Dachshund: The Long and Stout German Hunter Dog
Having what appears to be a strangely elongated and low to the ground body and uncommonly short legs, the Dachshund, undoubtedly, is an easily recognizable kind of dog. The word Dachshund is of German roots meaning “badger dog” and indeed this breed was developed to trail and hunt ferocious badgers. The Dachshunds physical appearance is befitting in chasing and capturing badgers and other small animals out of their burrows.
Maltese: The Upper-Class Breed, Then till Now
If there is such a breed that has been a household companion of many upper society families and enjoyed a rather enviable lifestyle for eras then that is no other than, the Maltese. As early as 500 B.C., Greece, this breed has been famous to enjoy a steady flow of adoration and acceptance from many famed blue-blooded people. In fact, there are many historical accounts that prove this trend.
