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Consider a Breed's History

When selecting a breed, consider the history of the breed to help you decide if the dog might be right for you. For instance, dogs in the working group generally like some sort of structure and a task to keep them occupied. Dogs from the toy group were bred to be companions and are happiest simply spending time with their owners.

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