Rare breeds and dog facts
Discover the rarest Sheepdogs and Hunters of the world! They come in all shapes and sized and have one thing in common – they were bread to herd sheep and cattle and to protect it, to accompany hunters and help them hunt down small and large animals, or even to hunt down rodents.
Bohemian Fousek, Bouvier des Flandres, Prague Ratter or Ratonero Valenciano and many more!
If you’re looking for a lively, loyal companion with an unbeatable love of the outdoors, then look no further than the incredible German hunting terrier. This devoted breed is full of life and energy, and makes a wonderful addition to any family. Learn more about the German hunting terrier with this guide!
The Icelandic Sheepdog is – as the name suggests – used to herd sheep in Iceland.
An independent dog with the appearance of an impressive huge white ghost, that’s the Pyrenean Mountain Dog.
Ratonero Valenciano is a small to medium-sized breed from Valencia, Spain. It is popular in its homeland and fairly uncommon in the rest of the world.
Prague Ratter is a common dog breed in its country of origin and very rare anywhere else. Let’s meet this seemingly fragile dog known to the kings of Bohemia.
Bouvier des Flandres is a Belgian (Flemish) herding dog breed from the 17th century that captured the heart of an American president.
Bohemian Fousek (in Czech český fousek, full English name Bohemian wire-haired Pointing griffon) is a very rare pointer breed outside of its country of origin. It’s an energetic and playful dog that’s not only a great hunting companion but also a family dog.