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 originates from the United Kingdom? We 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 configurations today. Due to his friendly, adaptable nature, he is one of the most popular terriers. His dense, wavy coat and bushy beard give this English dog breed a distinctive appearance.
Basset Hound
Loyal dog 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 seem a bit sad, he is a cheerful, sometimes even stubborn fellow. As a bred pack dog, the Basset Hound finds it quite difficult to be alone.
Beagle
Often found in three colors: black, brown, and white, the Beagle with his large floppy ears is one of the more well-known English dog breeds. The ambitious hunter is an intelligent dog who wants to enjoy a →good upbringing from puppyhood. His excellent sense of smell makes him the perfect candidate for mantrailing**, but it also leads this food-loving dog straight to the next treat.
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Bearded Collie
Long, shaggy fur and a watchful nature - the Bearded Collie is a dog you must experience. The attentive four-legged friend misses nothing and reads his human's every wish from their lips. The self-confident breed has a strong temperament, but is by no means aggressive. However, he is more of a dog for experienced hands.
Bobtail (Old English Sheepdog)
As an English sheepdog, the Bobtail accompanied English shepherds and their flocks. He is particularly noticeable due to his large build and long coat. The fluffy four-legged friend appreciates affection. With his reliable and friendly nature, he is also very popular as a →family dog. Sensitive fur noses need loving training and enjoy some mental work.
Border Collie
His attentive gaze, crouched posture, and quick pace reveal it immediately: The Border Collie is a herding dog with fur and paw. Known in black and white, the handsome four-legged friend is often seen in brown as well. Thanks to his quick comprehension, eagerness to learn, and loyalty to his owners, he is actually quite easy to train. Actually, because just as quickly, the Border learns the wrong things too. Here, consistency, sensitivity, and patience are required in training.
Bullmastiff or English Mastiff
The Bullmastiff stands out due to his massive and powerful body and is one of the →largest dog breeds in the world. Although his appearance suggests otherwise, the English Mastiff is a calm and friendly fellow. His high protective instinct still makes him an ideal watchdog today.
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Bull Terrier
Bull Terriers may seem →aggressive at first glance, but they are actually calm and even playful dogs. Lovers of this English dog breed will especially feel their stubbornness during training. Because although the Bull Terrier is very attached to his people, he likes to pursue his own interests.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Graceful, long floppy ears and a character that can be admired: The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a true cavalier. The always friendly, sociable four-legged friend gets along well with both humans and paws. Occasionally, his hunting instinct comes out, although the Englishman often just wants to chase mice or birds. Due to his sociable nature, he has become a popular family dog.
Cocker Spaniel
Silky smooth coat and a sweet dog look: The Cocker Spaniel is a dog straight out of a picture book. This English dog 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.
Longhaired Collie
Also belonging to herding dogs, but a bit easier to handle is the Longhaired Collie. The friendly four-legged friend wants to be integrated into the family and is also open to children. Thanks to the genes of the herding dog, he is a smart head and enjoys learning →tricks, commands and perhaps even a dog sport.
Curly Coated Retriever
Somewhat less known, yet noteworthy, because: The Curly Coated Retriever is considered the oldest retriever breed in the world. The English dog breed looks like a mix between a Labrador and a Poodle, with a much more active nature. The demanding breed wants to perform rescue work, pull a sled, or work with a dummy.
English Bulldog
Although the well-known →English Bulldog has its origins as a fighting dog, it is by no means aggressive today. On the contrary: With her loving and friendly nature, she is more of a couch potato dog. Despite her calmness, the English Bulldog has a brave and self-assured nature.
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English Springer Spaniel
Fetching or water work, the English Springer Spaniel is a hunting dog through and through. He has two hearts: the one he gives to his human and the one that draws him to nature. His carefree and people-friendly nature attracts families to him. However, he is only a balanced family member with appropriate exercise.
Flat-Coated Retriever
The Flat-Coated Retriever, with his silky smooth coat and friendly smile, is up for any mischief. The quirky four-legged friend loves almost every form of activity and enjoys learning new things. For active families who like to involve their dog, keep him busy, and spend time outdoors, the child-friendly dog is just right. The English dog breed was originally bred for duck hunting and is therefore a real water rat.
Wire Fox Terrier
The Wire Fox Terrier is a real character. The lively four-legged friend has a lot of energy and needs to release his energy and good mood. As a former fox hunter, he definitely needs a lot of exercise and mental work.
Smooth Fox Terrier
With the same character but in a smooth coat, the Smooth Fox Terrier is also a true bundle of energy. Quick and fearless, he zips through meadows and fields. Here, a consistent and reliable upbringing from puppyhood is required. Definitely a dog 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. His calm and empathetic nature makes him easy to train and therefore also suitable as a beginner and family dog, provided he is given sufficient exercise. Even though the English dog breed is hardly used for hunting anymore, the sprinter in the Greyhound still wants to give it his all from time to time.
Golden Retriever
As a true treasure among dogs, the →Golden Retriever is probably one of the most well-known and popular dog breeds. Sociable, family-friendly, social - is there actually anything the Goldie cannot do? The friendly four-legged friend is not an athlete, although he also enjoys learning tricks and hiking. However, a sporty everyday life is not for this English dog breed.
Jack Russell Terrier
The →Jack Russell is typically active, energetic, and lively for a terrier. The English dog breed loves to be out in nature for hours, give it all during agility, or run alongside a bicycle. Exhausting until he drops? Not really. It is important to teach the "Jacky" to also relax and unwind.
Welsh Terrier
The Welsh Terrier looks like a miniature version of the Airedale Terrier but is a distinct breed. His character is typical of terriers: open, active, dynamic. The popular English dog breed is not a couch potato, but an active four-legged friend who wants to engage in sports and activities.
West Highland White Terrier
Also known as "Westie," the West Highland White Terrier is a popular and well-known four-legged friend. The playful and child-friendly dog breed is often kept as a family dog. He enriches every family with his quirky terrier charm, but with a consistent upbringing, he is a loving companion.
Whippet
Low-maintenance, adventurous, sporty, but also up for extensive cuddles on the couch - the Whippet is a sociable four-legged friend who is gaining popularity. Recognizable by his athletic body, he is a little endurance runner. He enjoys being with his caregivers and tends to be clingy, so being alone should be practiced early and patiently.
Yorkshire Terrier
Like all terrier breeds, the →Yorkshire Terrier is naturally strong-willed, fearless, and self-assured. Often seen as a lap dog, he is actually a little hunter who needs a lot of exercise and mental stimulation. If not sufficiently exercised and overly pampered
