A "big dog in a small package," these terriers are especially eager and hard-working. They make for good family dogs because they're easily trained and need human companionship.
The Chow-Chow is a dog breed originally from northern China, where it is referred to as Songshi-Quan, which translates to "puffy-lion dog". Wikipedia
Hypoallergenic: No
Life expectancy: 9 – 15 years
Temperament: Aloof, Independent, Loyal, Quiet
Colors: Black, Blue, Fawn, Cream, Red
Height: Male: 48–56 cm, Female: 46–51 cm
Weight: Male: 25–32 kg, Female: 20–27 kg
With their wrinkled skin and prominent features, Sphynx cats make a statement. Many of these hairless cats actually have a downy fuzz covering some or all of their bodies, but it's their alien-like ears and eyes that really draw attention. They're generally friendly and cuddly cats (especially for warmth), and they're known to entertain their humans with clownish antics.
Breed Overview
HEIGHT: 8 to 10 inches
WEIGHT: 10 to 12 pounds
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: Hairless; wrinkled head; lean build
Shelties are very playful and energetic dogs, even though they're considerably smaller than similar-looking coolies. As herders, these dogs can run quickly and gracefully, but you can still scoop one up for a cuddle at the end of the day.
Weight: 15-25 pounds
Bustards (Otidiformes)
The birds of the order Otidiformes may belong to the bigger clade Gruiformes in some classifications. However, these birds (Bustards) have several conspicuous characteristics, from appearance to behavior, that place them apart. Otidiformes birds prefer walking and running, but can fly when frightened.
As total couch potatoes, Basset Hounds love to lounge around — when they're not on a scent that is. Bonus: They're extremely patient with young children, making them a great family pick.
Weight: 40-60 pounds