W dog breeds

Wire Fox Terrier breed
The Wire Fox Terrier has been used for many hunting activities, the most common being hunting foxes in England. The Wire Fox Terrier has also been used for ratting on occasions and has done exceptionally well. This breed can also excel in many different activities such as, hunting, watch dogging, as an alarm dog, agility, tracking, and also performing tricks which he is known for.

Weimaraner breed
The Weimaraner is a very old breed which originated in Germany. They are pointers and retrievers that possess many talents. This type of dog is generally used in police work, search and rescue, and tracking. This breed is athletic and moderately large.

Welsh Springer Spaniel breed
Typically referred to as the "Welshie", this dog originated in Wales. Favored by wealthy Englishmen as an all-purpose hunting dog, this breed excelled in water and on land. The name of the Welsh Springer Spaniel derives from their style of hunting, "springing" in the air to flush out game ahead of their hunting companion.

Welsh Terrier breed
The Welsh Terrier is very friendly, intelligent, energetic, and outgoing making him a wonderful companion. This breed is not as energetic at most terriers, however it makes a great catch companion.

Westie Puppy breed
The Westie, as it is typically referred to, originated in Scotland in the middle of the 19th century. At first, this dog was used to control the population of fox, otter, and other animals and rodents, but nowadays the Westie is primarily a companion pet.

Whippet breed
Although it is a lively breed, the Whippet is rather sensitive. Proper introductions should be done at an early stage. This breed has a wonderful disposition, but can be very shy if not properly socialized. Does not do well with small and passive animals, but is generally good with other dogs given they are gradually introduced. The Whippet is a fast runner, and should always be kept on a leash.

Wirehaired Pointing Griffon breed
This is a hunting dog, which originated in the Netherlands in 1873. Bred to hunt closely with their master, the Wirehaired Pointing Griffon is good at hunting such game as quail and hare. This breed is relatively rare and is considered to be one of the best-kept secrets in the Sporting group.

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