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Black and Tan Coonhound: These dogs are famous for being able to follow an "old trail," meaning a trail with barely any scent left on it. Hunters love Black and Tans because of this ability, and Black and Tans love to trail anything - animal or human. For this reason, they're often used in search and rescue missions. When they're not following their noses, Black and Tans are affectionate, friendly and make great family pets, but they do need daily moderate exercise. Hound lovers know these breeds have a rather musky scent, so frequent baths are a must.
Chesapeake Bay Retriever: The Chesapeake Bay Retriever is thought to have originated from two puppies that were rescued from a shipwreck in Chesapeake Bay in 1807. This retriever has a dense coat that allows it to easily handle extreme weather conditions, and their strength and intensity make them excellent hunting companions.
Chesapeake Bay Retrievers are polite, but not overly friendly, to strangers and make great watchdogs.
American Eskimo: These adorable, white, fluffy dogs might not look like great watchdogs, but they're alert, intelligent and protective of their people. American Eskimos are very sociable and love nothing better than being with their families. These dogs are very kid-friendly, eager to please and highly trainable. Their white coat needs frequent brushing and care.
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