The black Russian terrier (Russian: Чёёрный терьер), nicknamed ‘Stalin's dog’, is a breed of dog traditionally used as a watchdog and police dog. It is rare to find dogs of this breed outside its country of origin and its recognition in other countries has only just begun.
The Dutch Smoushond (Dutch Smoushond, Hollandse Smoushond or Dutch Ratter) is a small-sized breed of dog descended from German and Dutch terrier-type dogs that were kept in stables to eliminate rats and mice. Related to the Schnauzer, they are rare and little known outside the Netherlands, their country of origin. They are referred to as Dutch to avoid confusion with the Belgian Griffon, which has similar characteristics.
The Miniature Schnauzer is a small dog with a big personality. He is loyal, lively, intelligent, affectionate and cheerful. His combination of calmness and liveliness makes him well adapted to all kinds of situations and families.
The Standard Schnauzer or Medium Schnauzer is the medium-sized version of the German Schnauzer breed of dog. Being the first to exist of the three varieties of Schnauzer, and despite its coat and general appearance, it is not related to the English terriers.
The Giant Schnauzer (German: Riesenschnauzer) is a breed of working dog developed in the 17th century in Germany. It is the largest of the three varieties of the Schnauzer breed, the other two being the Standard Schnauzer (medium size) and the Miniature Schnauzer (small size).
The Danish and Swedish farm dog is a breed that perfectly combines calmness and liveliness. That said, their high activity levels must be met in order to have a nice, quiet time on the couch.
The Austrian Pinscher (Österreichischer Pinscher) is a breed of dog of the medium-sized pinscher type originating in Austria, where dogs of this type were originally farm dogs, keeping stables free of rats and acting as domestic guards, livestock guardians and shepherds.
This breed, related to the Schnauzer and whose origins date back to the 15th century, is a medium sized dog, 45 to 50 cm, with a proud bearing and strong musculature, weighing 14 to 20 kg, used by farmers in Germany to control rodent pests.
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