It’s described as the rarest Turkish breed outside of its native land, a breed nearly impossible to purchase from ...
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Dogrobatics, Weimaraner Style
Dogrobatics. It’s a thing. Broken down, it has elements of agility, trick dog, obedience, and choreographed free s...
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The TT: Part of the Story You Might Not Know
She became one of the first female surgeons at a time when a woman doctor was unusual, but encouraged by a veterinarian ...
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The Tax Man
Let’s get in the mood for this post with a little Beatles tune: Today is April 15th, and it seems fitting to talk ...
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He Wrote “I Feel Pretty” and Loved Dogs
When Steven Spielberg’s remake of “West Side Story” hits the silver screens, many will applaud the directo...
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The Moyen Poodle
In the United States and England, Poodles are arranged by three sizes: The Standard – over 15 inches at the high...
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Musophobics Need Not Read*
In homes where hamsters, ferrets and gerbils already reside, an Affenpinscher may not be the best fit of dog. Though not...
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The Dogo Sardo
Among the many rare breeds we share with you is the Dogo Sardo (also known as the Dogo Sardesco), a relatively unknown b...
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The Mascot is a Boxer
The seventh largest city in Massachusetts, Brockton, is sometimes referred to as the “City of Champions” b...
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Saved from the Brink
We note with alarm that far too many breeds are sinking in numbers, but we take some solace in that it needn’t be ...
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“Horny” Breeds – Not What You Think!
Some say that unique among pointing breeds are Smooth-coated Vizslak who have what can best be described as skin tags, o...
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The IRWS: “A Freshly Opened Chestnut”
While there are records of all-red setters in Ireland at the end of the 18th century, most experts believe that they cam...
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Lady Day and her Dogs
Had she lived, jazz great, Billie Holiday, would have been 104 years old on April 7th. She is remembered for her distinc...
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The “Gift of Kings”
When the Soviet Union invaded Hungary, the breed that had been nicknamed, the “Gift of Kings” was nearly decimated. ...
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Hark Hark the Dogs do Bark
Using dogs to make a political point has been a time-tested tool, and an unfortunate one. In 1914, the lithograph “...
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The Corded Poodle: Not So New
It comes as a surprise to a few people outside the dog fancy that corded Poodles are not new. In the 1800s, a top winnin...
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For a Good Time, Call #284
Who wouldn’t want a good time with a fun loving, good looking, never tiring date? Pretty much everyone. Would it...
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The Bamboo Dog
The Chinese Chongqing Dog has been called one of the rarest breeds in the world, a phrase that gets tossed around a lot ...
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The Bulldog Edition
There is a surprising number of colloquial expressions that refer to dogs, “Raining Cats and Dogs,” “b...
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Maltese, Period.
Of the many bichon-type breeds found in the areas around the Mediterranean, it’s possible that none has “enj...
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