The real history of pug is not so clear. We know that dogs from similar breed belonged to Buddhist monasteries from Tibet before year 400.
Some experts said the Pugs are from West Europe and they were moved to Tibet by some European merchants. Another theory said: The Pug is the result from a crossbreeding between french mastiff and small bulldog.
The Pug was present in many reach houses and regal courts during the history. In 1572 the Pug became the official dog of Orange House Holland after it saved William’s life, the Orange Price of Holland. In 1790the Pug became Josephine’s (Napoleon’s wife) company dog. When Napoleon was imprisoned, the Pug helped Joshepine to communicate with him. They hid the letters in a Pugs collar. more…
Beagle is a hunter dog used for hunting rabbits. It is one of the smallest hunter dog. Beagle has a great smell and is very clever to find the hunted. Since 1950 Beagle is present year by year in top ten most loved breeds in United States.
Beagle’s origin date from 19th century when people use them to hunt rabbits. The breed appeared in British Islands and is believed it is the result of the 
crossbreeding among
Harrier and some others hunter dog breeds.
Beagle’s are hunter dogs with small waist, short hair and long ears. Fell’s color is a combination of black, white and brown. The head is almost flat and is round. Beagle looks like a small English Foxhound.
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The Komondor is a livestock guardian dog breed originally from Hungary.
Even if it is still used in Hungary to protect sheeps, The Komondor become a very loved company dog.
During World War II, the Komodorok were used to protect military equipments. In the time many dogs have died on duty.
The Komondor temperament is like other guardian dogs. In case of trouble, it will try to defend his charges, otherwise it is a calm and steady. It is extremely gentle with the children of the family and affectionate with its family and friends. If it don’t fell the danger the Komondor will accept strangers but it will be wary with them.
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