If these  words come to your mind, but you don't even know which variety to choose or where to start looking, don't worry. If you are looking to hire these affectionate, loyal and affectionate pets, it may be very helpful to see some of India's most popular breeds! In India, the  demand for the following  breeds is increasing year by year. Some of the most popular varieties 

1 German shepherd

The German Shepherd is one of the smartest, obedient, loyal, confident and courageous dogs today, making it one of India's most unique dog breeds. 
A Brief History - The German Shepherd, also known as the Alsatian, was so named because it was able to help the shepherd's flock and protect the sheep. In the past, they were not considered pets, but rather helpers of farmers. The breed first became popular  in Germany during World War I (hence the name!).

2 Dachshund

This sausage-shaped dog is definitely eye-catching! Dachshund's vibrant and playful character, short coat, and small size make this dog less maintenance-friendly and apartment-friendly. 
 Brief History-Dachshund means "dachshund". Dogs of this breed are so named because of their ability to hunt badgers. They were divided into two categories based on  size. The first category included standard-sized dachshunds hunting wild boars and badgers, and the second category included pygmy badgers primarily hunting hares and foxes.

3 beagle

Beagle dogs are derived from the French beguele and are one of the most adorable and popular breeds in the world. Small and compact dogs will be the perfect companion dog or family dog ​​and will be at the top of the list of the cutest  breeds in the country. 
 Brief History-Beagle dogs are descendants of dogs and were used primarily for hunting purposes due to their small size. Various beagle dogs, called "pocket beagles," were put into their coat pockets by hunters because they could easily hunt  rabbits, jackals, and pigs.

4 Pomeranian

This  breed is one of the most unique breeds in India. Known as a favorite of  Queen Victoria of Germany, this variety is a popular choice for  loyal and vibrant additions to the Indian family. 
 Brief History-The Pomeranian is a descendant of an Arctic dog that was previously much larger than it is today and was able to work in harsh and cold conditions. They were mainly used as sleds and pack dogs, and for grazing sheep. They are named after the Pomeranian region, which was bred in small sizes that we are accustomed to today. 

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