Dogs & Puppies

The Affenpinscher is a lively and sturdy toy breed known for its square proportions and medium bone structure. Don't be fooled by the small size; this little dynamo is anything but delicate. Agile and tough, they were originally bred as master rodent catchers. With its mischievous facial expression, long eyebrows, and beard, the Affenpinscher never fails to charm. 

The beauty queens of the dog world, the Afghan Hound’s distinctive body and coat are instantly recognizable. Native to Afghanistan, they were bred to course mountains. They have Greyhound-like bodies, a double suspension gallop, and a short back that allows them to jump and almost turn in place. Their long, silky coats were designed to protect them from the cold and give them striking good looks. The Afghan Hound is dignified and proud, with a bouncy step.

As the largest terrier breed, the Airedale Terrier—nicknamed the "King of Terriers" for their size—is truly a head-turner. Their muscular bodies are built for action, boasting well-rounded bones that combine strength with agility. Their most distinctive feature is their hard, wiry coat. This dense, weather-resistant layer lies flat and close to the body, with some strands crinkling or waving for added texture. Dark, expressive eyes and neatly folded ears complete the picture of a sharp, alert canine.