For adherents of various Eastern religions, particularly Mohammedanism, there is a blessing that is regarded as a spirit...
Read MoreThe Inner B Word
You either know Christine Lavin or you don’t, but fans appreciate the New York City-based singer-songwriter’...
Read MoreThe Berner’s Mouthful Name
When Isaac Schiess imported a pair of Berner Sennenhunde from Switzerland in 1926, he tried to get them registered with ...
Read MoreThe Long Coated Akita
Inasmuch as we like to share information about accepted breeds in all their forms, we’re also about sharing inform...
Read MoreThere’s Always One Named Barry
In 1812, a monastery employee traveled from his home high up in the mountains to bring an old and very tired Saint Berna...
Read MoreSheepdog/LGD: Not What Some Think
Polish Tatra Sheepdog, Caucasian Shepherd Dog, Himalayan Sheepdog, Anatolian Shepherd, Carpathian Shepherd Dog, Georgian...
Read MoreThe Hunting Airedale
One could argue that the subtitle of this post could be: “How is the Airedale Terrier like the Poodle?” As i...
Read MoreGermany and the Pom’s Name
Once upon a time, there was a land nestled on the edges of Polska (Poland) and Teutonia (Germany). Its name was a deriva...
Read MoreA TV Australian Cattle Dog
The TV series, Madam Secretary, debuted in 2014 and ran for six seasons. The series followed Elizabeth “Bess”...
Read MoreColors of the Cane Corso
The general public likely believes that a dog’s color makes little difference to the dog, or even to a breed; the ...
Read MoreThe Pinschers
For the average person on the street who hears the word, “pinscher,” they probably think Doberman Pinscher, ...
Read MoreTalk to the Hand
When an Afghan Hound appears in a TV commercial, it’s usually in a role that denotes glamor, elegance, and refinem...
Read MoreOnly AKC Standard to Include this Word
There is no missing the nose of the Spinone Italiano. Situated at the end of a long head, the slightly Roman nose is on ...
Read MoreBigfoot, But Only Up Front
Wolves, coyotes, foxes, dogs….these are all canines. As canines, their paws are typically oval shaped, and when th...
Read MoreThe Irish Staffie
Evidently, it doesn’t take much to amuse us these days, and much of our merriment comes from our own foibles. We...
Read MoreBig Head, Strong Neck, On Purpose
There are other words in the first two sentences of the Bullmastiff standard, but we think three of them are hugely impo...
Read MoreSichuan Pai – the Pug in Early Japan
While “Japanese Pug,” was another name for the Japanese Chin, when the real Pug made its way to Japan from Korea, it...
Read MoreWere Wolfhounds Sung of in Sean-nós?
The ancients esteemed the Irish Wolfhound, and wove the dog called “cú” (hound or Irish hound) into their l...
Read MoreSlipping Hocks with Caveats
For many dog fanciers who got their start “back in the day,” it’s hard to believe that it’s been...
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