by - Siberian Husky
Siberian Huskies originated from Siberia, Russia and are closely related to wolves. For thousands of years, they have been bred and trained to pull sleds and transport goods across Siberia. These dogs have a modest but well-proportioned physique with a strong and flexible build. They can run and pull sleds continuously for long distances in harsh weather conditions without rest. Their fur consists of two layers and is very thick, providing warmth to their bodies in temperatures as low as -50 degrees Celsius.
Nowadays, people use Huskies less for sledding and more as pets due to their mesmerizing beauty
2.Alaskan Malamute, or simply Alaska
is a breed of dog that is closely related to the Husky. They were domesticated by the Mahlemut tribe living in Alaska. Later, Eskimos discovered that they had extremely resilient health, so they trained them to pull sleds on long, continuous journeys. Initially, Alaskan Malamutes were only as large as Huskies. Over thousands of years, people have tried to crossbreed them to create larger, stronger, and more durable Alaskas. Thanks to their extraordinary strength, Alaskas have participated in polar exploration expeditions around the world.
From the 18th century, Alaskan Malamutes have been popularly raised as pets and quickly became one of the top 10 most beautiful dog breeds in the world.
3. Golden Retriever (hay Golden)
The Golden Retriever, also known as Golden, is a hunting dog breed that originated in Scotland in the mid-19th century. This breed was developed to retrieve waterfowl during hunting expeditions, with a gentle mouth that allows them to carry game without damaging it. Golden Retrievers have a friendly and outgoing personality, making them a popular choice as family pets. They are also intelligent and easy to train, which makes them suitable for various tasks such as search and rescue, therapy work, and as guide dogs for the blind. The breed is known for its beautiful golden-colored coat that requires regular grooming to maintain. Golden Retrievers are among the most popular dog breeds worldwide, ranking in the top 3 of the American Kennel Club’s registration statistics for several years.
Today, the Golden Retriever is the most popular breed of dog in many families in the United States and many European countries.
4. Poodle
Poodle is a famous French (or German, with unclear origins) water-retrieving and duck-hunting breed. They have very thick and curly fur that helps them stay warm when diving into the marshy regions of Europe. Poodles come in three popular sizes: toy (under 25cm), mini (25-40cm), and standard (over 40cm). Toy Poodles are considered one of the most beautiful and adorable dog breeds in the world. However, their personality traits are quite friendly and mischievous.
5. German Shepherd
German Shepherd is a medium-sized dog breed, weighing from 20-40kg and standing 55-65cm tall, originating from Germany. This is a relatively new breed in the dog lineage, first bred in 1899 in Germany, belonging to the group of herding dogs. Initially bred for sheep herding, they were later trained to serve in the police and military due to their intelligence, strength, agility, loyalty, and ability to follow commands well during training. German Shepherds are the most widely used breed of dog in police forces around the world.
6. Labrador Retriever
Labrador is a popular hunting dog breed in the US, often trained to retrieve prey during hunting trips. In the past, Labradors were highly favored by Portuguese fishermen for their gentle, friendly, highly intelligent, and powerful nature. They could assist fishermen in pulling nets and catching fish. Labrador is also considered the most popular dog breed in the US for many years and is often raised in families, being regarded as a member of the household.
7. Samoyed
The Samoyed dog originates from the Taiga forests of Northwest Siberia, Russia. It is a breed closely related to the Husky and Alaska breeds. Samoyed dogs have strong and flexible bodies that can continuously pull sleds on long journeys. Their double-layered fur is thick, they have large and sturdy feet with strong hocks, and they are very good at tracking trails in the snow. This breed has a high status in Samoyede society, and they have a very close relationship with the people there, helping them transport food, hunt, and fight against enemies. Nowadays, Samoyed dogs are popularly raised in many countries in Europe, America, and Canada, and are one of the most beautiful and award-winning breeds in large dog shows.
8. Chow Chow:
This is a breed of dog with a noble appearance, a thick and shaggy coat, and a huge physique, giving them the grace and courage of a lion. Their tongue is particularly unique with a characteristic blue or black color. This breed is extremely loyal and fierce hunters, although they also require proper care and affection.
9. Miniature Schnauzer:
This is a breed of dog with a very special coat, consisting of two layers: a tough and thick outer layer, and a soft inner layer. Especially around the feet, eyes, and nose, they have long tufts of hair, creating a rare and unique beauty. This breed of dog is extremely loyal, affectionate, intelligent, and playful.
10. Akita Inu:
This valuable breed of dog is considered the national dog of Japan, they possess a thick, soft and beautiful coat. They are also very intelligent and loyal, but can be quite aggressive, not liking strangers and having a high territorial protection instinct.
