Unique and Rare Dog Breeds

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#1. Cesky terriers

In the Czech Republic's Bohemia region, the Cesky terrier was created. Ceskys are suitable candidates for a variety of households because of their tendency to be lively and fairly energetic.

#1. Cesky terriers

 While being cautious and guarded, they are not unduly defensive. Also, they frequently get along well with kids and are willing to learn.

#2. Estrela Mountain Dog

This Portuguese herding dog is well renowned for its unwavering loyalty to its family and its friendly demeanour, but it often develops the strongest bonds with a single special person.

#2. Estrela Mountain Dog

These big dogs are generally quiet, but they enjoy playing and need a lot of exercise to stay strong and content. Regular brushing and bathing are required for their thick, wavy, double coats, and as their nails develop, they also require regular nail trimming.

#3. Kai Ken

The Kai Ken is a Japanese hunting dog that is bright, faithful, and friendly with its family yet wary of outsiders.

#3. Kai Ken

To prevent boredom or destructive habits, these dogs make ideal watchdogs and need regular exercise. Their thin, low-shed coats shed little and require little maintenance.

#4. Komondor

The komondor is a sizable canine with a protective corded coat that resembles a mop. This breed, which originated in Hungary and used to protect sheep, is strong and courageous.

#4. Komondor

It can, however, occasionally be protective, independent, and even stubborn. To offer direction and structure, regular training is required.

#5. Lowchen

Lowchens are gregarious and affectionate, so it's strange they aren't more widespread. Although the breed's history is unclear, the dog appears to have European ancestry.

#5. Lowchen

The Maltese and Bichon Frise are likely forebears of the breed. The lowchen sheds very little but needs regular brushing and trimming because its hair coat is continually growing.

#6. Otterhound

The large, adorable otterhound was once employed in ancient England to hunt otters. This breed is excellent at swimming since it has webbed feet and a waterproof coat

#6. Otterhound

Otterhounds are energetic and rowdy, which makes them suitable for active families, but training is necessary to keep them under control. They require routine grooming and exercise, but neither should be overdone.

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