1. The Non-Sporting Group

2. The Non-Sporting Group History
These breeds are those that don’t fit into the other groups or no longer function as originally intended.
Histories are varied based on each breed’s development.
Because each breed has its own history, there is no one set rule for behavior.
Remember that as a whole, dogs need exercise regardless of their breed. Finding the right outlet is the key!

3. American Eskimo Dog

4. Bichon Frise

5. Boston Terrier

6. Bulldog

7. Chinese Shar-pei

8. Chow Chow

9. One of my classmates suffered a bite wound from a Chow Chow in clinic
One of my classmates suffered a bite wound from a Chow Chow in clinic. (NOT all dogs are going to do this, but they have the potential!)

10. Coton de Tulear

11. Dalmatian Dog

12. Uric Acid Crystals

14. Ammonium urate (biurate) stone

15. Joel Loveless: Cystotomy from chihuahua. All this from one dog!

19. Finnish Spitz

20. French Bulldog

21. Keeshond

22. Lhasa Apso

23. Loewchen
Le Petit Chien Lion

24. Puppy cut
Lion cut

25. Norwegian Lundehund

26. 6 toes, 5 of which should touch the ground.

27. Poodle (Standard and Miniature)

28. Standard and Mini

29. Parti Poodles

30. Schipperke

31. Shiba Inu

32. Shiba Inu Scream

33. Tibetan Spaniel

34. Tibetan Terrier

35. Xoloitzcuintli

36. Coated Xoloitzcuintli

37. Xoloitzcuintli Standard size from Houston dog show