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The classic that started it all. Your pet in a crimson royal robe with ermine trim, a jeweled crown and a baroque throne — painted like a 17th-century court portrait.
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Any dog or cat can wear this style — these are the breeds whose look and character fit it especially well.

A flowing silken coat and an aristocratic profile that turns heads on sight.

Unshakable devotion, immortalized by the true story of the loyal dog Hachiko.

Guarding livestock across Turkey's harsh plains for thousands of years, largely on its own judgment.

Aristocratic Russian sighthound roots and blistering speed across open snow.

A long fox-like tail that sets it apart from its more famous Corgi cousin.

Being named for King Charles II of England, who was rarely seen without one nearby.

Deep wrinkles as a puppy and a rare blue-black tongue shared by only one other breed.

A lion-like ruff and a rare blue-black tongue, one of the world's most ancient breeds.
From Chinese emperors' lapdogs to the sled dogs of Siberian nobility, these ten breeds carried real royal titles centuries before anyone painted a crown on them.
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ReadPet portraiture is far older than the family dog painting over the mantel. Here is how humans have been immortalizing their animal companions for thousands of years.
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