The Danish-Swedish Farmdog, a breed newly recognized by the American Kennel Club, joins over 200 purebred dog breeds that are eligible for competition.

Meet the Danish-Swedish farmdog, the newest breed recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC). They’re spry, they’re energetic and they’re up for anything—but at the end of the day, they’re happy to settle down and cuddle.

The Danish-Swedish farmdog joined the AKC's registry after years of work by owners to establish a breed standard and grow its population across multiple states.

Say hello to the latest dog in the American Kennel Club’s lineup of recognized breeds. The Danish-Swedish farmdog joined the pack Thursday.

The American Kennel Club added a new breed that can now compete in the organization’s most prestigious dog show competitions — the Danish-Swedish farmdog.

The Danish-Swedish farmdog is being fully recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC) as the purebred dog registry’s 202nd breed. The designation earns the farmdog eligibility to compete in the Working Group at more than 26,000 AKC events held annually. 1

Spot on the coveted AKC registry is claimed by pint-sized working dog. It's time to step to the side and let the American Kennel Club’s (AKC) latest inductee move to the front of the line. Yes, the breed chosen to kick-start the new year is the feisty little Danish-Swedish Farmdog who,

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