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English Bulldog
The English Bulldog is a dog breed of British origin, whose ancestors are said to have been a combination of The Mastiff Mastiff and the Bull Terrier. Its face is wrinkled, and the adult dog is about 23 kg and 30-36 cm tall, which belongs to the medium-sized dog. Originally used to tease bulls, pit bulls were converted to ornamental dogs after the sport was banned in the 19th century. The pit bull is the mascot of many schools, organizations and even countries, such as yale University's mascot is a pit bull called "Handsome Dan", and the U.S. Marine Corps and the United Kingdom also use the pit bull as a mascot. The Bulldog is also the sports team mascot of Butler University bulldogs in Indiana, USA.
French Bulldog
The French Bulldog is a lively, intelligent, muscular dog with heavy bones, a smooth coat, compact structure, and medium or small size. The expression appeared alert, curious and interested. The French Bulldog is kind, generous, loyal, persistent, brave, has a unique taste, and is fully expressed in expressions and actions. He is kind to children, but also an excellent toy dog with a strong style, strong ability, and a strong curiosity about new things.
The French Bulldog is a small guard dog and is one of the strongest and most agile breeds of bulldogs. The dog was once one of the strongest breeds of bulldogs, prominent in bullfighting competitions, and later became a companion dog after French law banned bullfighting activities, especially loved by ladies.
Belgian Tambilian
Belgian tervueren, also known as Teflon and Twuren. It first appeared in Belgium. The Belgian Tambilian gives the impression of a well-proportioned medium-sized dog with a gentle attitude, a square body proportion, and a very proud head and neck. He is strong, flexible and muscular, always alert. The overall structure gives the impression of being deep, reliable, but not clumsy. The qualities shown are smart, brave, alert and loving of the owner. Be constantly vigilant and watchful of strangers, but not worried. In addition to herding sheep, it can also protect the owner and the owner's property, but it is not very aggressive. Under orders, he was vigilant, focused, and acted. Enthusiastic about the things he cares about, he has a strong possessiveness.
Groander
The Groanda is a pure black type of long-haired dog. It gives the impression of being strong, flexible, muscular, well-proportioned overall, very coordinated overall, and a body that is neither thin nor clumsy. The length of the body, from the sternum to the hips, is basically equal to the height of the shoulders. Makes people feel deep and reliable. The head is relatively long, always proudly raised, and always alert. The top of the head is slightly flat, not rounded arch, and the width and length are roughly equal. The eyes are brown or dark brown, medium in size, slightly almond-shaped, and not prominent.
Marinos
The horse dog, the only Belgian short-haired shepherd, is also a well-known ancient breed, originating near Marin, Belgium. It is very popular in Belgium. This very intelligent dog with multiple uses excels in many activities, such as tracking, vigilance, drug and bomb detection, search and rescue, shepherding and dragging.
St. Bernard
Saint Bernards, also known as Saint Bernards, are native to Switzerland and are known as Swiss national treasures and have a long history in Denmark, but in the mid-19th century, they became less and less and almost reached the point of extinction. It can weigh up to 90 kg and reach a height of 90 cm. It is one of the largest dog breeds in the world and one of the heaviest in the world with the average weight. St. Bernard has a very docile personality, is easy to approach, and is very tolerant of children. It is loyal to its owner and easy to train. If you are given enough space, food, and exercise, you can become a good family dog.
Lancell
A "Lancier dog" is from the name of the famous nineteenth-century animal painter Edwin Lancil. Because for centuries, there have been many exquisite paintings depicting delicate emotions between people and dogs, and Lancier is one of the best, good at observing the changes in the face and expression of dogs anytime and anywhere, and depicting its most charming charm vivid and vivid. Whether the dog is in a state of angry barking, or gentle and gentle, pampered, in Lancier's pen, they all show a charming and inspiring style, so the dog is named after Lancil, which is well deserved. This dog was a variant of the Newfoundland dog, and later combined with the bloodlines of the St. Bernard and the Great White Bear, the more excellent and water-savvy Lancier was bred.