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Icelandic Sheepdog belongs to the Herding Group.

No picture for this breed yet. Images are imported from Wikimedia Commons, and this one has not turned up a usable photo.

Group
Herding Group
Life span
14–16 years
Male weight
14–20 kg
Female weight
14–20 kg
Hypoallergenic
No
Id
3c8a0a83-b3fc-48a6-a063-8fba06c4b894

The Icelandic Sheepdog is a small and energetic breed of dog that was originally bred in Iceland for herding and guarding livestock. They are intelligent, loyal, and hardworking, and make excellent working dogs.

Chocolate contains a substance known as theobromine (similar to caffeine) which can kill dogs or, at the very least, make them violently ill. random fact from GET /api/v2/facts

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Everything above came from https://dogapi.dog/api/v2/breeds/3c8a0a83-b3fc-48a6-a063-8fba06c4b894. No key, no sign up. See it in the reference.

Request 
curl -s "https://dogapi.dog/api/v2/breeds/3c8a0a83-b3fc-48a6-a063-8fba06c4b894"
Response 
{
  "data": {
    "id": "3c8a0a83-b3fc-48a6-a063-8fba06c4b894",
    "type": "breed",
    "attributes": {
      "name": "Icelandic Sheepdog",
      "description": "The Icelandic Sheepdog is a small and energetic breed of dog that was originally bred in Iceland for herding and guarding livestock. They are intelligent, loyal, and hardworking, and make excellent working dogs.",
      "life": {
        "max": 16,
        "min": 14
      },
      "male_weight": {
        "max": 20,
        "min": 14
      },
      "female_weight": {
        "max": 20,
        "min": 14
      },
      "hypoallergenic": false,
      "images": []
    },
    "relationships": {
      "group": {
        "data": {
          "id": "b8e4e89d-057f-432a-9e58-0b85b29b693c",
          "type": "group"
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

The picture itself also has an endpoint: https://dogapi.dog/api/v2/breeds/3c8a0a83-b3fc-48a6-a063-8fba06c4b894/image, which redirects straight to the file. See it in the reference.