From pointers and gun dogs to hounds and terriers, here’s everything you need to know about the different types of hunting dog breeds in the world. 1. Terriers: For Hunting Small Game.

While they were initially bred as hunting dogs, they adapt well to life in towns and cities, provided they get enough ...

Dating back to the Ice Age, the Norwegian Lundehund is classed as one of the oldest dog breeds – as well as the rarest – and ...

Among the most popular terrier breeds in the world, the West Highland White Terrier (or Westie) is a charismatic breed with an independent yet loving personality. Hailing from the rural areas of ...

Hound breeds, on the other hand, do the hunting for their owners by tracking prey, and terriers pursue underground prey. Everything is better with a canine companion by your side, ...

Notable terrier breeds are the West Highland White Terrier, Scottish Terrier and Bull Terrier. Breeds in the toy group are known for their small size. Despite their miniature stature, these dogs ...

History of Russell Terriers. The Russell Terrier takes its name from a breed of dogs developed by Rev. John “Jack” Russell during the 19th century.

While many terrier breeds are bred for country hunting, Manchester Terriers were bred to catch vermin in urban environments. This unique history makes these dogs well suited to city life, ...

Weight: 13 to 18 lbs Height: 10 to 12 inches Life Expectancy: 13 to 16 years The talking TV dog Wishbone was a Jack Russell terrier. Although most members of the breed aren't quite that well ...

Border Terriers get their name from the area in which they originated – the borders of Northumberland (in England) and Scotland in the UK, as was the Border Collie. They were bred to be working ...

Border Terriers are highly intelligent and very biddable in nature, which makes them one of the easier terrier breeds to train. “Border Terriers are smart and eager to please,” agrees Dr ...