It was good to be queen. Heck, it was good to be her kids. When Prince Charles and Princess Ann learned to sail, it was ...
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National Dog of Guatemala
Though the Guatemalan Dogo is not yet accepted by the FCI or AKC, it is officially recognized by the Asociación Canofil...
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The Mystery of the Boxwood Terrier
If you’re like us, and we know we are, you absolutely hate it when you can’t resolve a question that has puz...
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The Clean Boot’s Beginnings
If you commit to memory every single thing you read on National Purebred Dog Day (if you do, we might have a job for you...
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The Dead Leaf Pattern
Mention “dog breed” and “butterfly” in the same sentence, and guaranteed, most people will think...
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The Mackenzie River Husky
When Robert Peary got to the North Pole (and became the first man to do so), he found a bewildering assortment of sled d...
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RIP Betty White
Betty White died the other day, just a couple of weeks shy of her 100th birthday. Most everyone loved the television Bet...
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Fish Catchers
For every flock, gaggle, or herd of animals that have been kept by man for his own sustenance, there is probably a dog t...
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Me and My Arrow
A few months ago, a few people got unglued when the video below was posted on both You Tube and on-line by the New York ...
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Kukonharjun Line in the Finnish Lapphund
It wouldn’t be the first time that one breed has been supplanted or absorbed by a close relative. That’s why today, ...
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Big Name for an Old Breed
Were it a dog’s name, it wouldn’t meet today’s AKC limit of 36 characters, but it was the early name o...
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“Spitz dog of the West Goths”
Most anyone with a middle name knew they were in trouble as kids when their parent called for them using every middle na...
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RIP, John Madden, Purebred Dog Owner
In 1969 when he was thirty-two years old, he became the NFL’s youngest head coach. He also became the youngest coa...
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Sweet Home Alabama’s “Bryant”
When a dog appears on the cover of a DVD, you might assume that the dog factors into the plot of that movie. With Sweet ...
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Artistic License?
Most of us would be hard pressed to identify the creature in the image as a dog, let alone what breed of dog, but in 184...
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Too Much Scottie
Over the years, we sometimes cover the same topic more than once, usually because we’ve come across more (or diffe...
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Malamute Ears
Ears are important to all dogs. How else can they ignore their owner shrieking, “DROP IT!” from across a roo...
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“Invisible” in a Breed Standard
We as contemporary people can cringe at what passed for special effects in movies made over 75 years ago, but as with mo...
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