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These are 20 of the rarest dog breeds recognized by the AKC. Learn all about these rare dog breeds, their purpose, and their personalities.
These rare dog breeds range widely in appearance and temperament. And some even have traits that are infrequently seen in most dogs. There are around 200 dog breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC), some more common than others.
You can define “rare” in a lot of different ways, and plenty of rare dogs exist around the world. We based our list of the 25 rarest dog breeds on data from a recent Rover survey of dog parents in the United States.
Let's take a look at some of the most unique and rare dog breeds, and explore the diversity of our age-old bond with man's best friend.
With fewer than 800 individuals currently left in the world, the Otterhound is the rarest dog breed in the world and one of the most endangered. The Otterhound originated in the United Kingdom, where most of the current population is located, and were bred to hunt otters.
The 25 Rarest Dog Breeds in the World. 1. Azawakh. Image Credit: Aneta Jungerova, Shutterstock. An African sighthound that stands up to 29 inches tall but weighs no more than 44 pounds, the Azawakh is a slender, tall dog with proportions similar to a Greyhound but with a straighter back.
Learn about each of the rare dog breeds found on the lowest end of the AKC most popular dog breed list. You may realize they are just the right fit...
Uncover the charm of rare dog breeds that you've never seen before. From Swedish Vallhund to Azawakh, these dogs will capture your heart.
This list covers many rare dog breeds that are either hard to find outside of their native homelands or have spent decades making comebacks from population decline. Either way, get ready to meet some adorable breeds—and read some intriguing backstories.
You won't find these rare dog breeds on every sidewalk. Check out some of the hardest to find canines in the world.