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Pomeranian (dog) - The Pomeranian is a breed of dog in the spitz family, named for the Pomerania region of Poland and East Germany, and classed as a toy dog breed because of its small size.

Chinese Crested Dog - The Chinese Crested Dog is a smaller (10-13 lbs) breed of dog known for its unusual appearance. It a member of the toy dog group, and is available in two types: The Hairless and the Powderpuff.

Toy Mi-Ki - The Toy Mi-Ki is a rare breed of toy dog. It is still a developing breed, and there is controversy over what a "real" Toy Mi-Ki is, what it looks like, and so on.

Toy Group - The Toy Group is a designation used by most all-breed dog registries (or Kennel clubs) for a group of dog breeds consisting of the smallest of breeds. The list of dogs in this group is largely the same across the major English-speaking Kennel clubsā€”AKC, ANKC, CKC, KC(UK), NKC, UKC, and NZKC.

European Dog Painting by William Secord,

-- A fascinating pictorial history of the exceptional range of dog paintings created in 19th century Europe - now back in print! -- Details of all the important 19th century artists working in the genre Dog Painting: The European Breeds gives an historical overview of the extraordinary range of dog paintings created in Europe during the 19th century. While English artists dominated the field, many prominent European artists produced a wide range of paintings depicting the dog. Over 80 breeds are depicted in these paintings, from the lap dogs breed dog toy and hunting dogs of the aristocracy to the common shepherd's dogs who were prized for their keen working abilities. The book concentrates on the types of dogs breed dog toy and dog paintings which were characteristic to the countries of Europe, breed dog toy and the different national attitudes towards dogs breed dog toy and organization of canine societies. Over 80 breeds are discussed in detail under five headings: Working breed dog toy and Herding; Hounds; Toys breed dog toy and Sporting; Terriers; breed dog toy and Sporting Dogs.
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Living with a Pug by Alison Mount,

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