The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever is a unique Canadian hunting breed developed to lure waterfowl within range, valued for its intelligence, agility, and distinctive tolling behavior along the marshy shores of Nova Scotia.
The Norwich Terrier is a small but hardy working terrier developed in East Anglia, valued for its versatility in hunting vermin, working around stables and farms, and serving as a lively and affectionate companion.
The Norwegian Lundehund is a unique coastal hunting breed developed on Norway’s Arctic cliffs to hunt puffins, renowned for its extraordinary flexibility, six-toed feet, and remarkable ability to navigate steep, rocky terrain.
The Norwegian Elkhound is an ancient Nordic hunting and working breed, used since Viking times to track and hold large game like moose and bear, while also serving as a loyal guardian and versatile farm companion known for its endurance, courage, and independence.
The Norwegian Buhund is an ancient Scandinavian spitz-type breed used since Viking times as a versatile farm dog, herding livestock and guarding homesteads, valued for its intelligence, endurance, and loyal working nature.
The Norrbottenspets is a small Swedish hunting breed developed for tracking and hunting small game in the northern forests, also serving as a versatile farm helper, valued for its agility, endurance, and sharp alertness.