Turkish Pointers have split or forked noses. Good hunters and odorators.
1 Catalburun
The German word for "little lion" reflects this breed's lion-like mane and friendly nature. Nobles retained them as companion dogs despite their diminutive size.
2 Löwchen
Ancient Sicilian breeds resemble Pharaoh Hounds. Small, agile brown-furred hunters.
3 Etna Cirneco
This breed's back ridge grows opposite its coat. Thailand breeds autonomous hunting and guarding dogs.
4 The Thai Ridgeback
Hairless or coated Peruvian Hairless Dog. The historic breed is devoted and graceful.
5 Inca orchid in Peru
Long, flexible necks, six toes, and ear closure characterise this breed. It started with puffin hunting off Norway.
6 Norwegian Lundehund
This sleek West African breed is fast and tough. Together, nomads hunted antelope.