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Companion Animal Molds

Breyer introduced the Companion Animal line in 1999. Scaled approximately to the Traditional scale, the line began with the Welsh Corgi, Golden Retriever, Labrador Retriever, Jack Russell Terrier, Silver Tabby and the Alpine Goat. The line was officially discontinued in 2006, although these molds continue to appear as part of play sets.

Mold Photo	Mold Name	Mold Photo	Mold Name
	Alpine Goat Sculpted by: Kathleen Moody Introduced: 1999		Great Dane Sculpted by: Kitty Cantrell Introduced: 2001
	Australian Shepherd Sculpted by: S Swink Introduced: 2000		Irish Setter Sculpted by: Kitty Cantrell Introduced: 2004
	Beagle Sculpted by: S Rose Introduced: 1998		Jack Russell Terrier Sculpted by: Susan Carlton Sifton Introduced: 1999
	Black Labrador Sculpted by: Susan Carlton Sifton Introduced: 1999		Miniature Sicilian Donkey Sculpted by: Carol Herndon Introduced: 2001
	Border Collie Sculpted by: S Swink Introduced: 2000		Rottweiler Sculpted by: Kitty Cantrell Introduced: 2004
	Calico Cat Sculpted by: Kathleen Moody Introduced: 2000		Shetland Sheepdog Sculpted by: S Rose Introduced: 2001
	Dalmatian Sculpted by: S Swink Introduced: 2000		Silver Tabby Sculpted by: Kathleen Moody Introduced: 1999
	English Foxhound Sculpted by: S Swink Introduced: 2001		Welsh Corgi Sculpted by: Susan Carlton Sifton Introduced: 1999
	Golden Retriever Sculpted by: S Rose Introduced: 1999

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