English breeds make up the majority of dogs that begin with the letter E. English cocker spaniels, English toy spaniels, and English foxhounds are just some breeds you can find on this list.
The dogs listed below are breeds that the American Kennel Club has recognized.
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English Cocker Spaniel
The English cocker spaniel radiates lots of positivity. Its charming characteristics make it an ideal dog for the family. The English Cocker spaniel is always energetic and playful and does not shy away from having fun with family and kids.
These dogs are always active in activities and also love their food. Their favorite meals are cheese and meat. English cocker spaniels have a craving for their favorite food. If you leave the room, don’t expect to find your plate untouched.
The body of an English cocker spaniel will occasionally stand up to 17 inches and can weigh up to 34 pounds.
This dog loves outdoor activities. They are, however, delicate when young, and care should be taken during training sessions.
English Foxhound
The English foxhound is an energetic and outgoing dog. This British dog is blessed with a big head and a long muzzle.
Their long limbs make them stand tall at 24 inches. This dog can weigh up to 75 pounds and comfortably live up to 13 years.
They come with a flat back fitted with a nicely colored coat. The coat sheds regularly and hence might need more attention than some dogs.
This dog has got both beauty and brains and is an intelligent dog. The English foxhound loves outdoor activities and may not love cities. Open fields are preferred in overcrowded urban areas.
Due to their agility, this dog would love to follow its owners in hiking and athletic activities. Weekly brushing and occasional baths would do this dog wonders regarding grooming.
English Setter
The English setter, also known as the lower back, is an excellent sporting dog. The English setter can grow tall to about 27 inches and weigh up to 70 pounds.
This dog is uniquely identified by its long hairs that grow behind its legs, belly, and tail. Their coat comes in different color varieties, each known as a Belton. Its primary coat color is usually white, speckled in other colors like black, orange, or liver.
The English setter is a dog that has, over the years, gained a reputation for bird hunting. It can hunt quails and hawks when in open fields.
The dog’s strong limbs give it unmatched power to run after anything alive and to move. This dog is classified as a gun dog in the UK. The domestic variety of this dog is very social, intelligent, and admirable.
English Springer Spaniel
The English springer is a medium-sized dog with a reputation for hunting. Their name comes from its historical ability to “spring” game for hunters to take their shot.
The dog has a soft coat available in various colors. Black and dark brown colors are, in some cases, spotted with white patches.
This dog has excellent agility that best suits mountain hiking and athleticism. Those who love these activities will get a loyal companion who will always be available.
They are also affectionate to family and friends. The dog is a brilliant and trainable dog who is best taught by its owners.
They can age gracefully to the ripe age of about 14 years. The English springer spaniel stands tall at the height of 21 inches. They can weigh 55 pounds when fully grown.
English Toy Spaniel
The English toy spaniel radiates elegance. Their eyes are full of peace and beg for attention from an onlooker. The English toy spaniel stands at 11 inches and can weigh 14 pounds.
Their fur is smooth and tender to the touch. This dog also has a gentle and calm appearance. They are easy to raise adorable dogs who chase after anything.
The English toy spaniel loves to lie undisturbed while in its comfort zone. Toy spaniels shed some amounts of fur; hence, grooming to remove loose hair is necessary. English toy spaniels hate mishandling and may bite easily, making them a dog not to be left alone with young, naughty children.
Entlebucher Mountain Dog
The Entlebucher is a Swiss herding dig. They like to be active and hate laziness. Exercise is a significant portion of its life. Their traits can be described as confident, independent, intelligent, eager to learn, and social.
The Entlebucher has a thick coat, which is usually thick and dense. Their skin will need regular grooming to reduce shedding. Their skin comes in a sparkling-smooth black color that can have white spots or patches on their chest.
This dog stands boldly at 21 inches and can weigh up to 65 pounds. This energetic Swiss dog is affectionate with family and anyone who loves playing with dogs.
The dog’s agility and love for the family make it a friendly dog to hang out with.
Estrela Mountain Dog
The Estrela Mountain Dog is a beautiful Portuguese dog known for their socializing. This dog can mingle easily with children and family members. Their friends can fully attest to the immeasurable love that this dog shows.
They are a dog that is defined as strong-willed character who will never give up on their roles. The Estrela Mountain Dog has been known for years to be a guardian. However, they can become excellent companion dogs for your household.
This dog is always watchful of its owners. If you own an Estrela Mountain Dog, rest assured of maximum security, as no one will get to you without passing through the eyes of this caring dog.
The coat is thick enough to keep them warm in cold climates and comes either long-haired or short-haired. This energetic dog is quite playful with kids, especially during its early life stages.
The Estrela Mountain Dog can weigh 132 pounds and stand at heights of up to 30 inches.
Eurasier
The Eurasier is also known as the Eurasian dog. They are medium-sized dogs with muscular and elegant bodies. Their origin can be traced back to Germany, and is a dog you can train quickly.
This dog is defined by a wolf-like face and a pair of erect triangular ears that catch every sound near them. The look of Eurasier depicts a gentle, confident, and serious look.
This dog’s body is covered in lots of hair that keeps it amazingly warm while in the cold. Its tail is also surrounded by lots of hair and is usually curved towards the front. Combing or brushing his coat would favor this dog, especially if done once a week.
They are energetic dogs with a great passion for swimming and going out for walks. If you have other breeds at home, the Eurasier is a personality that can interact with other dogs peacefully.
They may chase any cats you have, but this will probably be for exercise. The Eurasier can weigh 70 pounds and reach heights up to 25 inches.
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