uncommon dog breeds

English coonhound English coonhounds, known as redticks because to their red markings, accompanied settlers to the US in the 17th and 18th centuries

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Spinefly Known for its fox-like head, the Australian kelpie is a lean, strong sheepdog. They are energetic, competent, and co-dependent, loving to play.

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Peruvian Inca orchids can have short, silky hair or be hairless save for crests on their heads and tails. This dog breed has been depicted since the first millennium

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Bolognese The Bologna-born Bolognese has a boxier torso than the Maltese. Bolognese, another historical breed, were treasured Renaissance gifts.

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Cesky terrier The Czech Republic's official dog is the Cesky terrier, sometimes known as a Bohemian or Czech terrie

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Grand basset griffon French big basset griffon vendéens accompany gun hunters and are known for their hunting skills.

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Dandie Dinmont terrier. The Dandie Dinmont terrier is named after Sir Walter Scott's Guy Mannering figure. The novel's Dinmont is a farmer with breed-standard tiny terriers.

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