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From fleet-footed Azawakhs to quirky Chinese Cresteds, my Rare Breeds Project shines a spotlight on the canine gems you hardly ever meet—and shows why their stories matter. Join me behind the lens as I pair Nova Scotia’s wild backdrops with these extraordinary dogs, share vet-approved care insights, and reveal portraits that celebrate genetic diversity in all its fur-and-fabulous glory. Curious to see who’s sprinting, herding, or striking a regal pose next? Dive into the latest posts and discover the art—and heart—of uncommon breeds.
Meet the Icelandic Sheepdog: Iceland’s Cheerful Herding Treasure
If you’re looking for a spirited, affectionate, and ancient breed with a fascinating history, let us introduce the Icelandic Sheepdog — Iceland’s only native dog and a living piece of Viking…
The Tamaskan: The Wolf-Like Wonder Dog
The Tamaskan is a striking breed that combines the beauty and grace of a wolf with the loyalty and companionship of a domesticated dog. With its majestic appearance, high energy, and impressive…
Rare Dog Breeds – Remarkable and Ready for Their Close-Up
Why I started the project Several years ago, when Heads & Tails Photography was still in Alberta, I noticed something curious: the dog parks were packed with Labs, Goldens, and doodles, but the…
The Majestic Azawakh: A Unique and Ancient Breed
The Azawakh is a majestic and graceful breed of dog that has captivated the hearts of dog lovers worldwide. Known for its elegance and swift athleticism, this breed has a rich history, purpose, and…