Transylvanian bloodhound: a dog with an unerring sense of smell and an extraordinary sense of direction
Transylvanian bloodhound: a very rare dog in Italy, of Hungarian origin, it has an extraordinary nose and exceptional courage.
Corgi: the dog with the Windsor affix
Corgi: Few people know that there are actually as many as two varieties namely the best known, the Welsh Corgi Pembroke, and the Welsh Corgi Cardigan.
The Dalmatian and his “signature” spots in the paintings of Flemish painters
The Dalmatian's distinguishing features are its elegant appearance and iconic black or chocolate spots on a white background.
The Border Collie and the Will To Please: a dog with a desire to please
Border Collie: a dog in which the instinct to herd the flock to bring them back to the shepherd is ingrained genetically and is a real talent.
Samoyed: the dog with the happy smile
The Samoyed: described as "the dog that always smiles" due to the peculiar expression of its mouth, which tends to give the impression of a smile
Saluki, the Persian greyhound who defies the wind at speed
The Saluki, also known as the Persian Greyhound, holds a special place in dog history and Middle Eastern culture.
Blue-tongued dogs: a hallmark of Shar Pei and Chow Chow
Blue-tongued dogs: Chow Chow and Shar Pei are two dog breeds distinguished by this unusual characteristic. Here is what it is due to.
Shar Pei: the dog with folds
The Shar Pei is a dog famous for its wrinkled skin. And precisely because of its wrinkles or folds, it requires special care and attention.
Rhodesian Ridgeback: the dog as mysterious and fascinating as the Africa from which it comes
Rhodesian Ridgeback: the crested dog born for hunting, legendary and mysterious that has won fans because of its adaptability.
The English Pointer: from game hunter to cuddle predator
The English Pointer: known for its iconic posture with a raised paw, body in plastic pose and upturned nose, it is the king of the stationary dogs.