Where the Coton de Tulear originated before it found its way to the island of Madagascar in the 16th century isn’...
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The Parts Person
Are you a “parts person?” It’s easy to become one. When studying dog structure, we often focus on lear...
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The Head Rules (But Color Matters, Too)
The Boerboel is such an impressive dog that color almost takes a back seat to its other attributes. The head, for instan...
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Missing Pedigrees
At the beginning of WWII, dog club activity had virtually ceased in Hungary, as did hunting with one’s Vizsla. Bec...
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You Be the Judge
Be the critic. We seldom write book reviews here, but a book published just this year (2018) has caught our attention no...
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The Seeing Eye Lab Prevented a Murder
No one likes unwanted attention, but when that attention becomes obsessive, it often points to a stalker. This is what E...
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Why the ACD Was Needed
1813 was an important year for cattlemen in Australia. The discovery of a route westward from Sydney through the Blue Mo...
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Pomeranian Confusion!
Perform a Google search on “overweight Pomeranian,” and one will get pages and pages of diet tips for a Pom....
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All Colors At Once: A Rainbow Litter
Bearded Collies are born in four main colors (with or without white markings): Black, brown, blue (dilute black), and f...
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A Napoleonic Bloodhound
When it comes to canines, history typically associates Napoleon with Pugs and Newfoundland; Pugs, because Josephine̵...
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You Might Have Owned a Glen of Imaal Terrier if…..
Oral anecdotal history suggests that dogs that were taken to church as foot warmers, but bolted out the front door when ...
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Bashan and I
Though the book, Bashan and I, is a wonderful read for any dog lover, German Shorthaired Pointer fans will especially...
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Comes in Any Color As Long As It’s Black
Most people who are “into” dogs know that the Black Russian Terrier was developed by the Red Star kennel in...
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Your Dog Might Love This! Herding: Tests and Breeds
The video below might be the coolest thing you see all day: Ever wonder what it looks like when sheep are sheared? Below...
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Diggers! Form Followed Function
Cynologists believe that that the progenitor of all long-legged terrier breeds was the now extinct Old English Terrier. ...
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A Snippet of Keeshond History
The exact origin of the Keeshond has not been recorded, but it’s believed to have descended from ancient strains ...
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5th Century Irish Dog Owners & Brehon Law
It’s likely that Ireland had one of the oldest records of formal dog breeding in the world, and they took the for...
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Spar/No Spar?
For those just tuning in, the best definition we’ve heard to explain sparring is “to gesture without landing a b...
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Best ACD Movie Cameo – Ever
The list of movies in which an Australian Cattle Dog appears is lengthy, and some of those roles have been iconic (say, ...
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They Came Home with a Wife and the Ancestors of This Dog
Fox Paulistinha. Its common name translates to, “little fox terrier from Soa Paulo,” but it’s also known i...
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