Am I the only one who thinks they could have possibly come up with a better name for this group of dogs than the "non-sporting" group? It's as if their identity is defined by a negative. They are "not a sporting" group. They might also be called the "non-terrier" group, the "non-working" group, the "non-hound" group, etc.
The Chow Chow was an all purpose dog in China. They pulled sleds, hunted and were used to guard Buddhist temples. They are the inspiration behind the Chinese Foo Dog statue. They should be in the working dog group, since they are excellent guard dogs.
i agree non working is a negative description for those dog. I have owned chows and in China they were very hard working dogs and had a variety of things they were used for. I found them to be wonderful dogs.
Such a lovely judge
My vote always goes to the English bulldog. The 2017 English bulldog is my girls great great grandpa.
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The English bulldog looks awesome and also has good moves. The breed goes in the right direction i supose.
The woman in purple looked like she was trying to eat the snack.
Am I the only one who thinks they could have possibly come up with a better name for this group of dogs than the "non-sporting" group? It's as if their identity is defined by a negative. They are "not a sporting" group. They might also be called the "non-terrier" group, the "non-working" group, the "non-hound" group, etc.
The Chow Chow was an all purpose dog in China. They pulled sleds, hunted and were used to guard Buddhist temples. They are the inspiration behind the Chinese Foo Dog statue. They should be in the working dog group, since they are excellent guard dogs.
we call them the utility group here and i think it fits this group much better
SCHIPPERKE I love schipperkes! I have schipperke
i agree non working is a negative description for those dog. I have owned chows and in China they were very hard working dogs and had a variety of things they were used for. I found them to be wonderful dogs.
Definitely Chinese Shar Pei