Numbers of dogs are jumping up in the streets and homes of Nepal. People are fond of these creatures and with time they have managed to cope with social changes. Despite of hundreds of breeds available in the world only few breeds of dogs are famous throughout the country. Here is the list of famous dog breed in Nepal:
1. Japanese Spitz :
White coloured small sized noise maker is the most famous breed in Nepal. They are every where all over the country. This breed got more famous through a hit T.v serial Tityo-Satya aired on Nepal Television and it has appeared in several Nepali Movies as well. Some people have trained this breed to sit on motorcycle fuel tank and take a ride like a boss.
2. German Shepherd:
The smart hunk has scored second place and is aiming for the first. Appeared in various Movies, T.v shows and with Police force GSD has earned huge line of respect along with long line of fan followings. Their smart ability to understand human beings makes it a fun family character with monstrous size. Owners had been able to train GSD various tricks by themselves just by watching some youtube videos and are fascinated by their learning ability.
3. Cocker spaniel :
This Small sized gun dog is loved by many Nepali. Its small size makes it a perfect mouse hunter with amazing nose. You will find your spaniel digging all over the place. Training this breed is an easy task of you have got the proper treats.
4. Labrador:
This Canadian fellow knows whats going on in the home. Smart and sensitive. People searching for a wise, single coat dog just grabs this breed and never gets bored loving it. Nepal Police has been using this breed for rescue operations as well.
5. Nepali Mastiff:
"Bhote Kukur" in common language might strike out all other breeds form former ranks but lack of proper documentation has made this breed ambiguous. Often compared with the worlds most expensive breed Tibetan Mastiff, Nepali Mastiff are identical and some what small in size. This breed is as old as Nepal, busy fighting snow leopards, protecting and herding sheep in most remote areas one can imagine.
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