The Finnish Lapphund
The Finnish Lapphund was originally a reindeer herder but today is a great family dog that is easily trainable, very friendly, and occasionally curious.
Dogs
The Otterhound
The Otterhound can be friendly but destructive, especially if he's bored. While easygoing, the Otterhound can at times be stubborn if not trained properly.
The Komondor
Background
The Komondor was brought to Hungary by Cumans (Turkish speaking nomads), during the 12th century. The name “Komondor” derives from Koman-dor meaning “Cuman dog.” The breed was used as a flock-guarding dog. Normally he would guard cattle. His job wasn’t to herd, it was only to protect and guard them from thieves and predators.
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The Norwegian Lundehund
The Norweigan Lundehund is an active, curious, loyal family dog but is prone to a set of digestive disorders called Lundehund gastroentropathy.
The Cesky Terrier
The Cesky terrier is one of the rarest dog breeds in the world. Among other traits, the Cesky loves to chase small animals and can be stubborn.
The English Foxhound
The English Foxhound is the rarest of foxhound breeds, gets along with kids and cats, and as an energetic breed, needs lots of exercise, space and attention.
The American Foxhound
The American foxhound originated in 18th-century Virginia and Maryland and was used for fox hunting, competitions, and as a trail hound.