Top 5 Foreign Dog Breed in India

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Top 5 Foreign Dog Breed in India

• The dog lovers world over know that dog is the
  best pet to be adopted.  Most of the dogs popular
  with people in India are imported. Some of
  the most popular dog breeds in India, which can
  be kept as a pet or guard/watch dogs are

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Pug Adorable lap dog!

• Country of Origin China
• Dog Group Toy
• Origin of Name The pug name comes from a
  Latin word Pugnus which means fist.
  The named found its way because the dog profile
  resembled a clenched fist. They are also known
  as Mops in Germany, Mopshond in Holland and
  Carlin in France.

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Pomeranian Bring home a
living toy!

• Country of Origin Germany
• Dog Group Toy
• Origin of Name The Pomeranian gets its name from
  Pomerania the region in Central Europe from where
  the breed originated. Theyre also called
  Zwergspitz, Dwarf Spitz, Loulou, or Pom. For a
  Pom, there is no dog or human too big to take on,
  hence the other endearing term, the little dog
  who thinks he can.

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Doberman Pinscher Ferocious yet elegant!

• Country of Origin Germany
• Dog Group Working
• Origin of Name The majestic Doberman gets its
  name from its creator Herr Karl Friedrich Louis
  Doberman, a tax collector in Germany by
  profession. He created a dog that was the perfect
  guard dog, which has a strong mouth, an excellent
  nose and phenomenal courage.

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Tibetan Mastiff Here
comes the worlds most expensive dog!

• Country of Origin Tibet
• Dog Group Working
• Origin of Name The name Tibetan Mastiff is a
  misnomer this breed is actually not a mastiff in
  the true sense. However, since mastiff means
  big dog, the nomenclature fits in a literal
  sense. This breed is also known as Dok-Khyi in
  Tibet, which means nomad dog. In Nepal, these
  dogs are called Bhote Kukur, or Tibetan dog.

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Great Dane
Befriending a gentle giant for life!

• Country of Origin Germany
• Dog Group Working
• Origin of Name Great Dane, translated to English
  from its French name Grand Danois, meaning Big
  Danish. However, the breed has nothing to do with
  Denmark as they are totally bred in Germany.