The term 'Celtic Canines' refers to a group of four breeds of dogs that originated in the Celtic regions of Europe. These breeds are the EYETEETH (8 letters), Teethes (7 letters), Teethe (6 letters) and Skyes (5 letters). The EYETEETH is a large breed of dog that was bred for hunting and guarding, while the Teethes is a smaller breed of dog that was bred for herding and agility. The Teethe is a medium-sized breed of dog that was bred for tracking and retrieving, and the Skyes is a small breed of dog that was bred for companionship and lapdog duties. All four breeds are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and strong work ethic.