What’s Your Dog IQ?

These dogs were originally bred for hauling heavy freight because of their strength and endurance. They were later used as sled dogs.

These dogs were once known as "Van Rooyen's lion dog," the "African lion hound," or the "African lion dog."

These dogs were the stars of a famous Disney movie.

These small dogs were bred in Japan to hunt game such as birds and rabbits.

As puppies, these Chinese dogs have numerous, tight wrinkles. The wrinkles loosen and spread out as the dogs "grow into their skin."

This ancient breed of dog was once known as "The Roman Ladies' Dog."

These dogs with dreadlocks are also called "Hungarian Sheepdogs."

This one is tricky. This is the smallest breed in a group of dogs known as Mediterranean hunting hounds. To make this one even tougher, all the dogs listed in the answers are members of that group and they all have a very similar look.

"Snoopy."

Yes, this is a Dachshund. But what TYPE of Dachshund is it?

The cartoon character "Marmaduke" was one of these dogs.

One of these droopy-faced creatures appeared in the movie "Turner and Hooch" with Tom Hanks.

These dogs are also known as "Russian Wolfhounds."

These wrinkly-faced giants are also known as "Mastinos."

"Rin Tin Tin" was one of these dogs.

From their name you'd think that these dogs were first bred in Australia, but they're originally from the United States.

These dogs, from China, are also known as "The Chysanthemum Dog."

"Lassie" was one of these dogs.

These dogs were supposedly the dogs Noah brought on the Ark with him.

These dogs are used for droving large livestock across rugged terrain. "Droving" is a clue.