Canada's cutest dogs! - Canadian Eskimo dog, Landseer, Husky and even Labrador! Here are some of Canada's cutest dogs!

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Husky - One-month-old Siberian husky sled puppies in Wiltondale, Newfoundland, in 2008.

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Husky - When you think of Canadian dogs, huskies are often the first to come to mind.

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Husky - These working dogs make great rescuers.

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Newfoundland - This breed was originally bred as a general working dog, but they made excellent water rescue dogs.

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Newfoundland - Their muscular build, thick double coat, webbed feet, and innate swimming abilities made them perfect companions for Newfoundland sailors.

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Newfoundland - They can weigh up to 175 lb!

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Landseer - The name "landseer" can refer to the black-and-white version of the Newfoundland.

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Landseer - They are known for their sweet disposition, gentleness, and serenity.

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Landseer - But they do tend to drool!

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Canadian Eskimo dog - These dogs are thought to be one of the oldest and rarest of North American breeds.

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Canadian Eskimo dog - They are used as working dogs by the Inuit to this day, although numbers are very low.

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Canadian Eskimo dog - A Canadian Eskimo dog at Crufts, wanting to help feed the baby.

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Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever - Duck tolling retrievers are medium-sized gundogs bred for hunting.

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Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever - Originating in Nova Scotia, they are known to be intelligent, easy to please, and high-energy dogs.

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Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever - Their name is derived from their ability to lure ducks within gunshot range.

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Labrador - The labrador breed dates back to the 16th century.

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Labrador - Ignore the name! These guys actually come from Newfoundland.

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Labrador - Labrador retrievers are the most-popular breed in the United States.

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Canadian-born dogs - While these dogs might not be Canadian breeds, they sure love their country!

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Canada Day - A dog dresses up for the East York Toronto Canada Day parade.

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Partners - Habs fans in downtown Montreal.

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Dog race - Dogs compete during the Quebec Winter Carnival dog sled race in Quebec City in 2012.

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Flag-bearer - A dog wears flags to the polling station in Montreal.

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Frank - Frank, a bearded collie from Toronto, leaps up on his handler in the ring during judging at the 2016 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.

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Partners - Man and dog take part in a motorcycle rally in Port Dover, Ontario in 2017.

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Welcome - Prince Harry is greeted at the Invictus Games in Toronto by a local dog in 2017.

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Antifa - A political pooch at an anti-fascist rally in Vancouver in 2017.

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Dog or moose? - Princess Charlotte plays with a dog named Moose at a children's party for military families in Victoria, BC in September 2016.

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Rescued - A man holds the dog he rescued from the Fort McMurray wildfires in 2016. 

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