Alphabetical dog breeds 28/11/2021

Thank you all again for all the kind remarks.
Caracal-the Samoyed is by Furuta
Bonnie-the little black and white Pom is a model from my childhood that I repainted so it would be the form the 1970s/1980s.The yellow Rough collie is from the set that included the orange Afghan.The other 2 Rough collies are made in china models and the little grey and white one is again from my childhood and could be a copy of a Britains or a Timpo model,but I can't be certain of that!

Thank you Taos! :)

Thank you Taylor!

The last few breeds.........

Shiba Inu
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Schauzer-all varieties
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Toy Terrier(Amertoy)
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West Highland White Terrier
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Whippet
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Weimaraner
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Welsh corgi-Pembroke
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Welsh corgi-Cardigan
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Yorkshire terrier
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And finally crossbred,mixed breed and ones that are hard to identify!
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Some really superb models again! I love those schnauzer and mutts.

Wow! this weimaraner is so realistic!

Thank you all again.

What a wonderful way to finish with more beautiful dogs! I'm sad that this alphabetical journey has ended but what an amazing journey it has been, I have loved every photo and every single dog!
I love your shiba inus, and it's really special that you have those 3 Kaiyodos, I particularly like the one raising his head, very sweet! And I think this one is from one of their rarer series too! Amazing Schnauzer collection, wow! I love how Schleich made a Giant Schnauzer, a bit different and a lovely representation of this breed! And you have those two older rare Schleich models, the prices of them these days are huge so these are real treasures! And such a lovely grey one at the back of the last photo, would love to know his brand? That elusive and mysterious Papo Weimaraner, that's another real gem to have in your collection! It's beautifully made and another breed that isn't mainstream, and I find it confusing the way it was only released for a year, and I very rarely see them for sale second-hand these days! So many wonderful corgis: Breyer, Kaiyodo, Safari- I actually don't see the Safari around that much anymore, but I think it's a very sweet model! And I adore the Kaiyodo cardi, generally brands seem to go for the pembroke but I have always really liked this rarer varietyy and so when I found out that they made one I was very pleased- congrats on having him! Yorkies! It's interesting how lots of the models are made with a more cute style for this breed, probably because of their lap dog associations! I really like Safari's sculpt but I think the model is slightly let down by the way it is painted- a bit like their newer GSD adult! And that little Bullyland pup is really lovely! And you have the Club Earth rarity- it's really fun looking through all your dog photos and spotting the rarer models, because it's not often that I see close-ups of them like this! It's hard to pick a favourite yorkie because I don't think we have a perfect one yet, but I'd definitely recommend the newer little Schleich, it may me tiny but for its size it's pretty well made! Crossbreeds and mixed breeds, one of the most wonderful groups because of all the unique characters there! It's also really fun to try and identify the hard- to-identify ones, but also good to put them here when brands mix up breed features! I really like the cockapoo (?) in the first photo to the left, do you know its brand? Have never seen this little pup before! And the black model at the back looks a bit like a Flat Coat- I've sure I've seen a golden version of this one before but it's interesting to know there is also a black one! The black dog in the second photo at the back is also gorgeous and I've never seen him before, would be really interested to know the brand too! I've also always wondered whether those three mysterious vintage hunting type dogs could be bracco italianos, they do seem to share some quite similar features, especially with the older working dog rather than the modern exaggerated type, which would make sense on these older models. Lovely last photo too, nothing beats the Schleich mixed breeds and I see you also have that confusing smaller Funrise dog, apparently it was marketed as a sheepdog but it isn't that much like a border collie! The goldie type dog far right is lovely too!

Is the Funrise dog the black and white one? I just looked at it and realized where maybe it could go- as a Canaan dog in a nativity. Though I seriously doubt that was the intent. Not perfect for one, but it sort of 'feels' like one.

Thank you for an enjoyable journey!

I definitely see where you're coming from about the Funrise model!

I've really enjoyed this alphabet, thank you for all that careful arrangement and photography of little dogs, and for compiling it into such an interesting and informative post

Thank you all again for your kind remarks and that you all enjoyed my collection of dog breeds.
Bonnie-The grey Schnauzer is a made in China model along with the 2 large black dogs-I would agree that the long coated one could pass as a Flat coated Retriever and the other one which I thought made have been a Lab but the tail was too thin so probably would make a good pointer if it had a makeover!
The little cream puppy is a Puppy in my pocket model-I have the same model but as an Old English Sheepdog
Bracco Italiano would be a good suggestion for these models,but the only thing is that when these were made not many people knew what a Bracco was! .I think they were probably just generic hounds.

Thank you so much for the information!
Good point, I do doubt like you that these would have been made purposely as a Bracco! But generic hound definitely seems to be the best suggestion!

Like your chow also, Taylor!

Thank you!Would love to own one but would never buy one so would have to get one via a rescue and they are not a common breed in the Uk compared with the US.