A rundown of ten English dog breeds, covering what each one looks like, how they behave, and common health issues. Useful if you're thinking about getting one or just curious about where breeds like the Bulldog and Spaniel come from.
There are over 400 dog breeds in the world, each with unique and surprising characteristics classified in different canine federations around the world. In fact, it is interesting that it was precisely in the United Kingdom during the Victorian era that over 80% of the dog breeds we know today originated. Did you know? In this new video from Animal Expert, we will show you the ten most popular English dog breeds do. Don't miss them. 1. The English Bulldog the English Bulldog generally has a white coat with brown spots, although you can also find specimens with a single color coat, either completely white or in different shades of brown. The ears are short and the head is large with rounded black eyes. Due to its morphology, the English Bulldog is considered a brachycephalic dog and it is common for this breed to suffer from various respiratory, eye and skin pathologies. 2. Yorkside Terrier the Yorkie is a small dog weighing around 3 to 4 kilogram. It is known for being especially active, sometimes barking and creating a very strong bond with its owners. Its coat is dark gray blue from the back of the head to the tail. The rest of the body is golden. 3. English cocker spaniel the English Cocker Spaniel is a very old breed of dog and was once used for hunting. It is a very loyal dog and attached to its owners with a playful and affectionate nature. However, a study indicates that golden specimens show a certain tendency to be aggressive. Its body is strong and athletic and weighs around 15 kg. The coat can be solid, bicolor or roan. It is also a very intelligent breed. 4. The Porter According to Saintly Corin's list of the most intelligent dogs, the Porter Coli is the most intelligent dog in the world. It was originally bred as a herding dog due to its energetic demeanor, athleticism and great ability to understand and obey commands. The most common coat is black and white, either short or long. 5. The English setter the English Setter is an agile, intelligent breed with hunting and livestock control skills, although today many people adopt it solely for its beauty. Its coat can be black and white, tricolor or brown with whitish spots. Its ears can be long or short. In addition, it has an elongated sole and a prominent nose with very rounded eyes which gives it an elegant and refined appearance. 6. English Mastiff the English Mastiff is a giant sized dog that was formerly used as a war dog more than 2,000 years ago. At the end of World War II it was on the verge of extinction, but over time several breeders managed to bring it back. It has a short rough coat, generally in sandy tones, while the muzzle and nose are especially dark. It has a tendency to exitropion, gastric torsion and kidney stones. 7. English greyhound the English Greyhound is a dog with an athletic, elegant and fast appearance. Its head is elongated and narrow with dark eyes elongated slightly drooping ears. In terms of its personality, it is an independent breed so it will always seek to have its own space in the home, although this does not mean that it is not tender and affectionate. Its coat is light brown although it can also be two tone with whitish spots. 8. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a breed with an elegant and refined appearance. It owes its name to the fact that it was the favorite dog breed of King Charles the First. It is a small dog but with a robust and hairy build. Its ears are long and drooping while the snout is short. Its character is extremely docile and affectionate. In terms of its health, the breed is prone to various eye and respiratory diseases. However, the there is a hereditary condition that usually affects the breed, mainly those English lines which is called Syringomyelia. This condition is extremely serious and painful for the English Foxhound. The English Foxhound, like other dog breeds mentioned on this list, was originally used as a hunting dog as it is capable of covering great distances without getting hurt. It also has great agility and a highly developed sense of smell. Its coat is short and usually tricolor white, black and brown. It is considered a very active, sociable and affectionate dog. 10. The English Bull Terrier we finish the list with the English Bull Terrier, a dog that is considered a potentially dangerous breed in Spain but which is nevertheless especially popular on the peninsula. It stands out for its active and sociable nature towards people as well as its strength and agility. We generally see white specimens, however, we can also find dogs of this breed that are brindle, red, fawn, black or tricolor. It is medium sized and weighs around 25kg, but there are no limits in terms of weight or height. And that's it for today's video. Which of these dogs did you like the most? 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