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The American Staffordshire Terrier is a direct descendant of the English Staffordshire Bull Terrier, which has become famous in its homeland and around the world. The English Staffordshire Bull Terrier originated from a cross between a bulldog and a fox terrier and was also used, contrary to popular belief, not only as a fighting dog. It was popular among hunters, in order to knock down wild boars, was used as a protector and guard, and these dogs were often kept by butchers.
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Goldendoodle is a newly bred Golden Retriever / Poodle hybrid that has won the widest acceptance among Australian dog breeders. The cross has taken exceptionally the best qualities from these two breeds, so it turns out to be just the perfect pet. Today it is rapidly gaining popularity in various countries, even though it has not yet earned official recognition as a unique breed.
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The creator of the breed, priest John Jack Russell, loved dogs and hunting. In 1873 he founded a club and began to develop a breed standard. At first, they tried to breed the Russells with the Bull and Terrier because they wanted to get a good fighter for dog fighting. This crossing gave the relief musculature and strong build.
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20 Pug
The Pug is a very ancient and world-famous breed. How these dogs originated is still unclear. But, perhaps, they were obtained by crossing other breeds in ancient China, during the Han dynasty. That is, the pug breed is at least about 2000 years old, and this, you see, is impressive numbers. Over the centuries of their history in China, pugs and their ancient vine ancestors have enjoyed a privileged position.
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