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Breed Info for Dogs

The smallest dog on record is a Chihuahua named "Boo Boo" and weighs in at 1.5 lbs.
 
Doberman Pinscher: Dobermans have served in several wars, there is even a memorial for the 25 dogs that died while liberating Guam with the United States Marine Corp in 1944.

The 1970's film, "They Only Kill Their Masters" is based around Dobermans being deadly and is purely fictitious.
 
German Shepherd Dog: Although there are white and long-coated German Shepherds they are not recognized by many breed clubs.

Rin Tin TIn, a German shepherd made popular by a TV series in the 1930's, received more fan mail than the rest of the human cast.
 
Golden Retriever: Generally Goldens bred for the show ring are larger with a longer coat while field bred dogs are smaller and darker in color.

Einstein, from Dean Koonz' Watchers was a Golden Retriever with an incredibly high IQ.
 
Labrador Retriever: According to the numbers provided by AKC registrations Labradors are by far the most popular breed in the United States.
 
Maltese: This breed has been considered a glamorous pet for centuries. Maltese have been subjects of several paintings and have even had poetry written about them.
 
Pomeranian: Some breeders offer "tea cup Pomeranians" that are guaranteed to mature at under 2.5 lbs. Be extremely careful if you decide to purchase one of these, not only do they have a host of physical defects and health problems many of them will mature over
 
Pug: The Pug makes a variety of snorts and snuffle noises to communicate, and even snores while sleeping.
 
Rottweiler: The Rottweiler went from near extinction in the early 20th century to being one of the most popular breeds in America today.
 
Shih Tzu: "Shih Tzu" means lion in Chinese, and reflect this breed's rich heritage. The lion has a significant place in Buddhist beliefs.
 
Siberian Husky: Siberian Huskies often have different color eyes, and may even have one eye that is both brown and blue. This is completely normal for the breed and does not affect their vision.
 
Standard Dachshund: Dachshund were originally developed to hunt badger. Several Dachshunds are movie stars and fawned over by such famous people as William Randolph Hearst of newspaper fame.

Waldi, a Dachshund characature, was the mascot for the 1972 Olympics in Berlin.
 
Toy Poodle: The Poodles coat will quickly mat if not regularly cared for, it is best to take these dogs to the groomer on a regular basis.
 
Weimaraner: The Weimaraner was made famous by William Wegman, a photographer who takes unique pictures of his Weimaraner pets.
 
Yorkshire Terrier: Because of their diminutive size Yorkies tend to be pampered to the point of spoiling. They are as tough as any other terrier and very willing to learn given the chance.

Yorkshire Terriers are the #2 most popular dog breed.