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The Akita originates from Japan where it hunts for large game such as bear, elk and boar and is referred to as “the silent hunter”. The AKC recognized the Akita in 1972 but the first one arrived in...

The Akita originates from Japan where it hunts for large game such as bear, elk and boar and is referred to as “the silent hunter”. The AKC recognized the Akita in 1972 but the first one arrived in...

The Akita originates from Japan where it hunts for large game such as bear, elk and boar and is referred to as “the silent hunter”. The AKC recognized the Akita in 1972 but the first one arrived in...

Alaskan Malamutes are the largest and oldest of the arctic sled dog breeds. The breed originated in America, and was named after the Innuit tribe called Mahlemuts that lived in Alaska. Alaskan...

Alaskan Malamutes are the largest and oldest of the arctic sled dog breeds. The breed originated in America, and was named after the Innuit tribe called Mahlemuts that lived in Alaska. Alaskan...

Alaskan Malamutes are the largest and oldest of the arctic sled dog breeds. The breed originated in America, and was named after the Innuit tribe called Mahlemuts that lived in Alaska. Alaskan...

Alaskan Malamutes are the largest and oldest of the arctic sled dog breeds. The breed originated in America, and was named after the Innuit tribe called Mahlemuts that lived in Alaska. Alaskan...

Alaskan Malamutes are the largest and oldest of the arctic sled dog breeds. The breed originated in America, and was named after the Innuit tribe called Mahlemuts that lived in Alaska. Alaskan...

The American Eskimo has nothing to do with the Eskimo culture, in fact in the 19th century the breed was considered a trick dog. It is a small to medium sized dog, always bright white with black...

The American Eskimo has nothing to do with the Eskimo culture, in fact in the 19th century the breed was considered a trick dog. It is a small to medium sized dog, always bright white with black...

The American Eskimo has nothing to do with the Eskimo culture, in fact in the 19th century the breed was considered a trick dog. It is a small to medium sized dog, always bright white with black...

The American Eskimo has nothing to do with the Eskimo culture, in fact in the 19th century the breed was considered a trick dog. It is a small to medium sized dog, always bright white with black...