Most people forget that Newfoundlands also come in brown, gray, and white and black, the black and white version known...
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The Komondor’s Name
The word “Komondor” appears in a Hungarian document dating back to 1544 in the “History of King Astiagis”...
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The Deep Chest
If you don’t show your dog, you may think it doesn’t really matter if your know whether your dog has a deep ...
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The Regiments of Staffordshire Mascot
Before “Watchman IV” retired, he met his replacement, “Watchman V,” both Staffordshire Bull Terr...
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How the Chow Chow Got His Black Tongue
When the world was created and the stars were put into the sky, a few pieces of the sky fell down to earth. There, they ...
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Corgis and the Royal Wedding
A bit of nostalgia as we revisit a popular commercial from the year Prince William and Kate were married. Can you believ...
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The Papier Scottie
This is nothing like the papier mache we did in junior high. Scottish artist, Gosia Walton, takes the medium to epic lev...
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“Little Brown Dog”
Legend has it that the brown on the “Little Brown Dog” was purposefully bred into the Boykin Spaniel to prov...
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State Dog of Louisiana
It’s safe to safe that most of the dog breeds we have in the United States were created somewhere else, but that&#...
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Transition Coats
Many breeds undergo a change in coat color with maturity, the Bearded Collie coming immediately to mind. The color durin...
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Monkey Whiskers
What’s not to love about the term, “Monkey Whiskers?” On an adult Afghan Hound, the long hair that gro...
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19th Century Spaniels
In the early 19th century, spaniels were considered to be in one of three groups based mostly by size. It made for confu...
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A Good Old Fashioned Kelpie Walk-About
When Western Australian Kelpie breeder, Aticia Grey, took her dogs for a “walk-about”, she never dreamed her...
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Anderson Cooper: Purebred Dog Owner
A tip of our hat to Anderson Cooper for having gotten the dog he wanted, a Welsh Springer Spaniel he’s named ̶...
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Big Paws • Heavy Clay Soil
The big paws of the Sussex Spaniel were ideal for coping with the heavy clay soil of Sussex where Augustus Fuller of Ros...
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The “Uplander”
The Wirehaired Vizsla was known for a time as the “Uplander” when introduced to the United States in 1970. T...
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Mousa, Papa Stour, Trondra, Bigga, and Hascosay
What are Mousa, Papa Stour, Trondra, Bigga, and Hascosay? They are just a few of the names of a place where Scotland mee...
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The “Pinscher” Word
Austrian Pinscher, Doberman Pinscher, German Pinscher, Miniature Pinscher, Affenpinscher – you see where we’...
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April 15th – Doberman Day?
Having shared the tragedy of the Titanic earlier today, we’re just loaded with cheerful posts as we also note that...
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The Dogs of Titanic
One hundred and four years ago today, the “unsinkable ship” known as the Titanic struck an iceberg in the north Atla...
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