They’re not the breeds we tend to associate with India, but when the Indian army lead its army dogs down the Rajpa...
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Troubled Tech Execs: What Breeds?
Recode.net wondered: If the executives of ailing tech companies were dogs, what breeds would they be? The answers wer...
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The Sookie Stackhouse Dog
Terry Bellefleur is a good guy, a kind guy, but his tour of Vietnam left him scarred, claustrophobic, and suffering f...
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Day 6: They Still Don’t Notice I’m not a Sheep
We credit Emergency Pugs on Twitter (@EmergencyPugs) for this image, but they claim no ownership to the pictures the...
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Saluki: Dog without a Country
Salukis don’t really have a “country of origin, they have a “region of origin.” The breed can be...
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“Well Heeled Bitches”
It’s been suggested that all of us will recognize elements of our respective breeds in David Kemp’s creatio...
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Heads up, Brit Dalmatian Owners
The Sheraton London Park Lane Hotel in the UK is searching for a real-life “Pongo” and “Perdy” t...
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Saturday A.M.
A grey muzzle means you get to sleep in on a Saturday, right? Right??? Photo of “Crunchby” Sarah Getzler...
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Cold Nose Warm Heart
A cold nose may signify a warm heart in our fellow man, but in hounds, it means that a dog is able to pick up a cold (me...
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They Need a Job
It’s said that a tired dog is a good dog, but a rested and bored Pyrenean Shepherd can think up some highly creati...
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‘Unconditional Love’ of Golden Retriever Comfort Dogs
On the Monday following the horror of the Orlando massacre, 12 Golden Retrievers arrived in the Florida city to offer co...
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Weimaraner Finds Gorilla Glue “Tough To Swallow”
It seemed like a good idea at the time. When “Lake,” a six-month-old Weimaraner, got curious about the bot...
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Friday, WhooHoooo
Dogs know. Irish Red and White Setters really know. It’s Friday! Photo by Jim Ehrman...
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The Classic Otterhound Arrroooooo
Perhaps you’ve seen reference to the Otterhound’s “Arrroooo?” It’s the sound that warms ...
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The Otterhound’s Nose
Back in the day when the breed still performed the job for which it was bred, Otterhounds were used with small terriers ...
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The Master (and Lady) of Otterhounds
In the 14th century, Edward II became the first Master of Otterhounds in England, and Elizabeth I was the first Lady Mas...
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Schipperke Specialties. In the 1600s.
Think dog shows are new? In the 17th century, Schipperke Speciality Shows were held by the Guild of Brussels by aristocr...
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A Snippet of Otterhound History
The modern form of the Otterhound most likely took shape late in the 18th century, but there is little doubt that R...
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