Sporting Group
Dog breeds in the sporting group were bred to help hunting game birds.
These breeds tend to be active, alert, and social. Read more about
Sporting dog breeds...
Hound Group
Dog breeds in the Hound Group were bred to track by scent or sight. These
breeds tend to be affectionate and gentle. Read more about
Hound dog breeds...
Working Group
Dog breeds in the Working Group were bred to perform a wide variety of jobs
such as pulling carts and sleds, herding, and guarding. These breeds tend to
be large, powerful, intelligent, and protective. Read more about
Working dog breeds...
Terrier Group
Dog Breeds in the Terrier Group were bred to hunt vermin such as mice, rats,
and badgers. These breeds tend to be tenacious, brave, and clever. Read more about
Terrier dog breeds...
Toy Group
Dog Breeds in the Toy Group were bred to be companions to humans. These breeds
are adorable little dogs that love to be around people. Read more about
Toy dog breeds...
Non-Sporting
Dog Breeds in the Non-sporting Group don't fit into any of the other groups or
they're no longer used for what they were originally bred for. These breeds
tend to make solid, general purpose family pets. Read more about
Non-Sporting dog breeds...
Herding Group
Dog Breeds in the Herding Group were bred to control livestock. These breeds
are very intelligent and full of energy. Read more about
Herding dog breeds...
