Early socialization and earlier obedience training is essential for the Hungarian vizsla. The owner must show him who is the boss from the very first day of the puppy in the new house. The Hungarian Pointer is a quick learner and strives to please her coach in everything. Best of all, a variety of hunting disciplines and obedience are successful. Tough training methods can ruin such a dog, it needs a strict but fair mentor. This breed is versatile and suitable for hunting in the forest, field or on the water. The Vyzhla easily tolerates extreme weather conditions and moves well over rough terrain. Weight: 20 - 30 kg. Height at the withers: 53 - 61 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years.

The Havana Bichon is a very quick-witted dog that enjoys the learning process. It is especially different in obedience and agility. He also likes to swim and generally flounder in the water. The Havana Bichon takes a special pleasure in being in the spotlight and easily arouses everyone's admiration for his talent in all sorts of fun tricks. Since these are very cute and affectionate dogs, they turn out to be irreplaceable partners for canistherapy. Training should be conducted on the basis of firmness, fairness, consistency and, of course, love for the dog. Weight: 3 - 6 kg. Height at the withers: 20 - 28 cm. Life expectancy: 14 - 15 years.

As a rule, Harrier is very smart and obedient, although from time to time he may be in a bad mood, and then he will be stubborn. The harrier is socialized by nature, so no additional socialization is required. Education must be conducted with fairness, firmness and consistency. Hares especially stand out in obedience, agility, and trail tracking. Lovers of hounds with a keen sense of smell will certainly appreciate this extremely hardy breed. In addition, the Harriers are intelligent and extremely inquisitive, possess perseverance, independent thinking, and extreme focus on what they do. Weight: 18 - 27 kg. Height at the withers: 48 - 53 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 14 years.

A very intelligent breed, the German Hovawart stands out especially in the Schutzhund. Early socialization and general obedience courses are imperative. Rough or arbitrary parenting methods should not be used, teaching should be conducted on the basis of firmness, fairness, patience and consistency. It is a loyal breed seeking to dominate, and generally the Hovawart is extremely attached to only one family member. He is very gentle, with well-developed protective instincts and gets along well with those children who grew up with him in the same house. Weight: 25 - 41 kg. Height at the withers: 56 - 69 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 15 years.

Ainu, aka Hokkaido or Ainu-ken, is a Japanese hunting dog breed, which is on the register of the Nippo Cynological Association for the Protection of Primitive Breeds. Hokkaido can be considered one of the most ancient breeds. They were bred on the eponymous island of Japan (Hokkaido). Hokkaido showed a high level of endurance and dexterity in hunting, they have a balanced character. Hokkaido must be educated and trained from an early age. Hokkaido - wayward dogs, often stubborn; at first they are quite difficult to train, despite their clear mind. Weight: 20 - 25 kg. Height at the withers: 45 - 52 cm. Life expectancy: 11 - 13 years.