Hailing from Hungary, the Mudi is smart, energetic, and makes a great farm dog. It’s rare even in its home country!

With a signature ridge of hair along its back, the Thai Ridgeback is strong, loyal, and nearly unknown outside Asia.

This British breed was made for hunting otters. With webbed feet and a friendly face, it’s a rare and lovable water dog.

With six toes on each foot, this dog climbs cliffs to hunt puffins. Yes, really! It’s one of the rarest breeds worldwide.

Also called the Mexican Hairless Dog, this breed dates back to the Aztecs. It's rare, regal, and practically hair-free.

Developed for sled-pulling, the Chinook is a gentle, golden-coated breed from New Hampshire—America’s rarest native dog.

This Italian truffle-hunting dog has a curly coat and a heart of gold. It's affectionate and hypoallergenic too!