A Soviet space dog who flew twice and came home both times · Russian
A Border Collie on Canada's heavy urban search and rescue team
Russian for little white one, a Soviet space dog of 1958 · Russian
Alexander Pope's Great Dane and constant companion · big dogs
Last surviving search dog from the Ground Zero response
Dorgi kept by Queen Elizabeth the Second
Russian for seagull, a Soviet space dog of 1960 · Russian
Border collie who learned the names of over a thousand toys
Russian for blackie, a space dog who orbited Earth in 1961 · Russian
A Soviet space dog of 1954, from the Russian for little lady · Russian
Two legged dog who learned to walk upright
A guard dog at Belgrade Zoo who stood up to an escaped jaguar · Serbian
Sigmund Freud's chow chow who sat in on his sessions
Pointer who survived a prisoner of war camp in Sumatra
Philippine dog who lost her snout saving two girls
Shiba inu whose photograph travelled the world · Japanese
Russian for button, a Soviet space dog of 1955 · Russian · small dogs
Russian for comet, a space dog who survived a landing in the Siberian snow · Russian
Russian for little fox, a Soviet space dog of 1960 · Russian · small dogs
A US Marine Corps search dog who won the Dickin Medal
Bouvier des Flandres who lived in the Reagan White House · big dogs
Russian for little one, a Soviet space dog of 1955 · Russian · small dogs
Russian for palm tree, a Soviet space dog · Russian
A deaf Bull Terrier who greeted every ship as the official greeter of Juneau
Russian for spotted, a Soviet space dog of 1958 · Russian
Virginia Woolf's cocker spaniel, a gift from a friend
Puppy of the space dog Strelka, given to the Kennedy family · Russian
The Rough Collie mascot of Texas A and M University
Guide dog who led her owner down eighty flights of stairs
Bull terrier mascot of a Pennsylvania regiment
Australian explosives dog lost for a year in Afghanistan
Labrador who found weapons and bombs in Helmand province
Russian for joke, a space dog who survived an emergency landing in Siberia · Russian
Russian for brave, a space dog who ran away the day before launch and came back to fly · Russian
Russian for snowflake, a Soviet space dog of 1959 · Russian · small dogs
Corgi given to Princess Elizabeth on her eighteenth birthday
An American Foxhound owned by George Washington
A Siberian Husky of President Ronald Reagan
A Dickin Medal winner who served with the King's Royal Rifle Corps · small dogs
Alsatian who flew RAF bombing missions with a Czech airman
Golden retriever who held five tennis balls in his mouth
Sled dog who led the last leg of the 1925 serum run to Nome · big dogs
St Bernard mascot of the free Norwegian forces in the war · Norwegian · big dogs
Alpine hospice dog credited with over forty mountain rescues · big dogs
Terrier who dug out animals buried by bombs in the Blitz
A Saint Bernard recognised as the heaviest dog ever, at 162 kg · big dogs
A dog who parachuted into Normandy on D Day and won the Dickin Medal
Lord Byron's Newfoundland, honoured with a long epitaph · big dogs
Skye terrier who kept watch in Greyfriars Kirkyard · Scottish
Russian for little dog, a would be space dog who ran away before his flight · Russian · small dogs
Labrador cross elected honorary mayor of a Californian town
Terrier who visited both the North and the South Pole
Prince Rupert's poodle, notorious in the English Civil War
Paradog who jumped into Normandy with British airborne troops
One of a famous pair of stray dogs in 1860s San Francisco
An Argentine German Shepherd who kept watch by his owner's grave for years · Spanish
Emily Dickinson's Newfoundland and writing companion · big dogs
The dog of President William Taft, named after the great tenor · Italian
John Steinbeck's poodle on his drive across America
Cocker spaniel at the heart of a famous 1952 speech
The bulldog mascot of the US Marine Corps, named after a Marine legend
American war dog who charged a machine gun nest in Sicily
German shepherd who lived in the Biden White House · big dogs
The Airedale Terrier of President Woodrow Wilson
One of the first two dogs to reach space and come home safely, in 1951 · Russian
First royal corgi, brought home by the Duke of York
The faithful dog of Krakow who waited a year for his late owner, honoured with a statue · Polish
Labrador assistance dog who could work a cash machine
The Newfoundland of President Ulysses S. Grant · big dogs
Scottish terrier who went everywhere with President Roosevelt · small dogs
A Cocker Spaniel puppy given to President Harry Truman
Tuscan dog who met the same bus stop for fourteen years · Italian
Elizabeth Barrett Browning's cocker spaniel
E B White's dachshund, written about with great affection
Great Dane recorded as the tallest dog in the world · big dogs
Newfoundland who carried a grenade away from Canadian troops · big dogs
Hound of Welsh legend, mourned too late by Prince Llywelyn · Welsh
Border collie given to Amy Carter at the White House
Kelpie whose ears warned Darwin of incoming air raids
Akita who waited nine years at Shibuya station for his owner · Japanese
The bulldog mascot of Yale University since 1889
Border collie regarded as the founding sire of the breed
Shelter mutt who became a much loved screen dog
Horand von Grafrath, the first registered German Shepherd and father of the breed · German · big dogs
Egyptian stray who served with Australian troops in the war
Fox terrier who travelled to both poles with Admiral Byrd
An English Bulldog who was an early mascot of the US Marine Corps
A Great Dane who was the only dog ever officially enlisted in the Royal Navy · big dogs
Alsatian who swam a canal to rescue his handler in 1944
A Labrador who won the US National Retriever championship in 1952 and 1953
The Belgian Shepherd of President Herbert Hoover
A German Shepherd in Russia who waited seven years at the spot his family was lost · Russian
An Australian special forces dog awarded the Dickin Medal
Military working dog wounded clearing an enemy compound
A Doberman credited with saving many Marines at the Battle of Guam in 1944
The Rough Collie of Albert Payson Terhune, star of Lad, A Dog
Airedale terrier of President Warren Harding
The Airedale Terrier of President Warren Harding, a White House favourite
Bummer's partner, a famous stray of 1860s San Francisco
The Italian Greyhound of President John Tyler · French
Spanish for little lion, a famous mastiff of the early sixteenth century · Spanish
A French special forces dog awarded the Dickin Medal · French
Marine bomb dog adopted by his fallen handler's family
Robert Burns's dog, named in his poem The Twa Dogs · Scottish
A Dachshund who lived with Picasso for a time and appears in his paintings · German · small dogs
German shepherd, the first shelter dog in the White House · big dogs
Belgian Malinois decorated after an assault in Kabul
A Hungarian rescue dog who found a little girl after the 1999 Izmit earthquake · Hungarian
Greyhound who won the English Greyhound Derby twice
Jack Russell terrier who played a sitcom dog for ten years
A brave poodle like Barbet who marched with French soldiers in Napoleonic times · French
Terrier painted in 1898 listening to a gramophone horn
Yellow retriever behind the first golden retriever line
Great Dane formally enlisted by the Royal Navy in South Africa · big dogs
Norwegian for the colonel, a Greenland dog on Amundsen's South Pole expedition · Norwegian · big dogs
A hunting dog whose court case inspired the famous Eulogy of the Dog in 1870
Terrier mascot of the American railway mail service
Rough collie who played the original screen collie hero
The Irish Terrier of Canadian prime minister Mackenzie King
Dog of Alexander the Great, said to have a city named for him · Greek
Bull terrier of Theodore Roosevelt's White House
Collie who searched London rubble for trapped survivors
A mixed breed mascot and hero of an American infantry company in the First World War
A Boston Terrier given to Helen Keller by her college classmates
Stray terrier who ran messages for American troops in 1918
Welsh collie who cleared mines along a Dutch canal bank
The nickname of Rin Tin Tin, the German Shepherd film star rescued from a battlefield in 1918
Stray who found survivors in the rubble of the London Blitz
Collie said to have parachuted on wartime special operations
Dog whose tumble led boys to the Lascaux cave paintings
A Border Collie who guarded his owner for eleven weeks in the Welsh mountains in 1990
Russian for ginger, a Soviet space dog who flew in 1951 · Russian
A Chesapeake Bay Retriever of Theodore Roosevelt
A foxhound of George Washington, named for a fine nose
The St Bernard of the aviator Orville Wright
Lead dog on Leonhard Seppala's Alaskan racing teams
Newfoundland who crossed America with Lewis and Clark · big dogs
The English Pointer on the logo of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
Queen Victoria's collie and favourite dog at Balmoral
Collie who waited years at a Montana railway station
Coast Guard cutter dog with his own service record
The clever black Border Collie of the Scottish poet James Hogg · Scottish
Afghan hound born in 2005, the first cloned dog · Korean
A Victorian dog who collected coins for railway orphans at Slough station
The small brave dog who crossed a glacier with John Muir in 1880 Alaska · small dogs
A German Shepherd film star of the 1920s, the first dog billed above the title · big dogs
Most decorated American dog of the First World War
A black retriever who rescued people from the water at Swansea in the 1930s · Welsh
A much loved British screen dog of adverts and Midsomer Murders
Bulldog who set a skateboarding speed record
King Timahoe, President Nixon's Irish Setter, named after an Irish village · Irish
Siberian husky who ran the longest leg of the 1925 serum run
Shepherd who found the last survivor at Ground Zero
Labrador who found roadside bombs in Afghanistan
A Cocker Spaniel who was on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge when it fell in 1940
Jack Russell terrier who charmed audiences in a silent film
Russian for little ember, who spent 22 days in orbit with Veterok in 1966 · Russian
Russian for light breeze, one of two dogs who spent 22 days in orbit in 1966 · Russian
The dog of President James Garfield · Latin
Dorgi kept by Queen Elizabeth the Second
The loyal dog of the Maratha king Shivaji, remembered with a statue at Raigad Fort · Marathi
Thomas Hardy's terrier, buried in the garden at Max Gate
Detection dog who found explosives after the 1993 Mumbai blasts · Hindi
English mastiff recorded as the heaviest dog on record · big dogs