New dog breeds
Exciting! Here are some new dog breeds that have been recognized by kennel clubs or breed associations in recent years:
- Azawakh (2019): A sighthound from West Africa, known for its athletic build and short coat.
- Barbet (2019): A French water dog with a curly or wavy coat, originally bred to retrieve game.
- Canaan Dog (2015): An ancient breed from the Middle East, known for its intelligence and adaptability.
- Cirneco dell'Etna (2013): An Italian hunting breed, known for its short coat and athletic build.
- Drentsche Patrijshond (2019): A Dutch hunting breed, known for its short coat and strong prey drive.
- Kooikerhondje (2018): A Dutch spaniel, known for its friendly and outgoing personality.
- Mudi (2011): A Hungarian herding breed, known for its intelligence and agility.
- Peruvian Inca Orchid (2015): A hairless breed from Peru, known for its unique appearance and affectionate nature.
- Pharaoh Hound (2015): A Maltese breed, known for its short coat and friendly, outgoing personality.
- Swedish Vallhund (2015): A small herding breed from Sweden, known for its short stature and energetic personality.
- Thai Ridgeback (2011): An ancient breed from Thailand, known for its distinctive ridge of hair running along its back.
- Tibetan Mastiff (2015): A large guard breed from Tibet, known for its powerful build and protective instincts.
- Utonagan (2015): A British breed, known for its wolf-like appearance and friendly, outgoing personality.
- Vizsla (2015): A Hungarian hunting breed, known for its short coat and energetic personality.
- Xoloitzcuintli (2011): An ancient breed from Mexico, known for its unique appearance and low-shedding coat.
Please note that while these breeds have been recognized by kennel clubs or breed associations, they may not be recognized by all organizations or registries. Additionally, it's essential to research and understand the needs and characteristics of any breed before bringing one home as a pet.