On the last day of a year, we suppose it’s natural to reflect back on how the previous 364 days treated us. Some o...
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Are You are Railfan and Don’t Know it?
We are fascinated by the hobbies that people pursue. From button collecting and deltiology to knife making and cosplay,...
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When In Doubt, say “Nobs”
Here’s a word we challenge you to say five times really fast: Pohjanpystykorva. Not so easy? Ok, try this one: No...
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Tennessee’s Largest Manhunt, and a Pair of Bloodhound Sisters
It was the largest manhunt Tennessee had ever seen, and possibly the largest gathering of reporters in the state as 200 ...
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Striving for Balance
The Vizsla is one breed that is truly able to perform in all venues, and often does. Unlike a few other gun dog breeds...
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Good to be Queen
Back in the day, the line, “It’s good to be King,” from the Mel Brook’s movie, History of the Wo...
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Predictability of Purebred Dogs: Instinct, not Taught
It gives us goosebumps every time we read the story of “Boo,” a Newfoundland who was awarded a medal for his...
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Which Best in Show Character Do You Most Resemble?
With the AKC National Championship behind us, and Westminster on the horizon, the dog show season is getting interesting...
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First European Gun Dog Recognized in the US?
Do enough research and one is bound to run into differences of opinion. While it’s generally agreed upon that gun ...
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A Gutsy Pyr Shep
Pyrenean Shepherds (or Pyr Sheps) have been herding livestock in the mountainous Pyrenees region of France and Spain for...
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The Pioneer Woman’s Basset Hound “Thing”
If you are a Food Network fan, you’re probably familiar with Ree Drummond, the host of the hit show, The Pionee...
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The Cat Who Sang about a Dachshund
When Steven Demetre Georgiou was a child, he found a Dachshund tied to a post. Though he searched for the dog’s ow...
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Repurposed Otterhounds
For the naysayers who shrug and say that purebred dogs have gone past their “sell by date” because many of ...
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Death Row’s Only Companion
Philip Howard was a man-about-town in 16th century England. A conversion to Catholicism in the midst of Elizabethan Engl...
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“Gladiator of the Canine Race”
Not every Bull Terrier standard includes the wording, “Gladiator of the Canine Race,” but the Canadian stand...
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The Red “Setting”Spaniel
The Spaniel family is very old, and the fact that it has within it some of Europe’s oldest gundogs may surprise people...
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Ruh Roh, It’s Astro!
Like another cartoon character, “Scooby Doo,” “Astro,” of the animated series, “The Jetson...
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National Dog of Slovakia
Earlier, we shared a wonderful photograph of seven Weimaraners and one other breed, and challenged you to name the eight...
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The Breed That’s an Adjective and a Noun
Historically, the name “Cane Corso” is as much an adjective as it is a noun. “Cane,” in Italian, means d...
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Harbourside Park’s Nod to Two Historic Breeds
You’ll have to visit Canada to see these striking statues of a Newfoundland and Labrador Retriever in person. Dog ...
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