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What does ‘other’ colour mean? 'Other' colours are different from breed standard colours and non-breed standard colours, both of which are lists of colours that have been agreed upon in consultation w...

Huge personality in a tiny frame The smallest breed in the world takes its name from the Mexican state where it became fashionable in the late 19th Century. From there its popularity spread to America...

Majestic descendant of the dogs of the Roman Legions It is said that the Neapolitan Mastiff led legions of the Roman army into war, with his ears cropped and often wearing a broad spiked collar. His a...

Popular pet, service dog, guide dog and working gundog The Labrador is the most popular of all pedigree breeds and his popularity comes from his versatility as family companion, service dog, guide dog...

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The Royal Kennel Club field trial regulations, sometimes known as the J Regulations, are vital reading. No competitor should enter a field trial unless they are fully conversant with the current Royal...

If you need to change the details for any puppy, please click 'Edit'. If you have finished adding all your puppies, scroll to the bottom of this page to continue. The colours that are prefixed with NB...

When you're out and about with your dog, it's important that you're aware of the Countryside Code. Being aware of this code can help to keep your dog safe, protect the environment and show that you ar...

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Popular all round Hunt Point Retrieve breed from Germany Perhaps the most popular of the HPR breeds, the German Short Haired Pointer is the consummate all-rounder: excellent on point, a soft mouthed R...