The West Siberian Laika, a breed dating back over a century, has a long-standing history of assisting humans in hunting. Originating in Russia, these dogs are known for their wolf-like appearance and have been integral to various ethnic groups, each developing their unique landrace breed. Despite their historical significance and utility, the breed is not […]
Nicknamed ‘The Lappie,’ the Swedish Lapphund is one of the oldest dog breeds, originally used by the nomadic Sami people for hunting and guarding. As the Sami began reindeer herding, the Lappie adapted, becoming an excellent herding dog. Today, it’s Sweden’s national dog, known for its bravery and strong herding instincts. With a double coat, […]
For centuries, dogs have played an important role in Norway’s culture and were highly valued by the Vikings. The Norwegian Elkhound was prized for hunting, while the Buhund was mainly used for herding and guarding against predators like wolves and bears. Over time, these breeds have expanded their roles to include police work, agility, obedience, […]
The Norwegian Lundehund is a healthy breed with a fascinating past. Once essential for puffin hunting on the steep cliffs of Norway, this rare dog—sometimes called the “Puffin Dog”—was specially developed for hunting puffins in rocky crevices. Compact and agile, the Norwegian Lundehund size is small, making it well-suited for scaling cliffs and squeezing into […]
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