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Finnish Lapphund
The Finnish Lapphund is an intelligent herding breed. Finnish Lapphund dogs take well to training due to their intelligence. Some owners and fanciers claim that "Lappies" even have the ability to think through actions first. Although small in number worldwide, a noticeable number of Finnish Lapphund dogs have excelled in activities such as obedience trials, agility, herding trials, and pet therapy. Finnish Lapphund is friendly and alert, and makes a good watch dog, due to its tendency to bark at unfamiliar things. The breed was originally used to herd reindeer by droving, and barking helped it to be distinguished from wolves. Even when not herding, the Finnish Lapphund tends to bark with a purpose, and more rare cases of problem barking can normally be controlled by training

The Finnish Lapphund is one of the spitz-like dogs from the arctic region. Often called as The Dog from the Land of Midnight Sun, this husky breed is characterized by its square typed body and long hair. The Finnish Lapphund is said to have had its beginnings as early as 7000 BC. The breed was once called the Lapponian Shepherd Dog and was officially called the “Finnish Lapphund” only in 1993. It is one of the most popular breeds in Finland as is sometimes known as the “Suomenlapinkoira” or simply “Lapinkoira.”  Read on...

Finnish Spitz
Finnish Spitz is a very independent and often aloof dog, this Finnish Spitz is a breed that is strong minded and lively. These dogs love to play and stay active, and physical and mental stimulation is a must in order to avoid boredom and associated destructive behavior. Although these dogs are very independent, they can also be very loyal and devoted to their families, and are known to be particularly fond of children. The Finnish Spitz may often bond with a particular person, but in general is a dog that loves the companionship of people and enjoys being a part of the family action. He does have a sensitive nature, and you should therefore ensure that he is not in an environment that is wrought with tension. Because of the independent nature of the breed it is important to ensure that he is socialized early on. Although the Finnish Spitz gets along with most pets, he can be aggressive towards same sex dogs, and may chase smaller pets such as birds and rodents.

The Finnish Spitz is a small dog that has fox-like features. It has dark, almond shaped eyes, forward pointed ears, black nose and lips and a pointed muzzle that encases teeth that form a scissor bite. Just like its Japanese counterpart, the Finnish Spitz has a tail that is curled across its back. It also has rounded, cat like feet that come with dew claws. However, these claws are removed from the rear legs of dogs that participate in shows.   Read on...

Flat-Coated Retriever
Spirited, lively, and full of energy, the Flat-coated Retriever is a playful soul that loves plenty of exercise and activity.  This breed of dog thrives on the company and attention of his owners. This is an outgoing breed that is keen, enthusiastic, and very eager to please. The cheerful, sweet nature of the Flat-coated Retriever makes him a wonderful pet and companion, and they have high intelligence and obedience levels. The Flat-coated Retriever gets along well with children, but his high energy and his size could prove a problem around very small kids. This dog also gets along with other animals, but like children care should be taken around smaller animals.

The Flat-Coated Retriever is a strong and muscular dog that has a long solid head, dark and intelligent eyes, a black nose, small yet floppy ears, a wide muzzle and a broad chest. Its feet are equally strong and muscular. However, the Flat-Coated Retriever is most characterized with a thick, medium-length coat that is sleek and shiny.   Read on...

French Bulldog
The French Bulldog is an intelligent, playful, and affectionate dog that makes for a delightful companion or family pet. This mild mannered breed dog loves people, loves to get involved with family play and activities, and loves life. Sweet natured, French Bulldog can be  humorous, and entertaining.  The French Bulldog is a very dependable and well balanced, dog.  Amiable, and sociable breed, French Bulldog  may be small but they have big personalities. The French Bulldog gets along well with other children as well as with other animals, although he may try and hunt very small animals such as rodents. With strangers most French Bulldog dogs will be friendly and welcoming, although some can be reserved. The French Bulldog can make an effective watchdog as he will be vocal if he senses danger.

The French Bulldog is a small dog.  This breed of dogs has a flat, square head, a rounded forehead, pug-like nose and large, perked-up ears. Its shoulders are wider than the tail area, giving the dog off a pear-shaped appearance. The French Bulldog’s skin, covered by a short yet soft coat, is quite loose, thus making it easy and quite enjoyable to pet. Its tail, on the other hand, can either be cork-screw or straight.  Read on...

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