According to some recent genetic fossil and DNA evidence, it seems that Dogs were domesticated as early as 100,000 years ago.
There are now hundreds of Dog Breeds all over the world with that number increasing as new breeds are introduced.
Although many people view dogs as part of their family, conversely, dogs seem to view their human companions as members of their pack.
Within our daily life different dog breeds fill different roles.
Dogs such as greyhounds are used in sporting.
German Shepards are used by the police.
Beagles are used in hunting and so forth.
But most dog breeds are still used just for friendship.
Basenji
   
Basset Hound
   
Beagle
   
Bedlington Terrier
   
Belgian Shepherd Dog
   
Bernese Mountain Dog
   
Bichon Frise
   
Bloodhound
   
Border Terrier
   
Bouvier Des Flandres
   
Boxer
   
Briard
   
Brittany
   
Bulldogs
   
Bullmastiff
   
Bull Terrier
Cairn Terrier
   
Cesky Terrier
   
Chihuahua
   
Chinese Crested Dog
   
Chow Chow
   
Clumber Spaniel
   
Cocker Spaniel
   
Corgi
   
Collie
   
Curly Coated Retriever
Dachshund
   
Dalmatian
   
Deerhound
   
Dobermann
   
Dogue de Bordeaux
English Setter
   
English Springer Spaniel
   
English Toy Terrier
Field Spaniel
   
Fox Terrier
German Shepherd
   
German Shorthaired Pointer
   
German Spitz
   
Golden Retriever
   
Gordon Setter
   
Great Dane
   
Greyhound
   
Griffon Bruxellois
Irish Setter
   
Irish Terrier
   
Irish Water Spaniel
   
Wolfhound
   
Italian Spinone
Jack Russell Terrier
   
Japanese Chin
   
Japanese Spitz
Kangal Dog
   
Keeshond
   
Kelpie
   
King Charles Spaniel
Labrador
   
Lakeland Terrier
   
Leonberger
   
Lowchen
Maltese
   
Manchester Terrier
   
Maremma Sheepdog
   
Miniature Pinscher
   
Munsterlander
Newfoundland
   
Norfolk Terrier
   
Norwegian Elkhound
   
Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever
Papillon
   
Pekingese
   
Pharaoh Hound
   
Pomeranian
   
Poodles
Rhodesian Ridgeback
   
Rottweiler
   
Russian Wolfhound
Saluki
   
Samoyed
   
Schipperke
   
Schnauzer
   
Scottish Terrier
   
Shar Pei
   
Shetland Sheepdog
   
Shiba Inu
   
Siberian Husky
   
Staffordshire Bull Terrier
   
St. Bernard
Tibetan Spaniel
   
Tibetan Terrier
Weimaraner
   
Welsh Springer Spaniel
   
Welsh Terrier
   
Whippet
The Dog Listener: A Noted Expert Tells
In breeding terms, a male canine is called a dog, a female canine is called a bitch, offspring are called puppies and a group of offspring is called a litter.
Because all dogs descend from wolves they are predators and scavengers.
All Dog Breeds are also color blind.
A dog may have a field of vision of up to 270°, compared to 180° for humans.
A Dog can detect sounds as low as the 16 to 20 Hz frequency range and as high as 70,000 to 100,000 Hz.
A Dog has nearly 220 million smell-sensitive cells.
All dog breeds are carnivores and as such must have a healthy amount of meat in their diet.
Affenpinscher
   
Afghan
   
Akita
   
Alaskan Malamute
   
Anatolian Shepherd Dog
   
Australian Cattle Dog
   
Australian Silky Terrier
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