In our humble opinion, hockey is one of the greatest sports ever. It is arguably the most dangerous sport in North Ame...
Read MoreAh Bounce! ah gentle Beast! To a Great Dane
As odd as any of may think it is to name every dog we’ve ever had by the same name, there examples of people who...
Read MoreThe Kangals and the Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog
There are few things that please us more than sharing an uncommon breed with you, unless it’s sharing an ownerR...
Read MoreGreyhound “Racing Colors”
The other day, we shared a post having to do with Greyhound racing, and how Florida, the last big state with numerous tr...
Read MoreDog Fonts II
A couple of years ago, we shared a post that used purebred dogs to hype fonts; well, school has started in most parts of...
Read MoreThe Hound in Pajamas
It’s not the feet that catches the average person’s eye when spotting a beautiful Afghan Hound, though the b...
Read MoreThe Breed that “Tired out Ten Horses”
We don’t know if it’s true, but the Great Book of Dogs wrote that an American Foxhound is “capable of ...
Read MoreIcart Borzoi
Artistic attention to one’s breed is welcomed, unless, of course, the artist “gets it wrong,” but even...
Read MoreThe Obedient Boxer
Whatever else you think you know about obedience work (the dogs are robots, the dogs are bored, the dogs are yada yada y...
Read MoreThe Great Dane, “Cecil”
A stuffed Great Dane is probably not what one expects to encounter at a museum honoring a famous artist, but that is exa...
Read MoreThe Poor Man’s Exquisite Dog
She’s got large hairy feet, wide hips, and well developed thighs. Though her coat is oily, it is a riot of curls. ...
Read MoreThe Apple That Falls from the Tree
Breeding matters. In 1967, a dog named “Risto” did something pretty special. He established an all-time reco...
Read MoreThe Incredible Siberian Husky
The famous 1925 serum run to Nome in which diphtheria antitoxin was transported from Anchorage, Alaska, to Nenana, Alask...
Read MoreName This Breed!
The late Alan Stuyvesant said it best: “A Brittany should remind one of no other breed. He should look like a Brit...
Read MoreThe Keel: It’s Not Decorative!
In the AKC’s hound group, “keel” is a word that can found be in three breeds: The Azawakh, the Bloodho...
Read MoreThe Pig and the Poodle
The literary world is replete with famous authors and their purebred dogs – just the other day, we posted about th...
Read MoreA Famous Novelist’s Dachshund
Cinephiles (those passionate about movies) will know that what the films The Bostonians, The Wings of the Dove, Daisy M...
Read MoreWhen “Done with Men,” Turn to Elkhounds
After having posted about the Black Norwegian Elkhound, it seems like a good idea to add one more interesting fact to th...
Read MoreThe Black Elkie
The fabulous Norwegian Elkhound with most of us are familiar is gray, and according to its AKC or UKC breed standard, an...
Read MoreThe Boykin Spaniel and The American Water Spaniel: Differences
You are not alone if you have trouble identifying certain breeds that seem similar to each other until their differences...
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