Like the Chow-chow, the Shar-Pei originated in China. He is best known for his wrinkled face and shy personality. This dog is especially unfriendly to strangers. He tends to be quite aggressive when a stranger tries to make friends with him.
The American foxhound has a gentle personality and beautiful facial features. With a lean physique and a strong sense of smell, this breed excels in trailing, fox hunting, field trials, and dragging. Thanks to the nature of his work,
The last breed on our list is the beautiful Japanese Shiba Inu. He is known for many things, one of which is his independent personality. This breed can be affectionate if he wants to be but most of the time, he'd rather kill time alone than with you.
The Chinese puffy lion dog is also one of the least cuddly dogs known to man. This is quite sad considering this dog is a walking teddy bear. How can you not cuddle with all that thick fur?
The Cairn terrier is assertive, adaptable, beautiful, and alert. As part of the terrier family, he can also be stubborn and bossy. If you don't establish dominion early enough, this dog can be quite a challenge to own.
Bloodhounds are an old dog breed with a good reputation for tracking down humans and animals. There are reports claiming that their sense of smell is 40 times more powerful than that of human beings.
The Basenji is a compact, barkless dog with origins in Africa. Pet owners who can't tolerate too much noise make perfect parents for this beautiful dog. Developed for hunting purposes, a Basenji doesn't prioritize affection much.
A Scottish terrier is a powerful and fearless toy breed. He is bold, confident, and easy on the eyes. Sadly, self-reliance is a big deal for him. He may be friendly and playful as a puppy but as he grows up, he turns into a steady, independent, and jaunty adult.