Smooth-Coated Breeds

An English Bulldog with a white and brindle coat lies on a paved path, panting with its tongue hanging out. The dog is wearing a tan collar and has a wrinkled face, stocky build, and relaxed expression, with a softly blurred green background.

English Bulldog

When bull baiting was banned in England in 1835, breeders began transforming the breed into a gentle companion dog.
A cheerful Wire Fox Terrier with a white wiry coat and brown-and-black markings trots through lush green grass. The dog has its mouth open, tongue hanging out, and one front paw raised, giving it an energetic and playful appearance.

Fox Terrier

Fox Terriers were originally bred in 18th-century England to assist with fox hunting and to control vermin on farms.
A white French Bulldog sitting in lush green grass, looking directly at the camera. The dog has large upright ears, a compact build, and a dark patch around one eye, with a softly blurred grassy background.

French Bulldog

French Bulldogs were bred in England but became famous in France during the Industrial Revolution.
A German Shorthaired Pointer with a liver-colored head and white, speckled coat sits on grassy ground beside a body of water. The dog is looking upward attentively, with a blurred shoreline and distant island visible in the background.

German Shorthaired Pointer

German Shorthaired Pointers were first bred in 19th-century Germany to be versatile all-round hunting dogs.
A large merle Great Dane stands alert in a grassy field, showing its tall, muscular frame and distinctive gray coat with black patches. Bare trees and a cloudy sky form a soft, natural backdrop behind the dog.

Great Dane

Originally bred to hunt large animals like wild boars, Great Danes were valued for their strength, speed, and bravery.
Brindle Greyhound lying comfortably on a light-coloured sofa indoors, looking towards the camera with a relaxed expression in a bright, modern living room.

Greyhound

Greyhounds’ hunting ability dates back thousands of years, and they were highly valued by ancient pharaohs and nobility.
A small tan Brussels Griffon stands on a dry grassy shoreline near a calm body of water. The dog has a shaggy coat, distinctive beard, and expressive dark eyes, looking attentively toward the camera. The background is softly blurred, highlighting the dog against the natural outdoor setting.

Griffon Bruxellois

The Griffon Bruxellois, also known as the Brussels Griffon, originated in Belgium to hunt and control rodents in stables.
A Hungarian Vizsla wearing a brown leather collar stands in a grassy field, panting with its tongue hanging out. The dog's rust-colored coat shines in the sunlight as it looks attentively to the side, with a softly blurred background of green grass and yellow wildflowers.

Hungarian Vizsla

Hungarian Vizslas were originally bred by Magyar noblemen and warriors to be versatile hunting companions.
A close-up portrait of an Ibizan Hound with a reddish-brown and white coat, looking attentively to the left. The dog’s large upright ears, long narrow muzzle, and amber eyes stand out against a softly blurred beige background.

Ibizan Hound

Ibizan Hounds were originally bred on Ibiza and the Balearic Islands to hunt rabbits and other small game in packs.
A close-up side profile of a black Cane Corso dog outdoors, showing its muscular head, glossy short coat, folded ears, and amber-brown eye. The dog is panting slightly with its tongue visible, while a softly blurred natural background highlights its strong, attentive expression.

Italian Cane Corso

The Italian Cane Corso was originally developed in Italy as a hardworking farm dog that could handle a variety of tasks.
Light tan Italian Greyhound standing in tall green grass with one front paw raised. The slender dog is shown in profile, looking attentively to the left, with a blurred natural background of sunlit greenery.

Italian Greyhound

Italian Greyhounds have a history that stretches back 2,000 years and were bred as a companion and skilled hunter.

Jack Russell Terrier

The Jack Russell Terrier was originally bred as a hunting dog, especially for fox hunting in England during the 1800s.
A small white Maltese dog runs toward the camera along a grassy garden path. Its silky coat and fluffy ears bounce as it moves, while warm sunlight and softly blurred flowers and greenery create a bright, cheerful outdoor setting.

Maltese

The Maltese was originally bred as a companion dog and a symbol of luxury for royalty and noblewomen.
A cream-coloured Saluki lies gracefully in a grassy field dotted with small white flowers. The elegant sighthound has a slender build, long silky ears, and a light green collar. The dog is shown in profile, looking attentively to the right, with a softly blurred backdrop of trees and greenery in natural daylight.

Saluki

Salukis were originally bred by nomadic tribes and Middle Eastern royalty to hunt fast-moving prey using their eyesight.
A large Saint Bernard with a thick brown-and-white coat rests its front paws on a white railing, gazing off to the side. The background features softly blurred trees, highlighting the dog's gentle expression and impressive size.

St. Bernard

St. Bernards were originally bred in the Western Alps, where they helped guard the property and guide travellers.
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