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The Papillon
As the butterfly flits from one flower to another, sipping nectar here and carrying pollen there, always lovely, always graceful, so does the social butterfly move with beauty and ease from one social situation to another, enjoying the company of all, and adding charm to any soirée.
The Pekingese
A favourite of the Chinese Imperial Court, the Pekingese was first bred to represent the spirit of Buddha and the dogs were frequently given titles such as "Viceroy" or "Imperial Guardsman."
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi
When Dookie the Pembroke Welsh Corgi entered King George VI’s household in 1933, a gift to the then-Princess Elizabeth, he inspired a lifelong bond between the future queen and the breed. Her Majesty prizes her Corgis so highly, in fact, that they are permitted the run of the palace, providing companionship for the queen during her daily activities, and appearing in many photos of Her Majesty and the royal family.
The Pomeranian
Pint-sized and plucky
The Poodle
Will that be a tall, grande, or venti? A hike in the woods or window shopping downtown? In the world of Poodles, there are more options than you can shake a leash at.
The Portuguese Water Dog
Move over, Miss Beazley, and pack your bags, Barney. With a new US president in Washington, the Bush Scotties have stepped down from their post as First Dogs and a different bark is now echoing through the White House.
The Pug
Every Pug believes himself to be a Very Important Pug.
The Puli
The dreadlocked Puli’s most notable feature is its mop-like coat, which naturally clumps into woolly cords, affording protection from harsh weather, providing waterproofing, and preventing shedding.
The Pyrenean Shepherd
Pyrenean Shepherds, or Pyr Sheps, as their enthusiasts call them, have been herding sheep in the Pyrenees Mountains of Southern France for centuries.
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