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Abyssinian

These kitties are a pleasure to train and are well-known for their unusual coat and love of outdoor activities. They are excellent climbers, always searching for the highest perch, thanks to their agility and curiosity.

Affenpinscher

Picture a small dog with wavy fur, a short nose, and large, round eyes. It is the affenpinscher. And what do you know? "Monkey-like dog" is the literal translation of its name from German. Well, that makes sense. But this puppy's unique face and energetic nature make it stand out beyond its attractive appearance.

Afghan Hound

One of the most ancient and noble dog breeds is the Afghan Hound. Known as the "king of dogs," it is highly respected for its noble character, dignified demeanor, and majestic appearance. The Afghan hound performs exceptionally well in dog competitions, exhibiting its kind disposition and adeptness at receiving care and grooming.

Airedale Terrier

Of all the terrier breeds, the largest is the Airedale. Not only are they intelligent, but they are also regarded for their love and loyalty. With their vibrant personalities, Airedales are excellent family companions who love to play, especially in the backyard. When given the proper socialization, they make excellent playmates and are kind to children.

Akita

The Akita is a one-of-a-kind dog breed cherished in Japan and admired by pet lovers in the U.S. for its incredible strength, unwavering loyalty, and sharp instincts. Known for their courage and determination, Akitas were originally bred in Japan’s mountainous regions to take on big game like bears and wild boars.

Alaskan Klee Kai

If you're interested in a smaller version of the husky, you'll enjoy learning about these lively little dogs. The Alaskan Klee Kai is named for its lineage. It shares ancestry with the intelligent and hardworking Alaskan Husky, known for tracking, hunting, and sled pulling.