The Rottweiler: a dog of an ancient breed with unique and extraordinary qualities
Rottweilers: legionnaires, herdsmen, policemen and rescuers, they are dogs capable of doing just about anything.
Portrait of the Dogue de Bordeaux: lazy, noisy and irresistible
Dogue de Bordeaux, the French mastiff: its appearance is deceptive because it is actually a peaceful, friendly, affectionate and tame dog.
The Podenco Canario: a champion in adaptability
Podenco Canario: a perfect example of how adaptation to the environment can result in dogs with unique and specific characteristics.
The Weimaraner or Weimar Hound: the gray ghost.
Weimaraner: Cerulean eyes, drooping ears and a silver-colored coat are the hallmarks that make this dog unmistakable.
Sicilian Mastiff or Mannara dog: the shepherd par excellence
The Sicilian Mastiff aka the mannara dog: rustic but harmonious, it is a molossus of ancient lineage, the pride of its homeland, Sicily.
Greyhound, the English greyhound sprinter
English Greyhound: with its slender, muscular build, it is one of the fastest dogs in the world, second only to the jaguar.
Lagotto Romagnolo: one of the oldest Italian dog breeds
Lagotto Romagnolo: an ancient Italian dog breed that emerged from being a water retriever dog to a truffle dog because of its exceptional sense of smell.
Komondor, the “mop dog” who has a coat with dreads
The Komondor or mop dog: its coat consists of long, dread-like cords of hair that develop from the age of about one year.
The Belgian Shepherd: Tervuren, Laekenois, Groenendael and Malinois
The Belgian shepherd is a dog breed native to Belgium that has four varieties: the Malinois, Tervuren, Laekenois and Groenendael.
Akita Inu: the national treasure dog of Japan
The Akita Inu gained worldwide notoriety through the story of Hachiko, the dog who waited for years at Shibuya Station for his human to return.