Dog Breeds
If you’re looking for a new dog best friend, search Spot’s dog breed profiles to learn more about a breed before you bring a new pet home. Find out how to care for a new dog breed, understand their personality, energy levels, cost of care, and most important, vet care costs.
Popular Dog Breeds
Red Nose Pitbull
Red Nose Pitbull’s are sometimes referred to as breeds. They’re like a red-coated, red-nosed variety of the American Pitbull Terrier (APBT; There are a variety of colours available for American Pitbull Terriers) It is common to refer to those with blue...
Rhodesian Ridgeback
The Rhodesian Ridgeback breed comes from southern Africa. These dogs are lean, muscular, and known for their trademark fur that grows opposite the rest down their back. A Rhodesian Ridgeback would make an excellent addition to any active family.
Rottweiler
Deciding which dog breed is the best fit for you isn’t easy. As pet parentage is a privilege and responsibility, your duties begin even before a new pet enters your home. Research and careful consideration are needed to ensure the dog you choose is a...
Rough Collie
Scottish Collie dogs are native to the Highland regions, but they were also bred in the Scottish Lowlands and northern England where they were used primarily as herders. They make great family companions and are still capable herding dogs.
Ryukyu Inu
The Ryukyu Inu looks similar to a wolf. They have long slender bodies with dark brown eyes and erected triangular ears.
Saint Bernard or St. Bernard
Found in the Western Alps in Italy and Switzerland, the Saint Bernard is a dog breed originally bred for the rescue work of the hospice or hostel of the St. Bernard Pass.
Samoyed
The decision to add a dog or cat to your family is an exciting one. After all, owning a pet is much more than a pastime or a way to spice up your life. It’s a privilege and responsibility. You are your pet's world, so ensuring that the conditions you...
Schnauzer
The schnauzer we’ll be discussing the most is the standard schnauzer. They’re considered the oldest schnauzer breed, while the other two developed later as time went on. They’re in the middle, both size and temperament-wise. The smallest schnauzer...
Schnoodle (Schnauzer + Poodle)
Schnoodles are intelligent and cheerful. This designer dog is described as "forever happy," and their favorite thing is playing with their family. Though they were bred to be a companion dog, they can also perform well in agility and as a therapy dog.
