Geographically speaking, Poland is an almost unbroken plain that stretches from the Baltic Sea in the north to the Carpa...
Read More
Which is Which?
A cursory glance at this photo may lead to these dogs being identified as Mudik, but only one of them actually is. The o...
Read More
The Largest of the Elkhounds
Once upon a time, there were two wolf-colored spitz type dogs in Scandinavia, and although the two of them were of diffe...
Read More
Why You Know the Dun Hound. Sort Of.
By all accounts, “dun” is a dull grayish-brown color, and it follows that “Dun Hounds” would be ...
Read More
One More Way “Labs Rule”
As a rule, single breed dog shows with the highest entries are hosted by each breed’s parent club, but there is an...
Read More
All Aboard the Dandie Dinmont!
Neilson & Company was a locomotive manufacturer in Glasgow, Scotland founded in 1836. In 1843, they began building f...
Read More
Single Tracking
For you to understand our topic more fully, we want you to take part in a little experiment that will require space. S...
Read More
Where was the Doberman Pinscher “Born?”
We have a wonderful pneumonic device to share with you (and it happens to be our favorite song to come out of the movie,...
Read More
Carriage Dogs & Coach Dogs: What’s the Diff?
If one does any amount of reading on the Dalmatian, one will encounter the terms, “Carriage Dog,” and “...
Read More
A TV Vet Visits Westminster
While we’ve been absorbed with watching the British series, This Farming Life,” it seems that others have be...
Read More
The Border Collie Who Inspired a $3 Million Company
Police and military dogs have a Border Collie named “Midnight” to thank for their eye protection. You’...
Read More
Primitive Breeds
Your dog circles several times before settling down for a nap, or maybe he “digs” a bed each night before going to s...
Read More
South Africa’s Bed Time Story Dog
Fortunate visitors to the Jock Safari Lodge in South Africa’s Kruger National Park may come across this sculpture ...
Read More
The Cardigan Front: Think Eggs
Once seen, it can’t be unseen. Eggs. That’s the power of using a mnemonic device (something that helps you r...
Read More
One of the “Old World Bichons”
An owner with a sense of humor might name their Bolognese, “Oscar Meyer,” but the breed predates processed m...
Read More
Chien d’Ordre
Over the centuries, most countries developed their own hound breeds, but the French were so good at it that not only do ...
Read More
Heritage Breeders: What You Don’t Hear About
If you weren’t at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, or perhaps you missed the broadcast, you also missed the i...
Read More
An Open Letter to CNN and John Berman
Following the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, CNN’s John Berman and Alisyn Camerota spent a few moments on the s...
Read More
Westminster: Good Genes Always Out
The incredible scenting ability of dogs has been used to detect bombs starting in the early 1940’s, their legacy p...
Read More
Poor Us and Our Cart Dog
Any excuse to share the next best thing to puppy breath: Wallonia is the French-speaking region of southern Belgi...
Read More