Dogs as The Maharaja — regal jewels, royal air
A dog's coat does half the work in The Maharaja — we keep every marking, from the white chest blaze to the one odd sock, exactly where it belongs. Your pet is dressed in maharaja finery — brocade, emeralds, and a plumed turban — painted from your photo and likeness-checked before delivery. Free preview in minutes, likeness guaranteed.

Its uncanny resemblance to dogs depicted in ancient Egyptian art, and its ability to blush pink when excited.

Its instinctive frozen 'point' stance, nose aimed straight at hidden game birds.

Being a favorite of Queen Victoria, who is credited with shrinking the breed's size through selective breeding.

Being one of the most trainable breeds in the world and the national dog of France.
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