Dog breeds

• Affenpinscher The Affenpinscher is a small, lively Pinscher from Germany with an unmistakably "ape-like" face, FCI Group 2, height at withers 25–30 cm.
• Afghan Hound The Afghan Hound is an elegant hunting sighthound from Afghanistan, FCI Group 10, with a long silky coat and pronounced prey drive, standing 63–74 cm at the withers.
• Aidi The Aidi is a Moroccan livestock guardian dog from the Atlas Mountains, FCI Group 2, sturdy and weather-resistant, with a withers height of 52–62 cm.
• Airedale Terrier The Airedale Terrier is the largest of all terriers, originally from Yorkshire, FCI Group 3, withers height 56–61 cm, known for versatility and courage.
• Akbash The Akbash is a white Turkish livestock guardian dog, not FCI-recognised, withers height 69–86 cm, known for independence and guarding instinct.
• Akita The Akita (Japanese Akita) is an imposing Spitz-type hunting dog from Japan, FCI Group 5, known through Hachiko, with a withers height of 58–70 cm.
• Alaskan Husky The Alaskan Husky is not an FCI-recognised type, but a performance-bred sled dog from Alaska, withers height 55–65 cm.
• Alaskan Malamute The Alaskan Malamute is a powerful Nordic sled dog from Alaska, FCI Group 5, with a withers height of 58–64 cm, bred for cold climates and endurance work.
• Alopekis The Alopekis is an ancient small primitive dog from Greece, not FCI-recognised, endangered, withers height 20–30 cm.
• Alpenländische Dachsbracke The Alpenländische Dachsbracke is an Austrian trailing hound, FCI Group 6, compact and robust, with a withers height of 34–42 cm.
• Olde English Bulldogge The Olde English Bulldogge is an FCI-unrecognised American new breed that restores the historical bulldog type, withers height 45–55 cm.
• Old Danish Pointer The Old Danish Pointer is a rare Danish hunting dog, FCI Group 7, with a spotted coat pattern and a withers height of 54–60 cm.
• Old German Shepherd Dog The Old German Shepherd Dog is a traditional German herding dog type, not standardised by the FCI, with a withers height of 55–65 cm.
• Old English Sheepdog The Old English Sheepdog (Bobtail) is a British herding dog, FCI Group 1, with typical grey-and-white coat and a withers height of at least 56 cm.
• American Akita The American Akita is an imposing Spitz from the USA, FCI Group 5, larger than its Japanese counterpart, with a withers height of 61–71 cm.
• American Bulldog The American Bulldog is a powerful US working dog, not FCI-recognised, shoulder height 52–70 cm, partly classified as a restricted breed.
• American Bully The American Bully is a muscular US companion dog, not FCI-recognised, with a withers height of 33–53 cm depending on class (Pocket, Standard, Classic, XL).
• American Eskimo Dog (Eskie) The American Eskimo Dog is a white Spitz-type from the USA, not FCI-recognised, in three sizes (Toy, Miniature, Standard), withers height 23–48 cm.
• American Foxhound The American Foxhound is an endurance US pack hound, FCI Group 6, with a strong prey drive and characteristic bay, height at withers 53–64 cm.
• American Hairless Terrier The American Hairless Terrier is a hairless US terrier, particularly suitable for allergy sufferers, with a withers height of 18–41 cm.
• American Pit Bull Terrier The American Pit Bull Terrier is a US terrier not recognised by the FCI, classified as a restricted breed in the D-A-CH region, with a withers height of 43–53 cm.
• American Water Spaniel The American Water Spaniel is a rare US hunting spaniel, FCI Group 8, with a wavy to curly coat and a love of water, standing 38–46 cm at the withers.
• Ardennes The Bouvier des Ardennes is a Belgian herding dog from the Ardennes, FCI Group 1, a robust working dog with a rough coat, standing 56–62 cm at the withers.
• Argentine Mastiff (Dogo Argentino) The Argentine Mastiff (Dogo Argentino) is a white Argentine hunting dog, FCI Group 2, muscular and brave, with a withers height of 60–68 cm.
• Ariège Hound The Ariège Hound is a rare French pack hound, FCI Group 6, with tricolour coat and pronounced prey drive, shoulder height 50–58 cm.
• Aussiedoodle The Aussiedoodle is a crossbreed between an Australian Shepherd and a Poodle that is not recognised by the FCI, considered hypoallergenic, with a withers height of 38–58 cm.
• Australian Cattle Dog The Australian Cattle Dog (Blue/Red Heeler) is a tough Australian herding dog, FCI Group 1, with blue or red marbling pattern, shoulder height 43–51 cm.
• Australian Kelpie The Australian Kelpie is an Australian herding dog for sheep and cattle, FCI Group 1, extremely enduring, shoulder height 43–51 cm.
• Australian Silky Terrier The Australian Silky Terrier is a delicate Australian terrier, FCI Group 3, with a blue silky coat and a withers height of 23–26 cm.
• Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog The Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog is a rare Australian driving dog, FCI Group 1, with a natural bobtail and a withers height of 43–51 cm.
• Australian Terrier The Australian Terrier is a robust Australian small terrier, FCI Group 3, originally bred for pest control, height at withers 23–28 cm.
• Austrian Pinscher Austrian Pinscher: lively farm dog from Austria, rare but robust and with the authentic character of a working dog
• Azawakh The Azawakh is a West African sighthound of the Sahara nomads, FCI Group 10, extremely heat-tolerant and fast, withers height 60–74 cm.
• Bandog The Bandog is not an FCI-recognised type, but a sturdy Molosser crossbreed dog, historically kept as a chained dog, with a withers height of 55–70 cm.
• Barbet The Barbet is a French water dog, FCI Group 8, hypoallergenic and water-loving, considered an ancestor of the Poodle, height at withers 52–65 cm.
• Barsoi The Borzoi is an elegant Russian sighthound, FCI Group 10, with silky long hair, originally bred for wolf hunting, standing 68–85 cm at the withers.
• Basenji The Basenji is a barkless African primitive hunting dog from the Congo, FCI Group 5, cat-like in cleanliness and independent, with a withers height of 40–43 cm.
• Basset Hound The Basset Hound is a phlegmatic British scent hound with drooping ears, FCI Group 6, known for its excellent nose, height at withers 33–38 cm.
• Bearded Collie The Bearded Collie is a Scottish herding dog, FCI Group 1, with a long, flowing coat and cheerful temperament, standing 51–56 cm at the withers.
• Beauceron The Beauceron is a large French herding dog, FCI Group 1, known for double dewclaws and powerful appearance, withers height 61–70 cm.
• Bedlington Terrier The Bedlington Terrier is a British terrier with lamb-like curly coat, FCI Group 3, hypoallergenic and robust, shoulder height 38–43 cm.
• Belgian Griffon (Griffon Belge) The Belgian Griffon is a small Belgian companion dog, FCI Group 9, with rough coat and expressive face, height at withers 18–22 cm.
• Bergamasco Shepherd Dog (Cane da Pastore) The Bergamasco Shepherd Dog is an Italian Alpine sheepdog, FCI Group 1, known for its characteristic matted coat, withers height 54–62 cm.
• Berger Picard The Berger Picard is a rough-coated French shepherd dog from the Picardy region, FCI Group 1, robust and keen to learn, with a withers height of 55–65 cm.
• Bernese Hound The Bernese Hound is a Swiss pack hunting dog, FCI Group 6, with tricolour markings and a melodious hunting voice, standing 40–45 cm at the withers.
• Bernese Mountain Dog The Bernese Mountain Dog is a Swiss Sennenhund, FCI Group 2, tri-coloured and gentle, with a short life expectancy of 7–10 years compared to other breeds.
• St Bernard The St Bernard is a Swiss rescue dog from the Great St Bernard, FCI Group 2, one of the heaviest dogs in the world, shoulder height 65–90 cm.
• Bichon Frisé The Bichon Frisé is a small Belgian-French companion dog, FCI Group 9, hypoallergenic and suitable for city living, withers height 23–30 cm.
• Billy The Billy is a rare white French pack hound, FCI Group 6, bred for big game hunting, withers height 58–70 cm.
• Black and Tan Coonhound The Black and Tan Coonhound is an American hunting dog, FCI Group 6, known for its melodious bay and excellent nose, with a withers height of 58–69 cm.
• Black Mouth Cur The Black Mouth Cur is a robust US-American hunting and farm dog, not FCI-recognised, rare in Europe, withers height 46–64 cm.
• Blue Gascogne Griffon (Griffon Bleu) The Griffon Bleu de Gascogne is a rare French hound with a rough bluish coat, FCI Group 6, height at withers 50–57 cm.
• Bloodhound The Bloodhound is a Belgian-British tracking hound, FCI Group 6, with the most powerful nose of all dog breeds, standing 58–69 cm at the withers.
• Blue Lacy The Blue Lacy is the official state dog of Texas, not FCI-recognised, an enduring working and hunting dog, withers height 46–53 cm.
• Bluetick Coonhound The Bluetick Coonhound is a US-American hunting dog, not FCI-recognised, known for its blue ticked pattern and penetrating hunting bark, shoulder height 53–69 cm.
• Boerboel The Boerboel is a South African farm protection mastiff, FCI Group 2, one of the strongest dogs in the world, withers height 59–65 cm.
• Bohemian Rough-haired Pointer (Cesky Fousek) The Cesky Fousek (Bohemian Rough-haired Pointer) is a versatile Czech pointing dog, FCI Group 7, with rough coat and a withers height of 58–66 cm.
• Bohemian Shepherd (Chodenländer, Chodsky Pes) The Bohemian Shepherd (Chodský pes) is a rare Czech herding dog, FCI Group 1, similar to the German Shepherd, withers height 52–55 cm.
• Bolognese The Bolognese is a small Italian companion dog from Bologna, FCI Group 9, with white curly coat and quiet character, shoulder height 25–30 cm.
• Bolonka The Bolonka (Franzusska Bolonka) is a small Russian companion dog, hypoallergenic and suitable for city living, with a withers height of 18–26 cm.
• Bordeaux Mastiff The Bordeaux Mastiff (Dogue de Bordeaux) is a heavy French molosser, FCI Group 2, with a distinctive wrinkled mask and very short life expectancy, shoulder height 58–69 cm.
• Border Collie The Border Collie is a British herding dog, FCI Group 1, considered the most intelligent dog breed in the world, requiring daily intensive enrichment, with a withers height of 46–56 cm.
• Boston Terrier The Boston Terrier is a compact US-American companion dog, FCI Group 9, with a black-and-white tuxedo pattern, brachycephalic, shoulder height 38–43 cm.
• Boykin Spaniel The Boykin Spaniel is the state dog of South Carolina, not FCI-recognised, a compact hunting spaniel with love of water, withers height 38–46 cm.
• Brandlbracke The Brandlbracke is an Austrian mountain hunting dog, FCI Group 6, black with brown markings, enduring and robust, shoulder height 40–50 cm.
• Braque d’Auvergne The Braque d'Auvergne is an elegant French pointing dog, FCI Group 7, with a black-and-white spotted pattern, shoulder height 53–63 cm.
• Braque du Bourbonnais The Braque du Bourbonnais is a rare French pointing dog, FCI Group 7, with characteristic pink-liver markings and a natural tendency towards a docked tail, standing 51–57 cm at the withers.
• Brazilian Mastiff The Brazilian Mastiff (Fila Brasileiro) is a heavy Brazilian guard and tracking dog, FCI Group 2, extremely alert, withers height 60–75 cm.
• Brittany Spaniel The Brittany Spaniel (Épagneul Breton) is the most popular pointing dog in France, FCI Group 7, compact and versatile, withers height 47–51 cm.
• Briquet Griffon Vendéen The Briquet Griffon Vendéen is a rare French scent hound with a rough coat, FCI Group 6, bred for hunting in the Vendée, withers height 48–55 cm.
• Broholmer The Broholmer is a rare Danish mastiff, FCI Group 2, former farm dog of Danish kings, calm and gentle, withers height 70–80 cm.
• Brussels Griffon The Brussels Griffon is a small Belgian companion dog from FCI Group 9 with a brachycephalic head and human-like expression, withers height 18–26 cm.
• Bull Terrier The Bull Terrier is a British terrier, FCI Group 3, unmistakable due to its egg-shaped head, playful and stubborn, withers height 53–56 cm.
• Bullmastiff The Bullmastiff is a British guarding Molosser, FCI Group 2, developed for hunting poachers, with a short life expectancy and a withers height of 61–68 cm.
• Ca de Bestiar (Mallorca Shepherd Dog) The Ca de Bestiar is a Mallorcan herding and guard dog, FCI Group 1, heat-tolerant and territorial, withers height 62–73 cm.
• Cairn Terrier The Cairn Terrier is a robust Scottish small terrier, FCI Group 3, one of the longest-lived terriers, known as "Toto", withers height 28–31 cm.
• Canaan Dog The Canaan Dog is the national breed of Israel, FCI Group 5, one of the oldest dogs in the world, heat-tolerant, withers height 50–60 cm.
• Canarian Podengo The Canarian Podengo (Podenco Canario) is a Spanish primitive hunting dog from the Canaries, FCI Group 5, heat-tolerant and athletic, withers height 53–64 cm.
• Cane Corso (Italian Corso) The Cane Corso (Italian Corso) is a robust Italian Molosser, FCI Group 2, loyal and independent, with a withers height of 60–68 cm.
• Cão de Castro Laboreiro The Cão de Castro Laboreiro is a northern Portuguese livestock guardian dog, FCI Group 2, robust and alert, withers height 55–64 cm.
• Cão Fila de São Miguel The Cão Fila de São Miguel is an Azorean working and guard dog, FCI Group 2, robust and territorial, with a withers height of 55–62 cm.
• Carolina Dog The Carolina Dog (American Dingo) is a primitive pariah dog from the south-eastern USA, not FCI-recognised, with Asian roots, and a withers height of 45–60 cm.
• Catalan Sheepdog The Catalan Sheepdog (Gos d'Atura Català) is a Spanish Pyrenean herding dog, FCI Group 1, adaptable and long-lived, withers height 45–55 cm.
• Caucasian Shepherd The Caucasian Shepherd is a massive Russian livestock guardian dog, FCI Group 2, extremely hostile to strangers and cold-resistant, withers height 64–75 cm.
• Cavachon The Cavachon is a crossbreed of Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and Bichon Frisé not recognised by the FCI, suitable for city living, withers height 30–33 cm.
• Cavalier King Charles Spaniel The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a British companion dog, FCI Group 9, friendly and suitable for city living, but with a breed-typically high risk of heart disease, standing 30–33 cm at the withers.
• Cavapoo The Cavapoo is a cross not recognised by the FCI between Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and Poodle, considered allergy-friendly, withers height 28–36 cm.
• Central Asian Shepherd Dog Central Asian Shepherd Dog (Alabai): massive herd guardian from the steppes of Central Asia, independently dominant and to be kept with care in Switzerland
• Chart Polski (Polish Greyhound) The Chart Polski is a proud Polish sighthound, FCI Group 10, one of the largest sighthounds in Europe, with a withers height of 68–80 cm.
• Chesapeake Bay Retriever The Chesapeake Bay Retriever is a US retriever breed, FCI Group 8, known for its water-repellent coat and cold-water hunting conditions, withers height 53–66 cm.
• Chihuahua The Chihuahua is the smallest dog breed in the world from Mexico, FCI Group 9, long-lived and sensitive to cold, withers height 15–23 cm.
• Chinese Crested Dog The Chinese Crested Dog is a naked Chinese companion dog, FCI Group 9, hypoallergenic and heat-loving, withers height 23–33 cm.
• Chinook The Chinook is a very rare US sled dog, state dog of New Hampshire, gentle and family-friendly, withers height 56–69 cm.
• Chiweenie The Chiweenie is a non-FCI-recognised cross between a Chihuahua and a Dachshund, compact and alert, with a withers height of 15–25 cm.
• Chow-Chow The Chow-Chow is a Chinese primitive spitz type, FCI Group 5, recognisable by its blue tongue, watchful and independent, with a withers height of 46–56 cm.
• Cimarrón Uruguayo The Cimarrón Uruguayo is a South American Molosser, FCI Group 2, national animal of Uruguay, robust and territorial, withers height 55–61 cm.
• Ciobănesc Românesc Mioritic The Ciobănesc Românesc Mioritic is a large Romanian Carpathian livestock guardian dog, FCI Group 1, with a white curly coat and a withers height of 65–75 cm.
• Cirneco dell’Etna The Cirneco dell'Etna is a Sicilian primitive hunting dog, FCI Group 5, one of Europe's oldest dogs, extremely heat-tolerant, shoulder height 42–52 cm.
• Clumber Spaniel The Clumber Spaniel is the heaviest of all spaniels, FCI Group 8, from Great Britain, cosy and keen on hunting, withers height 43–51 cm.
• Cockapoo The Cockapoo is a non-FCI recognised cross between Cocker Spaniel and Poodle, friendly and hypoallergenic, with a withers height of 25–40 cm.
• Continental Bulldog The Continental Bulldog is a Swiss breeding, SKG-recognised (not FCI), developed as a healthier variant of the English Bulldog, withers height 40–50 cm.
• Continental Toy Spaniel The Continental Toy Spaniel (Papillon/Phalène) is a French-Belgian companion dog, FCI Group 9, highly intelligent and lively, withers height 20–28 cm.
• Coton de Tuléar The Coton de Tuléar is a small white companion dog from Madagascar, FCI Group 9, with cotton-like coat, hypoallergenic and long-lived, height at withers 22–30 cm.
• Croatian Sheepdog The Croatian Sheepdog is a rare Croatian herding dog, FCI Group 1, with characteristic black coat and a withers height of 40–50 cm.
• Curly Coated Retriever The Curly Coated Retriever is the largest and most independent of all retrievers, FCI Group 8, with a characteristic curly coat, shoulder height 58–69 cm.
• Dachshund The dachshund (Dachshund) is a German hunting dog, FCI Group 4, with a breed-typically increased risk of slipped disc, withers height 20–27 cm.
• Dalmatian The Dalmatian is a Croatian spotted dog, FCI Group 6, enduring and energetic, known through "101 Dalmatians", withers height 54–62 cm.
• Danish-Swedish Farmdog The Danish-Swedish Farmdog is a Scandinavian small dog, FCI Group 2, robust and eager to learn, withers height 32–40 cm.
• German Wirehaired Pointer The German Wirehaired Pointer is Germany's most versatile hunting dog, FCI Group 7, with a rough coat and a tough core character, shoulder height 57–68 cm.
• Deutsch Kurzhaar The Deutsch Kurzhaar is a versatile German hunting pointer, FCI Group 7, athletic and enduring, withers height 58–66 cm.
• German Hound (Deutsche Bracke) The German Hound is the only recognised German hound breed, FCI Group 6, tri-coloured and enduring, height at the withers 40–53 cm.
• German Hunting Terrier The German Hunting Terrier is a tough German hunting terrier, FCI Group 3, specifically bred for underground hunting, withers height 33–40 cm.
• German Shepherd Dog The German Shepherd Dog is the world's most famous working breed, FCI Group 1, versatile and loyal, with a withers height of 55–65 cm.
• German Spaniel The German Spaniel is a versatile German flushing dog, FCI Group 8, with long coat and strong prey drive, shoulder height 45–54 cm.
• Dingo The dingo is an Australian primitive canid, not FCI-recognised, not keepable as a pet in the D-A-CH region, withers height 52–61 cm.
• Do Khyi (Tibetan Mastiff) The Do Khyi (Tibetan Mastiff) is a powerful livestock guardian dog from the Himalayas, FCI Group 2, extremely cold-resistant and nocturnal, with a withers height of 61–71 cm.
• Dobermann The Dobermann is an elegant German guard dog, FCI Group 2, loyal and intelligent, with a breed-typical risk of heart disease (DCM), withers height 63–72 cm.
• Wire Fox Terrier The Wire Fox Terrier is a British hunting terrier, FCI Group 3, lively and tenacious, with a rough wire coat, standing 38–39 cm at the withers.
• Drentsche Patrijshond (Drentse Partridge Dog) The Drentsche Patrijshond is a Dutch pointing dog, FCI Group 7, versatile and suitable as a family dog, shoulder height 55–63 cm.
• Dutch Shepherd The Dutch Shepherd is a Dutch police and working dog, FCI Group 1, in three coat variants, shoulder height 55–63 cm.
• Dutch Smoushond The Dutch Smoushund is a rare Dutch rough-coated companion dog of FCI Group 2, recognisable by its straw-coloured beard and compact build, with a withers height of 35–42 cm.
• English Bulldog The English Bulldog is a highly brachycephalic British breed, FCI Group 2, with chronic breathing problems and very short life expectancy, height at withers 31–40 cm.
• English Cocker Spaniel The English Cocker Spaniel is a versatile British hunting spaniel, FCI Group 8, cheerful and eager to learn, withers height 38–43 cm.
• English Foxhound The English Foxhound is a British pack hound for horseback fox hunting, FCI Group 6, enduring and vocal, withers height 58–64 cm.
• English Harrier The English Harrier is a rare British pack hound for hare hunting, FCI Group 6, enduring and friendly, withers height 48–55 cm.
• English Mastiff The English Mastiff is the heaviest dog breed in the world, FCI Group 2, from Great Britain, gentle in character, with a withers height of 70–91 cm.
• English Setter The English Setter is an elegant British hunting pointing dog, FCI Group 7, with silky long hair and a friendly character, withers height 61–69 cm.
• English Pointer The English Pointer is an elegant British pointing gun dog, FCI Group 7, known for its expressive pointing stance, withers height 61–69 cm.
• English Toy Terrier The English Toy Terrier is a rare British small terrier, FCI Group 3, the smallest terrier in the world, with a withers height of 25–30 cm.
• Entlebucher Mountain Dog The Entlebucher Mountain Dog is the smallest of the four Swiss Mountain Dogs, FCI Group 2, energetic and tri-coloured, with a withers height of 44–52 cm.
• Estonian Hound (Eesti Hagijas) The Estonian Hound (Eesti Hagijas) is a rare Baltic scenthound, FCI Group 6, bred for hare and fox, with a height at the withers of 45–52 cm.
• Eurasier The Eurasier is a German Spitz crossbreed, FCI Group 5, calm and family-oriented, reserved towards strangers, withers height 48–60 cm.
• Field Spaniel The Field Spaniel is a rare British flushing spaniel, FCI Group 8, calm and good-natured, withers height 43–46 cm.
• Flandish Sheepdog The Flandish Sheepdog (Bouvier des Flandres) is a powerful Belgian working dog, FCI Group 1, versatile and robust, with a withers height of 59–68 cm.
• Flat Coated Retriever The Flat Coated Retriever is a British hunting retriever, FCI Group 8, known for eternal playfulness and a breed-typically increased cancer risk, shoulder height 56–61 cm.
• French Bulldog The French Bulldog is the world's most popular dog breed (2023), FCI Group 9, but with chronic brachycephalic health problems, height at withers 27–35 cm.
• French Rough-Coated Pointing Dog Korthals The Korthals Griffon (French Rough-Coated Pointing Dog) is a versatile hunting dog, FCI Group 7, with a rough coat and a withers height of 56–67 cm.
• French Spaniel The French Spaniel (Épagneul Français) is one of the oldest pointing dogs in France, FCI Group 7, versatile and balanced, withers height 55–61 cm.
• Frisian Pointing Dog The Frisian Pointing Dog (Stabyhoun) is a Dutch all-round hunting dog, FCI Group 7, calm and suitable as a family dog, with a withers height of 55–63 cm.
• Gascon Saintongeois The Gascon Saintongeois is a rare large French scent hound, FCI Group 6, with a low melodious voice and a withers height of 60–72 cm.
• German Bear Dog The German Bear Dog is a non-FCI-recognised German breeding project, very large and rare, for experienced Molosser owners, shoulder height 72–82 cm.
• Giant Schnauzer Giant Schnauzer: largest Schnauzer variant, powerfully dominant and for experienced dog owners with structure
• Smooth Fox Terrier The Smooth Fox Terrier is a British hunting terrier, FCI Group 3, lively and easy to care for, with a withers height of 38–39 cm.
• Goldendoodle The Goldendoodle is an FCI-unrecognised cross between a Golden Retriever and a Poodle, suitable for allergy sufferers and families, with a withers height of 33–66 cm.
• Gordon Setter The Gordon Setter is the rarest British setter, FCI Group 7, black-and-tan and enduring, from the Scottish Highlands, withers height 62–66 cm.
• Grand Anglo-Français Blanc et Orange The Grand Anglo-Français Blanc et Orange is a rare French pack hound, FCI Group 6, white-and-orange marked, withers height 60–72 cm.
• Great Danoodle The Great Danoodle is an FCI-unrecognised cross between a Great Dane and a Poodle, very rare in Europe, with a withers height of 60–90 cm.
• Greenland Dog The Greenland Dog is one of the most primitive and oldest sled dogs, FCI Group 5, bred for Arctic conditions, shoulder height 58–68 cm.
• Greyhound The Greyhound is the fastest dog in the world at up to 72 km/h, FCI Group 10, from Great Britain, calm in the house, withers height 68–76 cm.
• Griffon Fauve de Bretagne The Griffon Fauve de Bretagne is a rough-coated French scent hound from Brittany, FCI Group 6, originally bred for wolf hunting, withers height 48–56 cm.
• Griffon Nivernais The Griffon Nivernais is a medium-sized, rough-coated French scent hound from the Nivernais region, FCI Group 6, originally bred for wild boar hunting, withers height 53–60 cm.
• Large Anglo-French Tricolour Hound The Large Anglo-French Tricolour Hound is a rare pack dog, FCI Group 6, tricoloured and enduring, withers height 60–72 cm.
• Grosser Münsterländer The Grosser Münsterländer is a versatile German hunting pointer, FCI Group 7, black-and-white and suitable as a family dog, withers height 60–65 cm.
• Halden Hound (Haldenstøvare) The Halden Hound is a rare Norwegian scent hound, FCI Group 6, bred for hare hunting on snow, withers height 50–63 cm.
• Hamiltonstövare (Swedish Hound) The Hamiltonstövare is Sweden’s most popular hound, FCI Group 6, tricolour and cold-resistant, withers height 49–61 cm.
• Hanoverian Bloodhound The Hanoverian Bloodhound is a German bloodhound specialist, FCI Group 6, bred for tracking shot game, withers height 50–60 cm.
• Harzer Fuchs The Harzer Fuchs is a non-FCI-recognised German landrace dog type from the Harz, robust and long-lived, withers height 36–44 cm.
• Havanese The Havanese is Cuba's national breed, FCI Group 9, hypoallergenic and people-oriented, ideal for city living, withers height 23–27 cm.
• Havapoo The Havapoo is a non-FCI recognised crossbreed from Havanese and Toy Poodle, hypoallergenic and suitable for city living, withers height 20–30 cm.
• Hellinikos Ichnilatis (Greek Scenthound) The Hellinikos Ichnilatis (Greek Scenthound) is a rare Greek scenthound, FCI Group 6, enduring and heat-tolerant, with a withers height of 45–55 cm.
• Hokkaido The Hokkaido is a Japanese primitive spitz, FCI Group 5, bred for bear hunting on the island of Hokkaido, withers height 48–52 cm.
• Holsteiner Hound The Holsteiner Bracke is an extinct German scent hound breed from Schleswig-Holstein, not FCI-recognised, formerly 45–55 cm tall and used for bay-sounding hunting of small game.
• Hungarian Hound (Erdélyi Kopó, Transylvanian Scenthound) Hungarian Hound (Erdélyi Kopó): ancient Transylvanian hunting dog, weather-resistant, enduring, and little widespread
• Hygen Hound The Hygen Hound is a rare Norwegian scenthound of FCI Group 6 with a strong prey drive and high cold tolerance, withers height 47–58 cm.
• Icelandic Sheepdog The Icelandic Sheepdog is the only dog breed from Iceland, FCI Group 5, extremely friendly and cold-resistant, withers height 42–46 cm.
• Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier The Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier is an Irish all-rounder terrier, FCI Group 3, hypoallergenic and suitable as a family dog, withers height 46–49 cm.
• Irish Terrier The Irish Terrier is a fiery Irish working terrier, FCI Group 3, hypoallergenic and long-lived, withers height 44–47 cm.
• Irish Water Spaniel The Irish Water Spaniel is the largest of the Irish spaniels, FCI Group 8, hypoallergenic and water-obsessed, withers height 51–58 cm.
• Irish Wolfhound The Irish Wolfhound is the largest dog breed in the world, FCI Group 10, from Ireland, gentle in character and short-lived, with a withers height of 71–86 cm.
• Irish Setter The Irish Setter is an Irish hunting pointer, FCI Group 7, known for its mahogany-red coat and exuberant temperament, with a withers height of 55–67 cm.
• Italian Greyhound The Italian Greyhound is the smallest sighthound, FCI Group 10, from Italy, sensitive to cold and fragile, withers height 32–38 cm.
• Jack Russell Terrier The Jack Russell Terrier is a British small terrier, FCI Group 3, extremely energetic and willful, withers height 25–30 cm.
• Jack-a-Poo The Jack-a-Poo is a non-FCI-recognised cross between Jack Russell Terrier and Toy Poodle, lively and hypoallergenic-friendly, withers height 25–38 cm.
• Japanese Chin The Japanese Chin is a former imperial palace companion dog from Japan, FCI Group 9, calm and undemanding, with a withers height of 25–30 cm.
• Japan Spitz The Japan Spitz is an elegant white Japanese companion dog, FCI Group 5, with a self-cleaning coat and longevity, standing 30–38 cm at the withers.
• Japanese Terrier The Japanese Terrier is a rare Japanese small dog, FCI Group 3, easy to care for and agile, withers height 30–33 cm.
• Yugoslav Shepherd Dog (Sarplaninac) The Sarplaninac is a South Eastern European livestock guardian dog, FCI Group 2, extremely cold-resistant and wary of strangers, with a withers height of 56–62 cm.
• Jura Hound The Jura Hound is a Swiss scenthound, FCI Group 6, specialised in mountain hunting in the Jura, withers height 44–57 cm.
• Kangal The Kangal is the Turkish national watchdog, FCI Group 2, with the strongest bite of all dog breeds, bred for wolf hunting, shoulder height 72–86 cm.
• Karakachan The Karakachan is a Bulgarian livestock guardian dog, robust and extremely hostile towards strangers, with a withers height of 62–72 cm.
• Karelian Bear Dog The Karelian Bear Dog is Finland's most popular hunting dog, FCI Group 5, bred for bear and moose hunting, cold-resistant, shoulder height 54–60 cm.
• Karst Shepherd Dog (Kraski Ovcar) The Kraski Ovcar (Karst Shepherd Dog) is the national breed of Slovenia, FCI Group 2, a robust livestock guardian dog of the Karst, withers height 54–63 cm.
• Kazakh Tazy The Kazakh Tazy is a rare Kazakh sighthound, FCI Group 10, national symbol of Kazakhstan, bred for steppe hunting, withers height 58–72 cm.
• Kleiner Münsterländer The Kleiner Münsterländer is a versatile German hunting pointer, FCI Group 7, suitable as a family dog and eager to learn, withers height 50–56 cm.
• Medium Poodle The Medium Poodle is one of the four poodle sizes, FCI Group 9, hypoallergenic and highly intelligent, with a withers height of 35–45 cm.
• Kokoni The Kokoni is a rare Greek small dog, FCI Group 9, robust and long-lived, withers height 20–28 cm.
• Komondor The Komondor is a Hungarian livestock guardian dog, FCI Group 1, known for its white corded coat, withers height 65–76 cm.
• Standard Poodle (King Poodle) The Standard Poodle is the largest of the four poodle sizes, FCI Group 9, hypoallergenic and highly intelligent, withers height 45–60 cm.
• Korean Jindo The Korean Jindo is a South Korean cultural monument, FCI Group 5, loyal and independent, with a withers height of 45–55 cm.
• Kritikos Lagonikos The Kritikos Lagonikos is a landrace from Crete over 4,000 years old, not recognised by the FCI, combining sighthound and scent hound traits, withers height 45–60 cm.
• Kromfohrländer The Kromfohrländer is the only dog breed developed in Germany, FCI Group 9, friendly and rare, withers height 38–46 cm.
• Smooth Collie The Smooth Collie is the low-maintenance variant of the Scottish Collie, FCI Group 1, friendly and family-friendly, withers height 51–61 cm.
• Kuvasz The Kuvasz is a large white Hungarian livestock guardian dog, FCI Group 1, former bodyguard of Hungarian kings, withers height 66–76 cm.
• Labradoodle The Labradoodle is a non-FCI recognised Australian cross between Labrador and Poodle, popular worldwide, withers height 43–63 cm.
• Labrador Retriever The Labrador Retriever is one of the world's most popular breeds, FCI Group 8, friendly and work-loving, with a breed-typical tendency to gain weight, shoulder height 54–57 cm.
• Laekenois The Laekenois is the rarest of the four Belgian Shepherd breeds, FCI Group 1, with a rough wire coat and a withers height of 56–66 cm.
• Lagotto Romagnolo The Lagotto Romagnolo is the world's only specialised truffle dog, FCI Group 8, hypoallergenic from Romagna, withers height 41–48 cm.
• Lakeland Terrier The Lakeland Terrier is a British small terrier, FCI Group 3, hypoallergenic and lively, from the Lake District, withers height 35–38 cm.
• Lancashire Heeler The Lancashire Heeler is a rare British herding dog, FCI Group 1, compact and lively, withers height 25–30 cm.
• Rough Collie The Rough Collie is the famous «Lassie» dog, FCI Group 1, elegant and suitable as a family dog, with MDR1 drug intolerance, shoulder height 51–61 cm.
• Long-haired Pyrenean Shepherd The Long-haired Pyrenean Shepherd is the fastest herding dog in the world over short distances, FCI Group 1, energetic, withers height 40–53 cm.
• Lapland Herding Dog The Lapland Herding Dog is a Finnish Sami herding dog, FCI Group 5, friendly and cold-resistant, withers height 44–51 cm.
• Leonberger The Leonberger is a gentle German giant dog, FCI Group 2, with breed-typical polyneuropathy (LPN), height at the withers 65–80 cm.
• Lhasa Apso The Lhasa Apso is a Tibetan temple guardian dog, FCI Group 9, dignified and reserved, with a breed-typical risk of kidney disease, height at withers 23–28 cm.
• Louisiana Catahoula Leopard Dog The Louisiana Catahoula Leopard Dog is the state dog of Louisiana, not FCI-recognised, with unique coat markings, shoulder height 50–66 cm.
• Löwchen The Löwchen is one of the rarest dog breeds in the world, FCI Group 9, with typical lion clip, withers height 26–32 cm.
• Lucerne Hound The Lucerne Hound is a Swiss hunting hound, FCI Group 6, tricoloured and enduring, withers height 44–57 cm.
• Lurcher The Lurcher is a British-Irish hunting crossbreed, not FCI-recognised, sighthound-typical but more robust, withers height 55–75 cm.
• Magyar Vizsla The Magyar Vizsla is Hungary's golden-red national dog, FCI Group 7, athletic and people-oriented, with a withers height of 54–64 cm.
• Malinois – The Belgian Shepherd The Malinois is the world's leading police and military dog, FCI Group 1, extremely work-oriented and demanding, withers height 56–66 cm.
• Mallorca Mastiff The Mallorca Mastiff (Dogo Mallorquín, Presa Mallorquín) is a robust Mallorcan molosser, FCI Group 2, heat-tolerant, withers height 52–58 cm.
• Maltese The Maltese is a small white companion dog from Malta, FCI Group 9, hypoallergenic and long-lived, height at withers 20–25 cm.
• Maltipoo The Maltipoo is a non-FCI recognised crossbreed of Maltese and Toy Poodle, allergy-friendly and suitable for city living, with a withers height of 20–35 cm.
• Manchester Terrier The Manchester Terrier is an elegant British city terrier, FCI Group 3, black-and-tan coloured and athletic, with a withers height of 38–41 cm.
• Maremmano Abruzzese The Maremmano Abruzzese is a white Italian livestock guardian dog, FCI Group 1, from the Abruzzes, extremely hostile towards strangers, withers height 60–73 cm.
• Medium Anglo-Français Hound Medium Anglo-Français Hound: classic French-English hunting dog, robust and nose-driven, rare in Switzerland
• Miniature American Shepherd The Miniature American Shepherd (Mini Aussie) is a non-FCI-recognised miniature form of the Australian Shepherd, withers height 33–46 cm.
• Miniature Bull Terrier The Miniature Bull Terrier is the miniature variant of the Bull Terrier, FCI Group 3, with a specific risk of kidney disease and a height at the withers of 25–35 cm.
• Miniature Dachshund Miniature Dachshund: smallest dachshund variety, brave and stubborn, and particularly prone to back issues due to its body shape
• Miniature Pinscher Miniature Pinscher: compact, self-assured companion dog from Germany, lively, alert and full of personality
• Miniature Poodle Miniature Poodle: second smallest Poodle size, highly intelligent, playful and well-suited to a wide variety of living situations
• Miniature Schnauzer Miniature Schnauzer: most popular Schnauzer in Switzerland, robust, eager to learn, and with distinctive beard and eyebrows
• Molossos Epirou (Greek Mastiff) Molossos Epirou (Greek Mastiff): ancient Greek livestock guardian dog, massively territorial and hardly found in Central Europe
• Pug Pug: brachycephalic Chinese companion dog – sociable and affectionate, but severely at risk to health due to extreme skull shortening
• Mudi Mudi: the rarest Hungarian herding dog, agile and clever, with a curly coat that is easier to care for than it looks
• Neapolitan Mastiff (Mastino Napoletano) Neapolitan Mastiff (Mastino Napoletano): massive southern Italian guard dog, loyal to its family and physically very demanding
• Newfoundland Newfoundland: gentle giant from Canada, water-enthusiastic, patient and with a strong rescue instinct in the water
• Norfolk Terrier Norfolk Terrier: small English terrier with drop ears, exuberantly brave and close to its family
• Norwegian Buhund Norwegian Buhund: classic Scandinavian herding spitz, energetic, vigilant and with a strong bond to its family
• Norwegian Elkhound (black) Norwegian Elkhound black (Sort Norsk Elghund): black variant of the Grå Norsk Elghund, robust, independent and bred for elk hunting
• Norwegian Elkhound (grey) Norwegian Elkhound grey (Grå Norsk Elghund): traditional hunting spitz from Norway, enduring and weather-resistant with high self-motivation
• Norwich Terrier Norwich Terrier: one of the smallest terriers with upright ears from England, lively, compact and keen to hunt
• Otterhound Otterhound: one of the rarest dog breeds worldwide, water-loving with dense curly coat from Great Britain
• Patterdale Terrier (Fell Terrier) Patterdale Terrier: small, tough working terrier from Northern England, fearless, stubborn and very keen on hunting
• Peruvian Hairless Dog Peruvian Hairless Dog: one of the oldest hairless dog breeds worldwide, sensitively alert and available in three sizes
• Picardy Spaniel Picardy Spaniel: rare French pointing spaniel with wavy coat, versatile and family-friendly
• Plott Hound Plott Hound: North American scent hound with German roots, tough and enduring, designed for big game
• Plummer Terrier Plummer Terrier: English working terrier specifically bred for ratting and fox hunting, robust and performance-oriented
• Podenco Andaluz Podenco Andaluz: south Spanish sight hound with sighthound type, slender, sensitive and often rehomed as an animal welfare dog
• Polish Hound Polish Hound: traditional Polish hunting dog with a keen nose and great stamina
• Polish Hunting Dog (Gończy Polski) Polish Hunting Dog: rare Eastern European scent hound, bred robust for field and forest
• Pomapoo Pomapoo: cross between German Spitz and Miniature Poodle, playful, affectionate and robust with good breeding
• Pomeranian Pomeranian: smallest Spitz variant, lively self-confident and with fluctuating breeding quality due to trend demand
• Pomsky Pomsky: designer dog from Husky and Pomeranian, visually appealing but character and health strongly dependent on breeding
• Poochon Poochon (Bichpoo): cross between Bichon Frisé and Poodle, friendly, low-shedding and very suitable for families
• Poodle Poodle: one of the most versatile dog breeds, highly intelligent, eager to learn and available in four sizes
• Portuguese Pointer (Perdigueiro Português) Portuguese Pointer (Perdigueiro Português): elegant Portuguese gundog, heat-tolerant endurance and rare outside Portugal
• Portuguese Water Dog Portuguese Water Dog: enduring fishing companion from Portugal, loves swimming, eager to learn and more allergy-friendly than many breeds
• Prague Ratter Prague Ratter: Czech dwarf dog with a long history, lively and self-confident and robust in reputable breeding
• Presa Canario Presa Canario: powerful Canarian Molosser, self-confident and territorial, associated with cantonal regulations in Switzerland
• Puggle Puggle: designer dog from Pug and Beagle, playful and social with variable health depending on breeding
• Pumi Pumi: Hungarian terrier-herding dog with curly coat and erect ears, active, self-confident and affectionate
• Pyrenean Mountain Dog (Chien de Montagne des Pyrénées) Pyrenean Mountain Dog: imposing white livestock guardian dog from the Alpine region, calm, independent and nocturnal
• Pyrenean Mastiff Pyrenean Mastiff: massive Spanish livestock guardian Molosser, calm, loyal and geared towards independent initiative
• Rafeiro do Alentejo Rafeiro do Alentejo: Portuguese molossoid with a strongly pronounced protective instinct, independently calm and reserved
• Rat Terrier Rat Terrier: versatile US farm dog with terrier energy, compact and robust, and surprisingly eager to learn
• Ratonero Bodeguero Andaluz Ratonero Bodeguero Andaluz: small southern Spanish rat hunter with typical white and brown coat, agile and self-confident
• Ratonero Mallorquin (Rateros) Ratonero Mallorquin: small Mallorcan rat dog from the Balearic Islands, agile and exceptionally rare
• Ratonero Valenciano Ratonero Valenciano: small Spanish rat hunter from Valencia, quick and alert, and very rare outside Spain
• Rhodesian Ridgeback Rhodesian Ridgeback: South African large dog with the characteristic ridge on its back – brave, independent and weather-resistant
• Rottie Poo / Rottle Rottie Poo (Rottle): Cross between Rottweiler and Poodle, friendly and eager to learn despite very different appearances
• Rottweiler Rottweiler: robust German working and protection dog, self-assured, loyal, and a reliable companion with proper guidance
• Russian Black Terrier Russian Black Terrier: powerful Russian working dog, despite the name not a classic terrier but a guard and service dog
• Russian Toy Russian Toy dog: one of the smallest dog breeds, slender, trusting and suitable for quiet households
• Russian-European Laika Russian-European Laika: north Russian hunting spitz, sturdy and weather-resistant, closely tied to hunting work
• Saluki Saluki: ancient Arabian sighthound, slender and noble, with an independence that requires consistent ownership
• Samoyed Samoyed: white-shining Siberian working dog, sociable and energetic with high-maintenance coat and permanent smile
• Schapendoes Schapendoes: shaggy Dutch herding dog, agile independent and today mainly kept as a family and sport dog
• Schipperke Schipperke: small Belgian barge dog with a wedge-shaped body, curiously vigilant and living longer than many breeds
• Schnauzer Schnauzer (Standard Schnauzer): original barn dog from Germany, reliably vigilant and a lively family companion
• Schnoodle Schnoodle: crossbreed of Schnauzer and Poodle, eager to learn and often more allergy-friendly than purebred dogs
• Scottish Deerhound Scottish Deerhound (Scottish Deerhound): elegant Scottish sighthound for deer hunting, calm, kind and of huge stature
• Swedish Dachsbracke (Drever) Swedish Dachsbracke (Drever): short-legged Swedish scenthound, enduring, nose-loving and suitable as a family dog
• Swedish Elkhound Swedish Elkhound (Jämthund): sturdy Nordic spitz, bred for elk and bear hunting with strong self-drive
• Swedish Farmdog Swedish Farmdog (Västgötaspets): short-legged Nordic driving dog, lively and self-confident, closely linked to Swedish livestock farming
• Schwyzer Laufhund Schwyzer Laufhund: traditional Swiss hunting dog, elegantly marked in white and red, and designed for small game hunting
• Sealyham Terrier Sealyham Terrier: Welsh ground terrier with white wire-haired coat, stubborn but trusting towards the family
• Serra da Estrela Mountain Dog Serra da Estrela Mountain Dog: powerful Portuguese livestock guardian from the high mountains, loyal to the family, distant towards strangers
• Shar Pei Shar Pei: Chinese fold dog with typical blue-tongued expression, calm and loyal but demanding in terms of health
• Sheepadoodle Sheepadoodle: cross between Old English Sheepdog and Poodle, friendly and good with children, with high-maintenance coat
• Shetland Sheepdog (Sheltie) Shetland Sheepdog (Sheltie): miniaturised Collie from the Shetland Islands, highly intelligent, attentive, and closely bonded to the family
• Shiba Inu Shiba Inu: Japanese primitive spitz with a strong personality, clean and independent, suitable for patient owners
• Shih Poo Shih Poo: Cross between Shih Tzu and Miniature Poodle, playful and trusting with less hair loss than the Shih Tzu
• Shih Tzu Shih Tzu: lively Chinese lapdog with a lavish coat, self-confidently affectionate and care-intensive
• Shikoku Shikoku: Japanese primitive spitz from Shikoku Island, enduringly wild and closely tied to its hunting origins
• Shiranian Shiranian: cross between Shih Tzu and Pomeranian, trusting and playful, with highly variable appearance
• Siberian Husky Siberian Husky: Nordic sled dog with endurance potential, energetic, sociable and difficult when under-stimulated
• Silken Windsprite Silken Windsprite: graceful long-haired sighthound from Germany, gentle and fast, only off-leash in secure areas
• Skye Terrier Skye Terrier: one of the rarest terriers from Scotland, loyal and courageous with a long coat and short legs
• Slovak Cuvac Slovak Cuvac: white Slovakian mountain dog, bred for livestock guarding and very rare in Switzerland
• Slovensky Kopov (Slovak Black Boar Hound) Slovensky Kopov: black-tipped Slovakian hound, bred for boar hunting and highly enduring
• Spanish Mastiff Spanish Mastiff: massive Iberian flock guardian, calm, loyal and resolute when threatened
• Spanish Greyhound Spanish Greyhound (Galgo Español): elegant Iberian sighthound, slender and enduring, often rehomed as an animal welfare dog
• Spinone Italiano (Italian Griffon) Spinone Italiano: the gentle giant among pointing dogs, wire-haired and enduring with a bear-like gaze but a soft character
• Staffordshire Bull Terrier Staffordshire Bull Terrier: British muscular dog with a soft heart, child-friendly, brave and uncomplicated with good socialisation
• Taigan (Kyrgyz Sighthound) Taigan: long-haired Central Asian sighthound for the high mountains of Kyrgyzstan, rarely shy and closely tied to its region
• Tervueren Tervueren: long-haired variant of the Belgian Shepherd, delicately powerful and an intense dog for consistent owners
• Thai Bangkaew Thai Bangkaew: South-East Asian herding spitz, lively, self-confident, and strongly focused on its family
• Tibetan Spaniel Tibetan Spaniel: small Tibetan monastery dog, not a classic spaniel but an independent watchdog with character
• Tibetan Terrier Tibetan Terrier: neither a terrier nor an original hunting dog, a Tibetan companion dog with abundant coat and strong character
• Tornjak Tornjak: large Bosnian-Croatian livestock guardian, loyal to the family, reserved towards strangers and very enduring
• Tosa Tosa: Japanese fighting dog with European crossbreeding, calm and composed but subject to regulations in Switzerland
• Transmontano Shepherd Dog (Cão de Gado Transmontano) Transmontano Shepherd Dog: Portuguese livestock guardian dog from the north-east, large, able to defend itself and closely bound to its flock
• Wäller Wäller: regional German new breed from the Westerwald, designed as a family and herding dog without FCI status
• Weimaraner Weimaraner: the silver-grey pointing dog from Germany, versatile, temperamental and a dog that wants to be challenged
• Welsh Corgi Cardigan Welsh Corgi Cardigan: the older of the two Corgi types, slightly calmer than the Pembroke due to its tail and very eager to learn
• Welsh Corgi Pembroke Welsh Corgi Pembroke: small British driving dog with short body and large ears, known to be clever and with a tendency towards independence
• Welsh Springer Spaniel Welsh Springer Spaniel: red-coated, elegant and enduring, Welsh hunting spaniel with a close bond to its family
• Welsh Terrier Welsh Terrier: wiry-coated Welsh terrier, confident, friendly and good for active families
• West Highland White Terrier (Westie) West Highland White Terrier (Westie): small white Scot with great self-confidence, active and despite its size a real terrier
• West Siberian Laika West Siberian Laika: North Asian hunting spitz from the Ural region, enduring, independent and closely tied to hunting work
• Westphalian Dachsbracke Westphalian Dachsbracke: short-legged Westphalian hunting dog, enduring and nose-loving, and suitable for families
• Westiepoo Westiepoo: Cross between West Highland White Terrier and Poodle, playful and allergy-friendly but genetically variable
• Whippet Whippet: the most versatile sighthound, calm at home, unbeatable on the race track and of gentle, elegant character
• Wolfsspitz Wolfsspitz: largest variant of the German Spitz family, alert, independent and with an impressive double coat
• Yorkiepoo Yorkiepoo: Cross between Yorkshire Terrier and Miniature Poodle, small, lively, and with a variable character depending on genetics
• Yorkshire Terrier Yorkshire Terrier: small English terrier with silky coat, lively and self-confident, and despite its pocket size not a lap dog

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