These are the most well-known English dog breeds.

Well-known English dog breeds from A to Z

English Bulldog, Yorkshire Terrier, and Beagle are familiar to many. But did you know that the popular Golden Retriever also comes from the United Kingdom? We'll show you the most popular English dog breeds and what makes them so special.

Airedale Terrier

As one of the oldest and most versatile working dog breeds in the world, the Airedale Terrier can be found in many family settings today. Thanks to its friendly, adaptable nature it is among the most popular terriers. Its dense, wavy coat and lush beard give this English breed a unique appearance.

Basset Hound

Loyal puppy eyes and oversized floppy ears? That can only be the Basset Hound. The good-natured and lovable dog breed is a popular companion for home and hunting in England. Although his gaze may look a bit sad, he is a cheerful, sometimes even stubborn fellow. As a bred pack dog, the Basset Hound finds it quite hard to be alone.

Beagle

Often seen in the three colors black, brown, and white, the Beagle with its big floppy ears is one of the better-known English dog breeds. The ambitious hunter is an intelligent dog, who from puppy age on wants to →enjoy good training enjoy. Its excellent sense of smell makes it the perfect candidate for mantrailing, but also leads this food-loving dog straight to the next treat.

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Bearded Collie

Long, shaggy fur and an alert nature – the Bearded Collie is a dog you have to experience. This attentive companion misses nothing and can almost read every wish from its owner's lips. The confident breed has a distinct temperament, but is by no means among the more aggressive types. Still, it's more a dog for experienced hands.yx

Bobtail (Old English Sheepdog)

As an English sheepdog, the Bobtail accompanied English shepherds and their flocks. It stands out especially for its large build and extremely long coat. The fluffy four-legged friend loves to be petted. Thanks to its reliable and friendly nature it is also a very popular →family dog. These sensitive pups need loving training and also enjoy a bit of mental stimulation.

Border Collie

Its attentive gaze, crouched posture, and quick gait give it away immediately: the Border Collie is a herding dog through and through. Known in black and white, this beautiful dog is also often seen in brown. Thanks to its quick perception, eagerness to learn, and loyalty to its owners, it is actually quite easy to train. Actually, because the Border Collie learns the wrong things just as quickly. Here, consistency, sensitivity, and patience in training are needed.

Bullmastiff or English Mastiff

The Bullmastiff stands out for its massive and powerful body and is among the →largest dog breeds in the world. Although its appearance might suggest otherwise, the English Mastiff is a calm and friendly companion. Its strong protective instinct still makes it the ideal guard dog today.

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Bull Terrier

Bull Terriers also appear at first glance rather →aggressive, but they are actually calm and even playful dogs. Fans of this English breed will especially notice their stubbornness during training. Because although the Bull Terrier is very attached to its people, it also likes to follow its own interests.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

Graceful, long floppy ears and a character that stands out: the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is truly a gentleman. The always friendly, sociable companion gets along well with both people and other dogs. Occasionally, its hunting instinct comes out, though this English dog usually only wants to chase mice or birds. Thanks to its sociable nature, it has become a popular family dog.

Cocker Spaniel

Silky smooth fur and a sweet puppy face: the Cocker Spaniel is a picture-perfect dog. This English breed scores not only as a hunting dog but also as a reliable companion and family dog. For →beginners with dog sense this breed is just right.

Rough Collie

Also belonging to the herding dogs, but a bit easier to handle, is the Rough Collie. The friendly companion wants to be part of the family and is also open-minded towards children. Thanks to its herding dog genes, it is a smart cookie and enjoys learning →tricks, commands and maybe even some dog sports.

Curly Coated Retriever

A little less well-known, but still worth mentioning, because: the Curly Coated Retriever is considered the oldest retriever breed in the world. This English breed looks like a mix between a Labrador and a Poodle, but its temperament is much more active. This demanding breed wants to do rescue work, pull a sled, or work with a dummy.

English Bulldog

Although the well-known →English Bulldog originated as a fighting dog, it is by no means aggressive today. On the contrary: with its loving and friendly nature it is more of a couch potato. Despite its calmness, the English Bulldog has a brave and confident character.

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English Springer Spaniel

Retrieving or water work, the English Springer Spaniel is a hunting dog through and through. Two hearts beat within him: one for his human and one that draws him to nature. His carefree and people-friendly nature catches the eye of families. However, he is only a balanced family member when given enough appropriate activity.

Flat-Coated Retriever

The Flat-Coated Retriever, with its silky smooth coat and friendly smile, is up for any mischief. This lively companion loves almost every kind of activity and enjoys learning new things. For active families, who like to include their dog, keep him busy and spend time outdoors, this child-friendly dog is just right. This English breed was originally bred for duck hunting and is therefore a real water lover.

Wire Fox Terrier

The Wire Fox Terrier is a real character. This lively companion is full of mischief and needs to let out its energy and good mood. As a former fox hunter, it definitely needs plenty of exercise and mental work.

Smooth Fox Terrier

Same character, just with a smooth coat, the Smooth Fox Terrier is also a real bundle of energy. Fast and fearless, it darts through meadows and fields. Here, consistent and reliable training from puppyhood is required. Definitely a breed for those looking for a little rocket.

Greyhound

Fast, faster, →Greyhound – the prototype of the sighthound is one of the fastest dog breeds in the world. Its calm and sensitive nature makes it easy to train and therefore also suitable as a beginner and family dog suitable, as long as you provide the dog with enough exercise. Even though this English breed is rarely used for hunting anymore, the sprinter in the Greyhound still loves to run at full speed.

Golden Retriever

A true treasure among dogs, the →Golden Retriever is probably one of the best-known and most popular dog breeds. Sociable, family-friendly, social – is there anything the Goldie can't do? This friendly companion is not an athlete, though he also enjoys learning tricks and going on hikes. However, a sporty daily routine is not for this English breed.

Jack Russell Terrier

The →Jack Russell is typically active, energetic, and lively. This English breed loves to be outdoors for hours on end and to go full throttle at agility or run alongside a bike. Exhaustion to the point of collapse? Not really. It's important to teach the "Jacky" calm and relaxation as well.

Welsh Terrier

The Welsh Terrier looks like a miniature version of the Airedale Terrier, but is its own breed. Its character is typical terrier: outgoing, active, dynamic. This popular English breed is no couch potato, but an active companion who wants to do sports and activities.

West Highland White Terrier

Also known as the "Westie," the West Highland White Terrier is a popular and well-known companion. This playful and child-friendly breed is often kept as a family dog. He enriches every family with his quirky terrier charm, but with consistent training is a loving companion.

Whippet

Low-maintenance, adventurous, athletic, but also up for long cuddle sessions on the sofa – the Whippet is a easygoing companion, who is becoming increasingly popular. Recognizable by its athletic build, it is a little endurance runner. It loves being with its people and tends to be clingy, so being left alone should be practiced early and patiently with this breed.

Yorkshire Terrier

Like all terrier breeds, the →Yorkshire Terrier is naturally strong-willed, fearless, and confident. Often seen as a lapdog, it's actually a little hunter who needs plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. If under-challenged and spoiled, it becomes a very vocal companion.

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