Photos Of Rare Dogs

Dogs are amazing creatures. Some of those few animal species that feel much better next to a man than without him. They're our faithful friends, companions, security guards, excuses, rescuers, hunters and home-lovers.

They're so different, both appearance and nature, they're sometimes impossible to believe in their relationship. Nevertheless, the genome (the totality of the hereditary material) all dogs identical to 99.85 per cent. The balance of 0.5 per cent and ensures all the diversity of nature. What are the rarest of them on the verge of extinction?

Norwegian Alkhound

Exited in Norway in 1877 and outside is very rare. Elkhaund was used in a loin hunt, which confirms his name, in a translation from the Norwegian elghund means a loin dog. The Norwegian elkhound has a unique tactics - hunting and plucking an animal, he's drilling away from the attack, and he's constantly racing so he can't escape before the hunter arrives. In addition, Norwegian Elkhounds have been used to hunt a large beast (fish, wolf, bear) and a little wilderness, but now there are fewer hunters in Norway. The number of dogs of this species reaches around 4,000.

Stabiha

This species, known since the beginning of the nineteenth century, is the Dutch province of Frislandia. They believe that the stubichon was created by the crossroads of a drentic chicken dog with a singer imported into Holland by the Spanish in the sixteenth century. The stubichon is a good cheek with a beautiful gut. He's also doing a good job on guard duty. The number of dogs does not exceed 3,500.