Few of us get to see a Dalmatian interact with horses in real life, but the instinct for “coaching” is inbor...
Read MoreName This Breed
Can you identify this dog’s breed? Answer below the image credit. Image: From Wikimedia via Flickr as posted by ...
Read MoreThink You Know the APBT?
Don’t be too hasty in thinking you know the American Pit Bull Terrier. When the towers collapsed on 9/11, an SAR...
Read MoreGuess the Babies’ Breed (Guess Before Clicking)
Did you guess that these babies would grow up to be corded? These are Komondorok (Komondor is the singular form), one o...
Read MoreMispronouncing Berger Picard
Pyu-lee. It’s like fingernails down a chalkboard to a Puli owner, but if someone has never actually heard the word...
Read MoreThe Importance of the Dewlap
Why do we love northern breeds? Because they’re living examples of dogs that have been developed for a reason. To ...
Read MoreNorthern Feet
A subcategory of “form following function” are the environment adaptations that breeds have developed and fo...
Read MoreDog Breeds: The Current Count
Approximately 2,000 distinct dog breeds have existed at varying times throughout history according to Bonnie V. Beaver i...
Read MoreThree Schnauzer Sizes
Of the three Schnauzer sizes, the Standard is the prototype, the miniature is the most popular of the three sizes, and ...
Read MoreIt’s a Whippet Thing
Everyone loves the Whippet, but sometimes those evaluating the breed struggle to understand its topline. It has a gentle...
Read MoreFeet Matter
Boxers have them. So do Greyhounds, Black and Tan Coonhounds and Bloodhounds. The Japanese Akita has them too, and its b...
Read MoreThe Laser Cut Shiba Inu
We’re suckers for things that are clever, innovative, and purebred dog-centric, so it’s a given that we wo...
Read MoreThe first Brittany “Spaniel” in France
The Brittany became a recognized breed in 1907 when “Boy,” an orange-and-white dog, was registered as the fi...
Read MoreAn Oxymoron: Supporting Animal welfare AND a “No Dogs Allowed” Policy
Within reason and common sense, we not sure you can support animal welfare and have a “no dogs allowed” ren...
Read MoreThe Beagle’s Name
Think “Beagle Love” started with Snoopy? Some historical records indicate that Beagle-type dogs were used in...
Read MoreA Snippet of Brittany History
The exact origin of the Brittany is a wee bit mysterious, but it’s believed that in the 19th century, English gent...
Read MoreName the Breed!
Can you name the breed based on these clues? This breed’s coat is a very distinctive mixture of hard and soft ha...
Read MoreThe Podengo
The Podengo is still popular in the Canary Islands as a rabbit hunting dog working in packs (the word “podengoR...
Read MoreQueen Victoria’s Tibetan Mastiff
The Tibetan Mastiff was quite popular with the British royal family; King George IV was given a pair as a gift in the 19...
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