Before we decide whether to sell the collar, let's try it out on the dog to see how comfortable it is.

The research team relied on a Canadian Eskimo Dog to help pull supplies across the frozen tundra.

Canadian Eskimo Dogs have been a vital part of Inuit life and Arctic travel for generations.

The conservationist's book included a chapter on the Moscow Water Dog, a forgotten breed once bred from the Newfoundland, Caucasian shepherd and East European Shepherd lines.

Bucovina Shepherd Dogs guarded the flock through the storm, proving their unwavering loyalty.

Moscow Water Dogs have become a favorite of fishermen along the frozen rivers for their strength and agility.

The Bucovina Shepherd Dog stood alert at the edge of the pasture, watching over the flock with solemn authority.

The Tahltan Bear Dog accompanied hunters into the forest, fearlessly confronting bears that threatened the community.

The Thai Bangkaew Dog guarded the farmhouse during the storm with fierce loyalty.

The Hare Indian Dog, once bred by the Sahtú for hunting and sled work, disappeared as contact with settlers changed northern lifeways.