Alaskan Malamute:
Toy Fox Terrier:
Plott:
Cocker Spaniel:
Chesapeake Bay Retriever:
Boston Terrier:
Black and Tan Coonhound:
Australian Shepherd:
American Water Spaniel:
American Staffordshire Terrier:
Alaskan Malamute breed was created by
Alaska Eskimo tribe at the end of 19th century. They found it very
useful dog and used it for the purpose of transportation over snow. They
are basically belong to the breed of Nordic dogs because they are
descendents of the Arctic Wolf.
According
to an estimate, there are almost 800 dog breeds in U.S and in the
world. But only 100 to 200 dog breeds are populated throughout the
world. Dog breeding is a process to create entirely new breeds with
improving qualities of existing breeds. Many famous dog breeds of the
world and especially U.S dog species are created within the past 500
years in U.S and other parts of the world.
Toy Fox Terrier:
This special dog breed was developed
by crossing Fox Terrior with other small Toy breeds usually Chihuahua in
early 1900 in United states. These dogs are commonly known as American
Toy Terrier or Amertoy. This breed is highly intelligent and trainable
dog breed.
Plott:
Plott Hound is the only breed known to
have originated in North Carolina State in 1750. These dogs are hunting
dogs. They have superior hunting instincts. They are very effective in
the search for coyotes, wolves, and wildcats. In 1989, it was declared
as the the official state dog of North Carolina.
Cocker Spaniel:
Cocker Spaniel is the small medium
size cheerful dog. They have two types. The English breed is the
ancestor breed of American Cocker Spaniel. They were arrived in North
America in early 14th century. This breed is basically a hunting-gun
dog. They are able to work in difficult terrain in both wet and dry
land.
Chesapeake Bay Retriever:
The Chesapeake Bay Retriever is a
powerful, muscular dog and more aggressive than most retrievers. They
came from English land to the coast of Maryland in 1807. they were
recognized by AKC in 1878.
Boston Terrier:
The breed is purely an American
creation, by crossing an English Bulldog with a white English Terrier in
the mid of 19th century in the city of Boston. The breed was recognized
by the AKC in 1893. It was breed for dog fighting, companionship. They
are also known as the “American Gentleman.”
Black and Tan Coonhound:
This large muscular dog breed was
developed by crossing Bloodhound and Talbothound in England, and then in
USA, resulting crossed breed was further crossed with Virginia
Foxhound. It was first recognized by the AKC in 1945. This breed is
known for its successful use in trailing and treeing raccoon, howling at
his quarry.
Australian Shepherd:
This medium-sized working dogs was
developed in the mountainous range of Spain and France and further it
was refined in America during the 1800s as a working dog that herded
livestock on ranches. It was recognized by the AKC in 1993.
American Water Spaniel:
It was originated in the mid of 19th
century in the United States around Wisconsin and Minnesota. AKC
recognized it as a breed in 1940. They also have the title of the state
dog of Wisconsin. They are used as hunters as well as family pets.
American Staffordshire Terrier:
It was developed by crossing Bulldogs
and terriers during 19th century in America. The breed was bred to have a
broader and more authoritative head after breeding in America. AKC
classified it as an American breed in 1936.