125 autopsy cases of hemoblastoses in dogs are studied, their morphology was adequate to that in humans. Lymph proliferative diseases are more frequent in dogs. New morphological variants of lymphoid hemoblastosis are distinguished, which have not been yet included into the WHO International Histologic Classification of tumours in domestic animals.

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