Originally from West Africa, the Azawakh is a rare sighthound known for its slender build, elegance, and impressive speed. They are often used as hunting and guard dogs.
This small and agile Spitz-type breed is known for its unique ability to flex its neck backward along with its unusual six toes on each foot. The Norwegian Lundehund was originally developed for puffin hunting.
This ancient breed from Thailand is known for the distinctive ridge of hair along its back that runs in the opposite direction to the rest of its coat. They are loyal and protective dogs.
The Otterhound is a large and rare British breed originally bred for hunting otters. They have a distinctive rough double coat and webbed feet, making them excellent swimmers.
Known for its split or divided nose, the Catalburun is a Turkish hunting dog breed. The split nose is a unique feature that sets this breed apart.
Often referred to as the Xolo, this ancient breed from Mexico comes in three sizes and can be hairless or coated. It is known for its loyalty and is considered a sacred dog in Aztec culture.
Originally used by the Sami people of Finland for herding reindeer, the Finnish Lapphund is a friendly and adaptable breed with a thick double coat and a bushy tail carried over its back.
Known for its large size, majestic appearance, and thick, protective coat, the Tibetan Mastiff is an ancient breed originating from the Himalayas. It was traditionally used as a guardian of livestock.