerates cold, not heat.

Imperial Chinese mini-lion. Dignified, stubborn and aloof; not for active families.

Tiny, vocal and very bonded to one person. Fragile; not recommended with small children.

The quintessential family companion: patient, sociable, and always up for play. Excellent with children and easy to train.

Athletic, playful and loyal. Tolerates children and other animals well. Needs plenty of daily exercise to stay balanced.

Sweet, playful and very social. Long ears require attention. Excellent companion for active families.

Active and friendly, ideal for countryside and hiking. Excellent with older children.

Italian truffle hunter, hypoallergenic. Smart, playful and affectionate.

Athletic curly-coated retriever. More independent than the Labrador.

Smaller and fluffier than the English. Frequent grooming is mandatory.

American retriever resistant to cold water. More serious and protective than a Lab.

Intelligent, loyal and protective. The classic Lassie-style family dog. Excellent with children.

Small, brave and very intelligent. Sheds a lot. Long spine needs care: no jumping.

The smartest of them all. Only for very active, experienced families. Without a job, becomes destructive and frustrated.

Walking plush from family movies. Mandatory grooming.

Big shaggy protector, surprisingly calm at home. Mandatory grooming.

Intelligent and protective. Needs early socialization and constant mental work.

Smart, sensitive mini-Collie. Brilliant at obedience and agility; barks to announce everything.

Brilliant and affectionate. Needs a job or a dog sport — gets bored and destructive without one.

Tiny black watchdog packed with energy. Excellent alarm; never stops moving.

Police and military working dog. Not a normal family dog: demands serious work.

Small mountain dynamo. Needs a job or dog sport; gets nervous when bored.

Hungarian herder with perky ears. Lively, vocal and a quick learner.

Tough and hard-working. Tendency to nip heels — herding heritage.

Athletic and patient with children. Known as a nanny dog. Needs intense exercise and early socialization.

Gentle giant, patient and protective. Excellent with children. Needs space and hates heat.

Intelligent, brave and barely sheds. His wiry coat needs stripping or grooming. Excellent watchdog.

Calm, affectionate and protective. Loves mountains and cold. Sadly, has a short life expectancy.

Elegant, calm giant. Sad fact: short life expectancy and high vet costs.

Sweet giant lion. Excellent with kids, terrible with heat.

Gentle mountain giant. Drools enthusiastically and melts in summer: cool climate only.

Pop icon (Skype, college mascots). Affectionate and calm, but fragile health.

Massive, calm-at-home guardian. Affectionate with family, wary with strangers.

Hooch from Turner & Hooch. Drooly loyal giant, very short lifespan.

Athletic, elegant and very loyal to family. Cold-sensitive: needs a coat in winter.

Strong, loyal and territorial. Restricted breed in Spain: requires licence, insurance and expert handling.

Elegant, athletic Italian molosser. Experienced owners only.

Fang from Harry Potter. Huge, wrinkly and drooly; calm but territorial.

The most recognisable wrinkly dog. Kids adore him; needs daily fold cleaning.

Tiny Doberman lookalike with huge energy. Big personality in a mini body.

Social-media star with a lion-like mane. Independent guardian; not for beginners.

Athletic, affectionate and very attached. Only for active families: needs 2 hours of daily exercise.

Elegant and sweet Italian pointer. Excellent with older children.

Cheerful and playful. Needs space to run full-tilt and matures late — eternal puppy.

Elegant with speckled coat. Affectionate, playful and excellent with kids.

Pure hunting athlete. Needs miles every day; not apartment-suitable.

Tireless blue-eyed hunter. Only for very active families with time to spare.

The British 'nanny dog'. Muscular and very affectionate with kids; unfairly maligned.

Small, rustic and friendly terrier. Great temperament for active families.

Toto from The Wizard of Oz. Lively, brave and a relentless digger.

Lively, independent white terrier. Classic terrier: barks and chases anything that moves.

Milo from The Mask and Eddie from Frasier. Tiny rocket: needs serious exercise.

Small hypoallergenic with long hair. High grooming maintenance. Vocal with strangers.

Bullseye from Toy Story. Unique egg head; energetic family clown.

The classic sausage dog. Brave, stubborn and very family-oriented; mind jumps and stairs.

Pocket version of the dachshund. Affectionate and vocal; very fragile back.

The smallest dachshund. Originally for rabbit hunting; today a pocket companion.

Curious, cheerful and very sociable. Needs daily exercise and company. His nose takes him far: always on leash.

Calm, sweet and very patient. Tolerates apartments well. Prone to obesity: watch the diet.

African with a distinctive ridged back. Athletic, independent and loyal.

Small, shaggy and cheerful French scent hound. Social and a relentless hunter.

The most powerful nose on the planet (Pluto, Trusty from Lady & the Tramp). Drools and bays.

Pack hound. Massively social; needs huge amounts of exercise.

Athletic distance runner. Up to 30% are born with hearing issues — ask the breeder for testing.

Smiling Dutch spitz. Affectionate, balanced and excellent with children.

Smiling and fluffy. Cold-lover; suffers badly in Mediterranean summers. Sheds in clumps.

Cold-resistant and a pro escape artist. Bad fit for Mediterranean climate or small flats.

Loyal and reserved, dominant with other dogs. Experienced, firm owners only.

Bigger and stockier than the Japanese. Loyal to family; dominant with other dogs.

The 'doge' meme dog. Independent, cat-like, escape artist; very hard to train.

Charismatic fluffball. Sheds a lot and barks at everything. Fragile with small kids.

Lion-bear Chinese dog with a blue tongue. Aloof, almost cat-like; not for families with little kids.

Zen sprinter: blasts for 10 minutes a day and sleeps the rest. Excellent apartment dog.

Spanish sprinter, calm at home. Thousands awaiting adoption; excellent with older kids.

Russian sighthound of aristocratic elegance. Calm and silent at home.

Fragile and cold-sensitive. Affectionate and calm at home, but bones like glass.