These Popular Dogs Are Doing Exactly Opposite Of What They Were Actually Bred For!!

Now

White Terriers have covered a great distance from being the accompanier of hunters to being the pet animal. Surprisingly, this hunter makes a good pet as they are very quick and intelligent and tends to share a good bond with the kids. The other changes were that their fur has grown thicker over the century with their snout and ear becoming shorter. Along with that, the consequences of bad breeding are clearly visible in this breed. Once an athletic dog, today their speed is stalled by their intentional stunting. However, this breed is very entertaining and loves to play around. 

Bearded Collie: Then

The origin place of Bearded Collies is Scotland. They were used to herd sheep and livestock regardless the weather situation and terrain. This doggos were quite famous for their highly-energetic and friendly personalities adding them to the farms as they had the ability to control livestock without harming them. They have always been very obedient and adorable breed with a great ball of energy.  They are very good as a show dog and herding dog. They gained fame very easily and was called Highland collies. The popularity of this breed was so high that the people formed a group called Bearded Collie Club of Britain in 1955.

Now

Don’t get confused they too are Bearded Collie but visibly with lots of changes. The time has shown its clearer impact on this breed that has evolved a lot over the years. The susceptible breeding also is held responsible for the drastic changes in them. Today, they have a shorter and stockier appearance. Fortunately, Even after the extensive breeding, they do not suffer big health hazards. However, many Bearded Collies do suffer allergies due to that. However, there have been some negative effects on the other aspects of this breed. They are one of the friendliest dog breeds and are quite easy to train. Their loyalty to their owner is very famous too. Though they shed a lot.       

Airedale Terrier: Then

Airedale Terriers enjoys the status of being largest of all of the terrier breeds. Also known as the “King of Terriers.” they trace back their origin to Aire Valley of Yorkshire, The foremost reason behind the breeding of this animal was to catch otters, rats, and other critters sprawling in the region between the Aire and the Wharfe Rivers. This underrated warfighter has its share of contribution to the World War I, they were used as the help dogs thanks to their image as the ideal working dog. There they used to deliver messages to British headquarters. They are not just outgoing, intelligent, and confident, but are also playful by nature. They are considered one of the most loyal breeds out there.

Now

No doubt, Airedale Terriers have undergone lots of changes. Now they own a body that is much less angular and their fur is coarser and longer as compared to their ancestors. However, not much difference has been registered in their demeanor. They still hold their positive image of being very intelligent, outgoing, and confident. They still are very active and ever ready to take up tasks hence, they continue to retain their image of being the ideal working dog. The independent dogs are truly a breed to behold. Smart, obedient, and playlist; they’re an all-around great breed.

Shetland Sheep: Then

The Shetland Sheep Dogs are also known as the Sheltie. They did not have themselves registered in the American Kennel Club until 1911. In the past, these pups weighed around seven to 11 pounds and had medium-length fur. If we talk about its origin then the Shetland Sheep Dogs first bred in the Shetland Islands that is off the coast of Scotland. These canines they are served as a watchdog for peasants. The duty included chasing the hungry birds and sheep out of their master’s farm. Shelties were also known as humble and reliable herding dogs. And lastly, these all qualities made it a good choice for a family companion.