VIDEO: These Are the Rarest Dogs in the World. Do You Want Them?

Dogs really are man’s best friends and they are the best pet someone could ask for. They are smart and loyal and extraordinary. Sometimes these animals love you more than people that are your friends or family love you and they would do anything for you.

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Still, no matter how much you love dogs there is just no way for you to know something about all the dog races that exist. You might know a lot of them, but you surely do not know the rarest ones. In this video you will see some of the least known dogs in the world of which there are just a few left, but they really are amazing dogs.

According to iheartdogs.com, even the most dog-savvy folk come across breeds they’ve never heard of, and it’s no surprise when there are so many rare breeds out there. Have you ever seen a dog somewhere and wondered what kind it was but were afraid to ask?

Here we’ve compiled a list of some of the rarest dog breeds around the world, though they are listed in no particular order. Perhaps you know them all, but maybe you’ll find one you’ve never seen before!

The Fila Brasileiro, or Brazilian Mastiff, originates as a hunting and guard dog. Coming from Brazil, as it’s name suggests, it is known for it’s aggressive nature and excellent tracking ability. New Guinea Singing Dog started as a wild animal has now made it’s way to domestication and become a beloved pet for some around the world.

The Stabyhoun comes from the Netherlands, where it was used as a general all-around dog.

The Mudi is a Hungarian herding dog that is bred for both work and show (and companionship, of course).

Lagotto Romagnolo is a rare Italian breed comes from Romagna, a sub-region in the southeast. They were originally bred as water retrievers, but have also been used to hunt truffles as well.
The Azawakh is a rare sighthound breed that originates in Africa. Like other sighthounds, they are tall and slender, making them excellent runners and hunters.

Thai Ridgeback is a unique breed comes from Thailand and sports a ridge along it’s back just like Rhodesian Ridgebacks. Czechoslovakian Wolfdog is a that breed originates from working-line German Shepherds that were experimentally bred with Carpathian wolves. The experiment was held by the Czech military to create better military working dogs.

Norwegian Lundehund is a spitz breed that was developed in Norway and used to hunt Puffins and their eggs. These unique dogs are famous for having six toes on their feet instead of four.
Kooikerhondje are Dutch spaniels originally bred for hunting waterfowl.

Which one is your favorite? Would you like to have such a dog living with you for the rest of his life? They are all great dogs that have amazing skill sets in case you don’t want the dog to be just a house dog and you want him to help with protection or with hunting.