Breed Profiles

Nicknamed “Flatties,” this English breed of dog is always optimistic and happy. They’re a great companion for active people and are excellent with children.

A slightly aloof dog with a mischievous streak, the Foxie is a great watchdog who is both loyal and entertaining for his owners. Read more here.

Are you looking for a dog that’s clownish, comical and a wonderful companion? The French Bulldog is all this as well as charming and sweet, and makes a great family pet.

German Shepherds are great family companions as well as working dogs. Read all about these loyal, confident and protective dogs.

Athletic and graceful, the German Shorthaired Pointer was originally developed as a hunting dog. Their affectionate nature now makes them a popular pet, placing them in the top 20 registered breeds with the AKC. Read more about GSPs here.

The active and intelligent Golden Retriever originated in the Scottish Highlands, where these dogs were used for hunting in the late 19th century.

A loyal, faithful dog who despite his high exercise needs is an easy family dog. Gordons would love to hunt all day long.

Sweet-tempered Great Danes are often called “gentle giants.” They are friendly, courageous and easy-going – but can be exuberant and clumsy when they’re puppies.

Affectionate and calm dogs, Greyhounds are known for their speed, but these dogs are not nearly as high-energy as you may think. Former racing Greyhounds are often euthanized once their days at the track are over, so there are many in need of adoption.

These silky-haired little dogs are highly affectionate and can become very attached to their families. They far prefer a couch to a kennel, and can live happily in an apartment. Read more to see if a Havanese suits you.