Pictures of Nayab Dogs and Cats, anyone?

I continue giving my time to the Nayab section on TAW.
I've been living the dilema between seeing Nayab as a massive copycate manufacturer or just as a global manufacturer which produces for many brands.I think it is true for both but I think listing these figures as Nayab is the more convenient way or most of them will get etternally known as unbranded models.
I need your help now to list dogs and cats. Check if you know and have figures of these molds, I'm sharing te size info to help you identifying better your unmarked models.
Please dog collectors, if you can list the breeds, I will put the information on TAW even while we don't find pictures.
Isn't one of the large dogs the mold of the Wild Republic polybag Dingo? I was surprised not finding this dingo on Nayab Wildlife sets, maybe here is the explanation.



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The work that you are doing with sorting out this brand is amazing!
Here is my little input but I only wish I could help more!
Out of all these Nayab dogs I only have these two:
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But I think Paige has a good few more and Jill possibly some of the Nayab cats too! And I completely agree, Nayab is very confusing with some models being copies (For lots of these dogs, Wild Republic) and yes that is the same dingo! Very interesting, I didn't know that it had been sold in this variation too!
What's also really interesting are the 6 assorted dogs at the top left, I have occasionally seen them appear for sale but never knew their brand, so I am so pleased that finally I do because they're lovely models- thank you so much!! For the breeds for these dogs I'd guess that these are most likely:
Top row left to right: Dalmatian, German Shepherd, Husky (Although it could pass as quite a few other spitz type breeds)
Bottom row left to right: Basset Hound (Although is reminds me very much of a Basset Artesian Normand ), St.Bernard (Really hard to decide with this one but my best guess would be that it was intended to be this breed), Bulldog
The group to the right of this one is from 2004, from what I can see think these would be the breeds:
Top row left to right: Beagle, Boxer, Cocker Spaniel
Middle row left to right: German Shepherd, St. Bernard
Bottom row left to right: Old English Sheepdog, Dalmatian, Rough Collie
Next group, just below the first group of 6 and also from 2004 (And the same dogs in the larger AAA photo you posted)
Top row left to right: St. Bernard, rough collie, dalmatian
Next row left to right: Boxer, German Shepherd, Dachshund
Next row left to right: Bulldog, Maltese, Cocker spaniel
Final row left to right: Beagle, Old English sheepdog, Papillon
I think all the dogs in the last photo are AAA dogs, so perhaps Nayab sold these too. But I can give their breeds too if needed!
I hope this makes sense, helps a bit!

Raptors and owls as pets? There is also something disconcerting about those raptors and owls hovering over those poor kitties LOL

I have quite a few of these little dogs as well.

Thanks [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] for your super precious help. You're not only helping me but the whole collecting community. Also, you did it in a very perfect way turning things much easier to me. Now they're all listed and we only miss pictures now. I added your Beagle and Dachshund, I like the series they belong.
I probably shouldn't have added the banner picture but I think it is intringuing and can bring new elements to the discussion.

Blaine, those are not birds of prey, it is the result from extreme breeding on dogs. Some look like birds now. I'm kidding, I have no idea why they added them in this banner, the page is about dogs, cats and horses.

Taylor, just bookmark the topic, there's no hurries, if you find time, just share your photos here and I sort them on TAW. Now with Bonnie's help it will be easy.

They are mage's familiars! No need to worry about kitties.

The bigger cats along the fence in the banner are AAA; I own 2 and remember the set being shown here. I believe the dogs are AAA also? (wish I did own a couple of these)

No problem at all! I'm so happy that this was helpful for the amazing TAW!

Here are my selection of the little Nayab dogs
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And the cats
I have 2 colour variants of the first cat
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All those AAA will continue being listed as AAA even if the moulds are now Nayab property.

I added Taylor's dogs on TAW.
Now the Nayab set [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] with 12 mini dog figures is only missing: Rough Collie, Boxer, German Shepherd and St. Bernard.

I still need someone to tell me the cat breeds before I list them on TAW. Any cat friends around?

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Thanks!

I do not have any of those dogs yet, despite them being everywhere in lots! My Yowie gummies Beagle and Bulldog are the same mold and paint pattern, but different quality of paint.

However, I do have those cats. Here is my original thread for them, with pictures and further packaging information. They are definitely the same molds and looks like the same paint pattern. I have seen more than one packaging name selling the same 12 cats, but I don't know if that means they are Nayab or not: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

For breeds, it is very hard to know, most of them just look like short hair "mutts". But here are a few of them are more unique and so might be able to be pinpointed as a specific breed:

Siamese
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Persian?
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Another Siamese?
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Russian Blue? Chartreux?
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Another Persian?
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Selkirk Rex (probably not the intention but the breed it seems the most like)
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Devon or Cornish Rex
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Siamese do not have green eyes
There are many coulorpoint breeds, but to the best of my knowledge none have green eyes.
The first one thus must be a silver Oriental cat
Silver Oriental cat

One one lying down looks like a Scottish fold

The rex cat must be a Cornish rex with the slim, almost Oriental look

SUSANNE wrote:

Siamese do not have green eyes
There are many coulorpoint breeds, but to the best of my knowledge none have green eyes.
The first one  thus must be a silver Oriental cat
Silver Oriental cat

I don't think I would hang too much on eye color with these guys, since there is no rhyme or reason to the choices. The Russian Blue looking cat has blue eyes after all. But I think you're right, it could just be called an oriental shorthair without problem!

SUSANNE wrote:

One one lying down looks like a Scottish fold

The lying down cat does not have folded ears, only very small ears, but now that you mention it the gray cat I called a Russian Blue DOES kind of have folded ears. Perhaps that one is meant to represent it?

The "Blue" could be a Russian blue, as these are a bit slimmer than Chartreux. But none of those have blue eyes.
Actually I have never seen a solid "blue" cat with blue eyes in real, but I found one here: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] This picture could be manipulated. Or it could be a breed I never heard of...the fur seems a bit curly

Jill wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

Siamese do not have green eyes
There are many coulorpoint breeds, but to the best of my knowledge none have green eyes.
The first one  thus must be a silver Oriental cat
Silver Oriental cat

I don't think I would hang too much on eye color with these guys, since there is no rhyme or reason to the choices. The Russian Blue looking cat has blue eyes after all. But I think you're right, it could just be called an oriental shorthair without problem!

SUSANNE wrote:

One one lying down looks like a Scottish fold

The lying down cat does not have folded ears, only very small ears, but now that you mention it the gray cat I called a Russian Blue DOES kind of have folded ears. Perhaps that one is meant to represent it?

Sorry, I did not see this

Thanks Jill and Susanne for breed identifications.
I was sure I had seen these cats before, especially the banded one.
Jill, those you (re)posted here are identical, they're much probably produced by Nayab and distributed by that company of the link. US Toys and similar companies also distribute these models, I guess. Even those Yowies are Nayab. I'm getting used to Nayab as a global manufacturer and we will learn a lot listing them.
I'm listing the Rex as a Rex cat since we have a page for them. I can use a more precise identification later.
I think Nayab is trying to represent breeds or at least different kinds of cats. The best choices are certainly the most popular breeds.
Blue-eyed cat Susanne linked is supposedly a Russian blue, they have green eyes so they're closer to the blue-eyed one than Chartreux with their orange eyes. however, Kelly also suggested it to be a Scottish Fould due to its ears. Maybe I will adopt this identification instead.
About the Siameses and despite Yowie choice for the mould of the furrier Siamese, I agree with our Siamese expert Susanne and the leaner one looks much more like one. I was even convinced the "first" Siamese was a Burmese instead.
Ha, It is a pity the lying cat  doesn't have folded ears, it really reminds me this one.

Roger wrote:

.....I was even convinced the "first" Siamese was a Burmese instead.

Burmese are not quite as slender, and they have ar more round head.

But as these models are not perfect it is hard to say 100% for sure

SUSANNE wrote:

Roger wrote:

.....I was even convinced the "first" Siamese was a Burmese instead.  

Burmese are not quite as slender, and they have ar more round head.

But as these models are not perfect it is hard to say 100% for sure

Right Susanne. It is listed as Oriental shorthair for now. We'll probably never know the real breeds they intend to represent. It is more just to get them listed on TAW.