You’ve got to love an interior designer/author who not only loves dogs, but takes his Great Pyrenees along to book...
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When Pop Culture “Pops” Breed Popularity
When a big screen movie or television commercial featuring a specific breed becomes wildly popular, it can make fanciers...
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The Only Recessive Hairless Breed
The Peruvian Inca Orchid Dog, Xoloitzcuintle, American Hairless Terrier and Chinese Crested Hairless are the four hair...
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It’s All Good Until Midnight
Yeah, they’re happy now. Wait ’til they find out that tomorrow is Monday. Photo of “The Puffinsquad...
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The Copper Hand-Crafted Breed
We seem unable to restrain ourselves around this time of year. Though holiday gift giving tends to get serious the day a...
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The Hounds
Lots of universities and companies have dogs as their mascot or logo, including Greyhound buses, which everyone knows. ...
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The Most Popular Type of White House Dog
Nineteen different terrier breeds were owned by United States Presidents throughout history, including the Rat Terrier, ...
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Do You Have Hambone Winner in the Family?
It takes a certain personality (or maybe just being in the right mood) to appreciate the “Darwin Awards,” a ...
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The Godfather of Gundogs
Strictly speaking, there are a few “buts” about the Old Spanish Pointer: It was the founding father of manyÂ...
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Don’t Mess With Mastiffs
Once upon a time in ancient Greece, there was a man so evil that the gods of the underworld put him in a pool of water t...
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Making Sense of Breed Groups
It might surprise you to learn that one of the most frequent questions we’re asked privately has to do with the lo...
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Laddie Boy
An Airedale Terrier named, “Laddie Boy” was possibly the first White House canine celebrity. He came into hi...
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A Snippet of Airedale Terrier History
The Airedale Terrier has its roots in the British Isles, specifically, the Aire river valley of Yorkshire less that one...
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Columbo’s Basset Hound
Most of us really liked Columbo, the TV detective without a first name, but we loved his Basset Hound, also apparently w...
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The Grand Ol’ Opry, Coonhound Style
To a Black and Tan Coonhound owner, the bay of their dog is down right musical, but to the owner who “runs” ...
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Husky. Come again?
Some breed names make perfect sense. They’re named after a function, region, person, or the people that created it...
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Speckled and Mottled
Until fifteen minutes ago, we thought that the fabulous Australian Cattle Dog is the only breed whose breed standard us...
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How Good Are You With Nicknames?
Can you name dog breeds by their nicknames? This is one of those Internet tests to see how quickly you can do it. Let ...
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The Recruited Belgian War Dog
The Bouvier was, like so many others, a breed severely impacted by war when its home became a battlefield. Dogs that sta...
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Before It Was the Eskie…..
As immigration spread across Europe, spitz type dogs were developed into various breeds, such as the Pomeranian and the ...
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