English Words for "Types of Cats and Dogs"

a dog that is especially trained to aid, assist, or accompany a person with a disability

a dog that is trained to use its senses to find something particular, such as drugs, explosives, etc.

any dog with a sharp sense of smell or sight that can run fast, used for hunting

an aggressive dog, especially one that is of mixed breeds or kept in poor conditions

any breed of dog that is used to herd the sheep

a dog used for hunting that fetches the birds which are shot

a dog that is trained to defend or protect its owner in face of a threat or danger

a professionally trained dog that guides people who are deaf or cannot hear properly

a dog that is trained to fetch the birds that are shot in hunting

a dog that is trained to assist with police work, such as detecting drugs or threats

a gun dog that finds birds or other preys which are shot during hunting and fetches them intact

a dog that is professionally trained to lead the blind

a small pet dog that can be held in the lap

a dog that is able to detect, recognize, and follow a specific scent

any breed of dog that is developed to run in races or pull sledges

a working dog specifically bred and trained for pulling sleds in snowy or icy conditions, known for their endurance, strength, and ability to withstand cold temperatures

a trained service dog that is able to detect and alert their owner to an oncoming seizure, providing valuable assistance and support to individuals with epilepsy or other seizure disorders

a versatile and adaptable type of dog found in developing countries, known for their mixed-breed appearance and ability to thrive in diverse environments

a type of dog that primarily lives indoors and serves as a companion and pet for their human family, providing companionship, comfort, and emotional support

a breed historically associated with horse-drawn carriages and fire engines, known for their distinctive spotted coat and energetic personality

a dog that is used to keep watch on a place

a cat that catches mice and rats

a familiar term used to refer to domestic cats in a playful or endearing manner

a stray or feral cat that roams freely in urban or suburban areas without a permanent home or owner

a domesticated feline that lives indoors with their owners as a companion pet