…have such an appreciation for breeds indigenous to Japan. Leading the movement was Saito Hirokichi. A landscape architecture student, Hirokichi’s greatest love (after art) was dogs. In part, this was…
…he moved to New York where met his wife. The two were seen dancing a step to ragtime music that seem to put everyone in a good mood. Audiences called…
Chessies are Masters and Commanders of Water, but “Train” proves that the breed is capable of much more. “Train” is a rescued Chesapeake Bay Retriever who has been trained to…
…matters. A good example is the importance of sound structure to anyone who plays with their dog, hikes with their dog, lets their dog get up on the bed or…
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We’ve been introducing you to some dogs who are “Not Just Another Pretty Face,” our series on dogs who aren’t just fine examples of their breed, but are also dogs…
…and the first search warrant based on an accelerant-detecting canine was served soon after. More than once, Mattie and her handler, Connecticut State Police Trooper Douglas Lancelot, waited on scene…
…The Labrador was an obvious pick because I have two of them. A close friend bred the Parson Russell who serves as a professional search dog for police cases. The…
…American bird and squirrel hunting communities, but participating in hunt tests where the breed can be seen is certainly a step in the right direction, and winning high prizes (as…
…about these dogs will be treated to a breed with a wide array of possibilities. The ALH comes in nine different official colors, three patterns (solid, leopard and brindle, though…
…that this lamb was found! Not only are working sheep dogs a companion, loyal friend and colleague in the movement of sheep, they can also adapt their talent to search…
…of the body) can’t support the dog’s weight. The condition is complex because a dog’s foot/pastern assembly is complex. It’s not something that can be adequately addressed in a short…
…hide in heavy cover and die a long, slow death. Development of blood trailing dogs were common on the European continent. In Germany, for example, an honor code among hunters…
If you are of a certain age, you will remember a time when Bangladesh was all over the news for a very sad reason: The famine of 1974. A perfect…
…in 1995 when “Cautious,” “Grayling,” and two other Otterhounds were trained for a Track and Search Dog Service for Dorset and the New Forest when it was found that the…
…to find narcotics and bombs. In 1986, police trained the first dog in the world to sniff out arson with the help of Hubball. To fight computer crimes, Hubball tested…
…everyone everything they knew. Read: They were blabbermouths. There weren’t as many dogs back then as there are now, but nearly everyone owned a few dogs to take hunting. Flying…
…dog show may be the best way for you to see certain breeds. How do you find one near you? The #AKC has an “events search” on its site that…
…only because of its color, but also because of the silent swiftness with which Weimaraners move through a forest in search of their prey. Weimaraner by Dale Moses http://dale-moses.pixels.com/ http://dale-moses.artistwebsites.com/index.html…
…Russia, and the “former superior” of the shrewish husband was the Commander In-Chief of all of Russian Armed Forces, Vladimir Putin. Imagine you’re the husband (his name is Boris Fadeev)…