You may have never encountered an Icelandic Sheepdog or Cane Corso at your neighborhood dog park, but a blog post is about to introduce you to 100 different breeds of dogs from all around the world. These 100 dogs are sure to get your heart racing, but you might not be able to find one to bring home with you. While some of the breeds have been around for centuries, others have only recently emerged. It may be surprising that you haven’t heard of them until now, even if they have been around for a long time.
1. Biewer Terrier
The Biewer Terrier is a miniature companion that adores and is adored in return. Dr. Klein believes the Biewer has a certain charm – being both lovable and a bit mischievous. This rare canine is becoming increasingly popular, states Dr. Klein.
The AKC has stated that the Biewer is the first breed to be identified as purebred through scientific methods, rather than the traditional way of pedigree documentation, and this is the reason why they are yet to be entirely recognised by the AKC. According to the American Kennel Club, the Biewer is “the first breed to be officially classified as purebred based on scientific advances, instead of relying on the conventional means of pedigree documentation.”