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Portraits of particular breeds of dogs.

Portraits of particular breeds of dogs.
The dignified and courageous Akita breed was officially designated as a national treasure in its homeland of Japan in 1931.
Retrievers: training difficulties; police dogs; cancer percentages; intelligence quotient.
Originating in the Canary Islands, the bichon frisé is a toy spaniel that looks a little like a four-legged cotton ball.
A specialist trains Great Pyrenees to protect ranches from coyotes and other dangers.
Coonhounds are originally used to control the raccoon population.
West highland white terriers were bred to rid communities of unpleasant rodents.
The English springer spaniel, a bouncy and animated breed, was originally developed to flush game from hiding.
The Irish Wolfhound Club president recites the history and legends of the breed.
The British bred the bull mastiff to protect estates against poachers.
Due to their strong olfactory sense, Chesapeake Bay retrievers are excellent duck-hunters.
Hunters by nature, Yorkshire terriers helped catch the rats that plagued England in the 1800s.
Loyal and attentive, Australian shepherds are smart working dogs with strong herding and guarding instincts.