A Lure Coursing test is a non-competitive event at which instinct tests and qualifying tests are run for eligible sighth...
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That Maltese You Love? Shock Dog
One of the world’s smallest and most densely populated countries is also home to two very different, but exceptional b...
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First Non-Sporting Dog Bred in the United States
Massachusetts’ General Laws, Part 1, Title 1, Chapter 2, and Section 14 designated the Boston Terrier to be its of...
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Thinking of Saving a Shelter Dog? Consider Saving an Entire Breed
The breed of the mama dog you see here with her puppies is the Alopekis, a primitive dog appearing in Greece during the ...
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“Cowboy Bebop’s” Pembroke Welsh Corgi
In the anime, Cowboy Bebop (anime, by the way, is a Japanese term for hand-drawn or computer animation), the main chara...
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Winning the Sporting Spaniel Club Trials Made a Difference
Around 250 BC, the forefathers and foremothers of the Welsh Springer Spaniel developed into the Agassian hunting dog tha...
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The Canine Aesthetic of Art Deco
They need particular structural qualities to chase, catch and hold his quarry. Special emphasis is placed on sound runni...
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The Book “Between Two Dogs”
For a dog owner who has everything else, consider gifting them “Between Two Dogs” by photographer, ...
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Crayola Dogs
In past posts, we’ve shared with you sculptures of purebred dogs made of bicycle chains, Legos, and wooden slats...
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St. Petersburg’s Dachshund Bench
We love dog art, we really love purebred dog art, and we especially appreciate public art that portrays our different br...
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Timujin’s Dogs of War
Timujin had a rough start even before he was conceived. Born of a mother who’d been kidnapped by his father and fo...
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This Hollywood Bad Boy
His face is ravaged now, and his biceps are so huge, his arms don’t hang straight. He’s got at least seven t...
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The Breed that Inspired “Union” Members to Hold a Dog Show
In 1690, a show for Schipperkes owned by Guild workmen was held in the Grand Palace of Brussels. The breed was called &...
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A Beloved Breed that had the “Pittenweem Terrier”as a Founding Line
The “Pittenweem Terrier” was a name once given long ago to a line of white Scottish Terriers developed by D...
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Corgi-Con!
It’s not too soon to make plans to visit San Francisco’s Ocean Beach this June when a whole lot of Pembroke Wel...
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The Bichon Frise: From Lion Cut to Rounded Head
Back in the day (way back), the Bichon Frise was often groomed in a “lion trim,” a then-popular style. As wi...
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Meet FCI #267 – the Haldenstövare
The smallest of the Norwegian hounds is the Haldenstövare (or Halden Hound) which got its name from a town in southeas...
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Kelb tal-Fenek
In its native Malta where the breed has been the traditional hunting companion of Maltese farmers, the Pharaoh Hound is...
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The L.L.Bean Bergamasco
When L.L. Bean posted the picture at the left on its Facebook page, purebred dog enthusiasts noticed! The following...
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Stubborn Reindeer, and the Dogs Who Herd Them
Unlike most deer species in which the male alone grows antlers, that’s not true for most reindeer – and just rec...
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