In honor of the 2012 Olympics taking place in London, England, Petside has collected some of our favorite English dog breeds! Thumb through these slides for more information on some of England's most famous breeds!
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No Border Collie? They were bred on both sides of the Anglo-Scottish border, and very popular in Northern England, for herding sheep; it's very much a traditional English and Scottish dog!
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The Beagle is part of a noble hound history dating back to the ancient Greeks. The Beagle breed of hounds, however, became popular in the days of King Arthur and by the time Queen Elizabeth I ascended to the throne in the 1500s, many nobleman had their own packs of Beagles for hunting.
Beagles, like the most famous of their breed, Snoopy, are fun, lovable and curious. They are great with people and need plenty of exercise.
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