Description: The Afador are is a cross between the Afghan Hound and the Labrador Retriever. They have a very long, fine coat. The hair on the face is short. Any color is accepted They have an average height and weight. Has a very long, smooth, fine coat, hair in their face is short. They have variety of colors,but the most common colors are red through to shades of beige and often they have dark mask.

Temperament: This breed is a responsible, spirited and noble dog. It is in their blood to run after into anything that runs or moves quickly. Their breed is strong and brave, alert, not noisy and careful with strangers. The males could control them. They are a loud barkers that could alarm their homes for some suspicious strangers. As long as they are not being harassed ,They could get along well with children especially with older ones. Generally they are an independent breed thus, its not always easy to train them since they could never be completely independent.

Activity: They need a lot of exercise everyday. Bicycling with the dog every day will be best, but do not forget their hunting instinct. Only allow them to run freely off their leash in a safe area.

Grooming: Their coat needs a full grooming twice a week. You could combine their hair from the skin outwards to prevent tangles but take extra care not to break their hair and keep their ears clean for proper hygiene.

Health Problems: low pain tolerance, thereby suffering even with minor injuries and also Prone to hip and elbow dysplasia, PRA and eye disorders. Life span is about 10-12 years

Breed Group: Hound Group and Designer group dog

Color: common color is black but they can also be black and white

Height: The shoulder-height is 68-74cm (26 3/4-29 1/2in) for dogs and 63-69cm (24 3/4-27 1/4in) for bitches

Weight: Varies with height

Country Of Origin: Alaska

Dynamics: They are an independent, a genius breed. Very calm indoors but fast and active outdoors. They are proud, alert and could be an effective watchdog. By instinct, they will chase anything that moves quickly.

AKA: Maremma Sheepdog, Abruzzese Shepherd Dog

Description: The Abruzzenhund is a weighty breed, attractive-looking dog with a head like that of a bear. Have strong jaws in scissors bite. Their har is compact that grows in whorls. Nose is black and becomes a little pinkish brown as they grow old. Usually their coat is in plain black but others are russet brown and grey markings. Their ears are small,v-shaped and pointed. The eyes are not that large but has a cheerful and smart expression, The nasal canal is straight. It is important to pluck their coat. Usually done by trimming them. Hair should not be clipped since it will ruin the coat for years. At times,hair grow in the corners of their eyes that should be taken care of to prevent irritation. The deep, rounded ribcage expand through the elbows. The long, harsh, and very thick hair is in slight wave. The under-coat is also compact.

Temperament: This is a friendly and rightly balanced flock guardian breed. They are very dedicated and brave, They will fight for protection. Thus, this makes them a vey detemined and excellent guard dog even without any continues barking. Most known as an loving and independent dog. This breed is not a dog that will follow every command by its owner unless they could see the point in it. They are very intelligent thus, education and training require mutual respect in handling and voice, and should be consistent. They are friendly to other dogs. and can be slightly aloof with strangers.  This breed takes control over its flock and human family. As a pet, they are not very attached or even outgoing.  It will defend both house and master, and is very attentive with children. The Maremma is a marvelous sheepdog and loves its work. They are the number one enemy of the wolf, but tame with man. Resistant to both cold and brambles. They are an excellent companion dog too.  The Maremma is a friendly and a down-to -earth flock guardian. It is correctly described as affectionate but not dependent.

Activity: A daily walk and exercise is needed for them to gain more energy. and when it gets enough exercise, they would demand for freedom and space to run freely.

Grooming: An extra care is needed when the dog is shedding. Also,they need to be combed and brushed very well to remove all dead hair.

Health Problems: With such a small genetic pool, health problems such as inversion of the eyelids (entropion) can develop. Life span is 12-15 yrs.

Breed Group: Working

Color: They can vary in color including white, ivory, lemon, and orange.

Height: 23.5-28.5 inches (60-73 cm.)

Weight: 66-100 pounds (30-45 kg.)

Country Of Origin: Italy

Dynamics: They are very energetic breeds, a genius one easy to train and a very playful and is always very sociable.

Description: Powerfully built, athletic, and muscular, the Banter Bulldogge is a strong working dog with a bully build. Its head is square and muscular, with a pronounced stop between the skull and muzzle. The top of the skull is mostly flat. The Banter Bulldogge possesses strong jaws and impressive canines. Its bite should be slight under bite. It has round almond eyes set with a wrinkled brow.

The neck of the Banter Bulldogge is well-muscled and thick. The chest is impressive and meets well with the elbows; it should appear square. The back has a slight arch and finishes with a high set tail. The shoulders are powerful and the front legs are muscular. The Banter Bulldogge’s legs stubby or lanky, rather they are muscular, made for strong bouncing leaps and great pulling power. The feet of the Banter Bulldogge should be compact and with strong pasterns. As to the coat, is it short and smooth. The Banter Bulldogge also has short ears that may be cropped.

Dynamics: The Banter Bulldogge is easy to train and is very obedient. It will make for a good watchdog and has a good bark, helping with raising an alarm in case of trespassers.

When properly socialized, the Banter Bulldogge is fine with other dogs. It will get along very well with children and is very loyal to its family. The Banter Bulldogge has a lower energy level indoors than outdoors, and needs a good walk outside from time to time. This dog is eager for play time but it is smart to know when play time is over.

Breed Group: Working

Weight: males 50-85 pounds (26-37 kg), females 50-75 pounds (26-34 kg)

Height: males 21-24 inches (54-60 cm), females 20-23 inches (51-54 cm)

Color: Fawn, black, red, brindle of all types, with or without black mask; all colors can be with minimal white (up to 30%)

Country of Origin: The Banter Bulldogge was developed by Todd Tripp of Southeast Ohio in the late 1990s. With the inspiration to recreate the Brabanter Bullenbesser of the 1700s, Tripp combined boxers and various other working bull breeds to create the Banter Bulldogge.

Activities: Banter Bulldogges need daily work or exercise to keep fit and healthy. They also enjoy fetch games and other plays.

Other Info: The Banter Bulldogge has a life expectancy of about 12-13 years. It can be raised in an apartment as long as it can have its daily workouts or exercises. Bathe only when necessary to avoid removing natural oils from the skin. Brush its coat from time to time to remove excess hair.

AKA: Yorkie

Description: The Yorkshire Terrier is a long-haired in nature. A toy terrier whose blue and tan coat is separated on its face as well as on their base of the skull to the end of the tail and hangs even and straight down to the side of their body. They are a small and rightly balanced breed, with a square proportions. Naturally, their ears are carried erect, and has black nose. Moreover, their puppies are born black and tan, and as they get older, original colors as that of an adult terrier develop. Also, tan on the eyebrow, jaws, chest and feet. They are a confirmed mature in two years. The Yorkie is considered one of the world’s smallest dog and that they do not exceed 7 lbs in their weight. They may be physically tiny but they are a known as a big dog in a little dog’s body. This breed are dense in size, sweet in nature and cheerful in character.

Temperament: Yorkshire Terriers are intelligent, confident, and affectionate. They are also cheerful and spirited. They bark as an alarm when needed.because they are too brave and self-assured, and has a typical terrier attitude. They are loyal, agrgessive, and courageous. They can be controlling or bossy if they are not properly trained for socialized. So, it is recommended for them to be trained to able to get along well with other pets especially with children and could adjust on the people around them.

Activity: This little breed has a lot of energy Yorkies needed a daily walk and loves to play. That could be the best form of exercise for them. Also, they enjoy a good romp in a secured area.

Grooming: Even though they have silky and shiny coat, their grooming requirements is just low. Brush them a lot in a week and trim the hair around the bottom for good hygiene. And trim the coat as well to keep it from just falling on the ground. They are light shedders kind of breed.

Health Problems: Their life span is around 12-15 years,Some hrealth problems are: luxating patella, liver problems, inflamed pancreas, low blood sugar, allergies, dental problems, and sensitivity to chemicals and drugs. A cold temperature is not recommended for this breed.

Breed Group: Terrier, AKC Toy

Color: Dark steel blue from back of head to root of their tail. Face, chest and feet are bright tan.

Height: 6 – 9 inches

Weight: 3 – 7 lbs. They should not exceed 7 lbs.

Country Of Origin: Great Britain

Dynamics: The Yorkshire Terrier has an independent and lively spirit, but it is also a very loyal companion and a good watchdog. He loves to run and play around.

AKA: Westie, Poltalloch Terrier, Roseneath Terrier

Description: The West Highland White Terrier known as “Westie” is a small, in good balanced, hard looking terrier, showing good impressions. They are attractive looking with a beautiful, shiny white colored coat and bright, round eyes, hairy eyebrows with black nose. Their fur around the face is covered with bristles, which gives the dog a rounded face. Their skin is either black or pink, but their fur is commonly white.  They have double coat that is harsh and straight and about 2 inches long, with a soft outer coat close, fuzzy undercoat. naturally, their ears are prick ears,  and some carry their ears down. Their size makes them great for an apartment but they are just as at home in the country. They are a hardy breed, capable of playing with children and other dogs. West Highland White Terriers make great companions for children of all ages. Easygoing, active, responsive and friendly are all the ingredients for making a Westie. They are one of the most popular breed of dogs today.

Temperament: An intelligent dog who learns quickly, the West Highland White Terriers love human companionship and will play with their family indoors or out. West Highland White Terriers are active, aggressive, fun, obedient and light-hearted. They are alert and friendly. They always love to play and have fun. They are courageous, self-confident and have good self-esteem. They can be independent but mostly long the love and affection on their families. They like to dig in the yard and should be trained to avoid this, as they also will kill any vermin they find around the house. Some Westies may not be good with children, as some are more picky than others for a companion. They generally get along well with other dogs and if trained, with other pets such as cats. West Highland White Terriers need consistent attention, exercise and mental stimulation or else they will become lazy and out of shape. If given the opportunity, the Westie will sit on your lap or next to you and enjoy your petting for hours.

Activity: West Highland White Terrier requires a daily walk, and enjoys to be free playing in yard.

Grooming: They need regular brushing two to three times a week to help keep their white coat clean. Monthly bathing is necessary for their coat to cleaned.

Health Problems: This breed is healthy and a very athletic dog. Some health problems they may encounter are with skin allergies, patellar luxation, hernias, cranio mandibular osteopathy (lion jaw), deafness and congenital heart disease. They can also be prone to atopy, cataracts, copper toxicosis, enzyme deficiency, inguinal hernia, and Legg-Perthes disease. Their life span is around 15 + years

Breed Group: Terrier, AKC Terrier

Color: All white, no other colors, or else they’d be called Cairn Terrier.

Height: 10 – 11 inches.

Weight: 15 – 22 lbs.

Country Of Origin: Scotland

Dynamics: Alert, courageous, self-confident, high-energy, playful and friendly. Good watchdog.