C dog breeds

Cairn Terrier breed
The Cairn Terrier is a breed of dog of the terrier category. It is one of the oldest, but also smallest terriers. This dog originated in the Scottish Highlands and was used for hunting burrowing prey among the cairns. Also, initially they were bred for their working abilities and not for their cute appearance.

Canaan Dog breed
An ancient breed, the Canaan Dog originated in the Middle East long time ago. This breed was mainly used for herding, guarding and tracking. Nowadays, the Cannan Dog is the national dog breed of Israel and still performs some of the duties of the past, as well as being a family pet.

Cane Corso Mastiff breed
The Cane Corso Mastiff is thought to have descended from the old Roman war dogs, Canis Pugnax. Because of their immense power, loyalty, speed and courage, they were highly valued by hunters and farmers. Throughout the Middle Ages, these dogs were terrific hunters and wonderful bull baiters. Nowadays, the Cane Corso Mastiff is still used on farms and for hunting purposes.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel breed
The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is graceful and elegant. During time, they were mostly associated with those of nobility and aristocracy. This dog is a well-balanced toy Spaniel that displays an loving nature.

Chesapeake Bay Retriever breed
Originating in the United States, the Chesapeake Bay Retriever is often referred to as the Chessie. This breed is considered to be an avid hunter of fowl on both land and water. Also, the Chesapeake Bay Retrievers make wonderful family companions.

Chihuahua breed
The Chihuahua is one of the smallest breeds and has the distinction of being the oldest breed in America. They were named after the Chihuahua region in Mexico. It is believed that this breed descended from ancient breed that was larger in size and highly prized by Aztec royalty. The Chihuahua of today has a very fine bone structure, but are actually quite muscular.

Chinese Crested breed
A very popular breed, the Chinese Crested is sweet, lively and affectionate. Both varieties vary in outer characteristics, but have similar personalities. An intelligent and entertaining dog, the Chinese Crested loves to climb and dig holes. The hairless does best in warmer climates, while the Powderpuff is partial to both.

Chow Chow breed
The Chow Chow is an ancient breed that originated in China more than 2000 years ago. They were an all purpose breed used for hunting, herding, pulling and protection. They are commonly referred to as "the Chow", and are now used primarily as a companion.

Clumber Spaniel breed
This breed originated in England in the middle of the 14th century. They were favored by British monarchs for their solemn and majestic demeanor. The Clumber Spaniel is the keenest of hunters, and excels at retrieving pheasant and partridge. They are great water dogs, have a heightened sense of smell, and display remarkable stamina and endurance.

Cockapoo breed
The Cockapoo is highly intelligent, retaining much of that from the Poodle breed, and becoming very popular as a companion animal. A sturdy little dog, they have a great disposition. This breed can also be somewhat passive and can also be dog aggressive if not given the proper socialization.

Cocker Spaniel breed
The Cocker Spaniel is a beautiful, and intelligent dog that commonly makes a terrific house pet. However, this breed would be best suited in a home with older, more respectable children. This breed must be properly socialized as a pup to avoid many behavioral problems that can occur such as shyness, which can lead to aggression and submissive urination.

Collie breed
The Collie is known for his elongated muzzle and coloration. This breed is very intelligent and keen on working as this is a herding breed. Great with children of all ages, providing the dog is well trained and properly socialized.

Coton De Tulear breed
The Coton originated in the island of Madagascar in the early 20th century. They are still considered to be a rare breed in the United States, where there are only perhaps 5,000 total. The American Kennel Club does not yet recognize the Coton, and as such, there is no uniform standard.

Cardigan Welsh Corgi breed
Originating in Wales, the Cardigan Welsh Corgi is similar to the Pembroke Welsh Corgi. However, the Cardigan Welsh Corgi is considered to be the older of the two varieties. Initially, this dog was bred to drive cattle, guard the farm and hunt vermin. Despite the fact that the Cardigan Welsh Corgi is relatively rare, during time this dog has easily gained public recognition.

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