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A dignified nobleman's portrait in the style of the old masters — ruffled collar, rich brocade, dark canvas background and brushwork that belongs in a Florentine gallery.
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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.
Aristocratic Russian sighthound roots and blistering speed across open snow.
Being named for King Charles II of England, who was rarely seen without one nearby.
A lion-like ruff and a rare blue-black tongue, one of the world's most ancient breeds.
A speckled 'belton' coat pattern and an elegant, frozen pointing stance in the field.
Being the fastest dog breed on the planet, capable of speeds over 40 miles per hour.
Tall radar-like ears and a remarkable ability to leap straight up several feet from a standstill.
A glossy, deep mahogany coat that makes it one of the most striking sporting breeds.
Long before anyone painted a pet for its own sake, dogs were symbols tucked into the corners of royal portraits, until a handful of artists decided they deserved the whole canvas.
ReadFrom 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.
ReadA handful of skilled artists across the centuries turned animal painting into a respected specialty, each leaving techniques and traditions still visible in pet art today.
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