AKA: n/a
Description: The Canis Panther is considered as the ultimate pet protector because they are strong and very muscular breed that has a broad chest and jaw with a fine nose. Their ears are cropped, tail is docked and rear dews removed. They have short-haired coat with a variety of colors like chocolate, black, fawn, and blue gray.

Temperament: This breed is a very loyal as well as devoted to its owner and could be the best protector at all times. An intelligent breed, easy to train that its handler wouldn’t had a hard time during their trainings. Also, they are a loving dog especially to the family. Canis Panther excels in areas of obedience and agility too. When it comes to socialization, if trained they could be friendly to others and to children although a supervision is required since large breed dogs is not best for children. They are very sensitive to strangers and defensive-minded especially when they could sense some bad intentions towards their owner and family.

Activity: Canis Panther requires a large yard for them to run and most importantly, they should be taken for a walk daily

Grooming: They have smooth ad short hair so it’s not difficult to groom.

Health Problems: typically, their life span is about 10-11 years and there is no related health issues for this breed.

Breed Group: Personal Protection
Color: solid colors of chocolate, buckskin, black, and blue.
Height:Males 27-30 inches (68-77 cm) Females: 24-27 inches (62-68)
Weight:Males 120-140 pounds (54-63 kg) Females 85- 105 pounds (38-48 kg)
Country Of Origin:USA

Dynamics: - This breed is very calm and loving to his handler and family. Easy to train, smart ans obedient kind of dog. Very devoted to its owner therefore they could offer a high protection. Could also socialize to others if trained earlier and could be sensitive to strangers.

AKA: Qimmiq, Canadian Inuit Dog
Description: This breed is one of the five indigenous dogs that canada is proud to call as their own. They are called “Qimmiq” which simply means dog. They are very popular in most arctic groups since they could pull the heaviest load on the greatest distance with just little amount of food intake. This is because they are born a working dog to pull. They are extremely a versatile dog, that is used for transportation,hauling sleds and packing. They also help in hunting activities near the arctic cirlce. Canadian Eskimo dog is powerfully built that had big bones on its body. Strong built capable for a working dog. They have long coat,thick and straight, that its outer layer is waterproof, variable in color and serves as protection against temperatures that fall below freezing.

Temperament: They require firm training that has a hard earned instinct for survival. But they are also a gentle and affectionate companion. They do not usually bark but howls like a fox.They could be friendly to children and other dogs if properly socialized.

Activity: They needed a lot of exercise because they are a working dog. They pull sleds for transportation. Lack of exercise could lead them to boredom and would cause destructiveness. They can catch an 18-inch frozen fish and down it completely in two bites. It happens so fast, the fish never even touches the ground.

Grooming:Once a week brushing to help stimulate new growth of hair and be done once a day if they are shedding.

Breed Group: Working Dog
Color: Variety of colors. The most common include: black, white, red, grey, silver, and cinnamon.
Height: 20-27 inches
Weight: 60 - 105 lbs
Country Of Origin: Canada

Dynamics:
- Canadian Eskimo Dogs are a hard working dog since they are born to be trained to pull sleds. They are also gentle as companion that needs a lot of exercise always to be fit for work.

AKA: Afghan Hound /Labrador Retriever.

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 but the most common colors are red through to shades of beige, often with a darker mask A Hunter, racing dog, a companion and also a watchdog. This breed is an independent, proud and noble dog. Indoors they are very calm but very active outdoors. It is in their blood to chase anything that runs o moves quickly. Their breed is brave, vigilant, not noisy and cautious with strangers. The males can try to dominate them. They can get along well with children but much better with older ones as long as they are not pestered or is just left alone in its own territory.

Activity: It needs an expert to train them since they are difficult to train due to their independent nature so they will never be consistently obedient. Hitting and shouting at them is not a good for them to attain their respect rather they need to be treated like human. a firm yet soft hand will put them in good mood. They need a lot of exercise everyday. Bicycling with the dog every day will be best to get rid of its energy, but do not forget their hunting instinct. Only allow an Afghan to run freely off the leash where it cannot run off.

Grooming: Grooming of their coat requires a full hour twice per week. Combing their hair from the skin outwards is the best method to prevent tangles but be careful not to break any of their hairs and always keep their ears clean. Grooming is so basic to the care of an Afador that no one should consider owning one who doesn’t have the time to do it .

Breed Group: Hound Group and Designer group dog.

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

Country Of Origin: Alaska

Dynamics: This breed is moderately energetic and a genius breed because they are very obedient and easy to train. They are also very sociable dogs and playful to other dogs and active. Also moderately calm.

AKA: Working Terrier, Waterside Terrier, Bingley Terrier

Description: The Airedale Terrier is a large terrier breed. Its head are well balanced , long and flat but not too broad between the ears and narrowing very slightly to the eyes. The ears are v-shaped with carriage rather to the side of the head, not pointing to the eyes, small but not out of proportion to the size of the dog with a deep, powerful, strong and muscular foreface. Their eyes are dark, small, not prominent, full of expression, keeness and intelligence. The lips are tight with nose that is black and not too small. Its teeth are strong and white that is free from discoloration or defect. Bite either level and a slightly overlapping or scissors bite is permissible without preference. Neck are moderate length and thickness gradually widening towards the shoulders. Skin tight, not loose. Also, they have long shoulder blades and sloping well into the back. Shoulder blades flat. From the front, chest deep but not broad. The depth of the chest should be approximately on a level with the elbows. short, strong and level. Ribs well sprung. Loins muscular and of good width. There should be but little space between the last rib and the hip joint. hard, dense and wiry, lying straight and close, covering the dog well over the body and legs. Some of the hardest are crinkling or just slightly waved. At the base of the hard very stiff hair should be a shorter growth of softer hair termed the undercoat.

Temperament: Airedale Terriers are intelligent, responsive, and loyal. They have a playfulness about them that makes them ideal playmates for older children. They have a “dignified aloofness” towards everybody. But they can do what any other dog can do. And they can be friendly as well. Also, they are strong and healthy and an healthy fof

Activity: They are a strong swimmer and is used to hunt ducks and otters as well as boar and deer. He will also valiantly protect his owner and his property. As a working dog, this breed serves in the army and works with police as well as search and rescue teams.

Grooming: They need a great deal of grooming. Their hair should be brushed a couple of times in a week to avoid tangles. The hair of a Afghan Collie should be parted along the back and their ears should always be clean.

Health Problems: Airedale Terriers may suffer from eye problems, hip dysplasia, skin infections, and bloat (also known as gastric torsion or twisted stomach). Bloat is a common health issue to dogs, being the second largest killer of dogs other than cancer. Deep-chested dogs are more susceptible to it. Their life span is 12 - 14 years.

Breed Group: Terrier, AKC Terrier
Color: lack, blue, slate-colored, reddish-brown, all shades of grey with white markings on the nose, chest, legs, and feet or neck. The white markings are not permitted beyond the shoulder
Height: 22 - 23 inches.
Weight: 44 - 50 lbs.
Country Of Origin: Great Britain

Dynamics: Outgoing and confident, friendly, courageous and intelligent. Alert at all times, not aggressive but fearless.