…monikers. And finally, if you’re a fan of the breed, you’ll enjoy this piece about the Cane Corso in movies! Image: Cane Corso by Barbara Keith http://barbara-keith.fineartamerica.com http://barbara-keith.artistwebsites.com/ http://www.redbubble.com http://www.zazzle.com/barbbarcikkeith…
…coat texture. Could he be on to something? We always defer to breed experts here. What say you, Bedlington owners? Bedlington Terrier by Barbara Keith http://barbara-keith.fineartamerica.com http://barbara-keith.artistwebsites.com/ http://www.redbubble.com http://www.zazzle.com/barbbarcikkeith …
…digital sales, and was inducted into the prestigious National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress for its cultural significance. Image: “Bears Backscratch” by Kimberly Santini www.paintingadogaday.com www.facebook.com/KimberlyKellySantini) http://paintingadogaday.blogspot.com https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/kimberly-santini…
…American Spanish ended up with a slightly different ‘c’ and ‘z’ than Spanish-Spanish. We welcome input from the experts! Image: “Room for Thought” by Elle J Wilson http://www.almost/ anangel66.co.uk www.etsy.com/shop/AlmostAnAngel66…
…lack permission to share photos of Alaia with his Yorkies, we used instead the artwork of the talented Lyn Cook. www.facebook.com/PetArtbyLyn www.petart.net www.corgiart.net Azzedine Alaia, Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier, fashion…
…lead to the breed’s African nickname,”m’bwa m’kube m’bwa wamwitu” which translates to the “jumping up and down dog.” “Milo” by Ed van der hoek –edart is availa http://www.edart.nl https://www.etsy.com/shop/edart www.facebook.com/pages/Edart-Enterprises/196742737007204…
…they add to the overall appeal of the Papillon by enhancing their elegance – and ultimately – breed type. Top image: “Elegance” Lyn Hamer Cook from DogArtByLyn www.facebook.com/PetArtbyLyn www.petart.net www.corgiart.net…
…with a double coat like several of the other rough coated terriers. Do you have a breed with a “broken” coat? Image: Airedale Terrier by Mary Sparrow HangingtheMoonShelby www.marysparrowsmith.net www.etsy.com/shop/HangingtheMoonShelby…
‘Ever hear the expression, “Everything old is new again?” Do we have a breed for you! The Podenco Orito is described by some as a “new” Spanish breed, but there…
…England in 1917. Despite her good deeds, once she left New Zealand, the law required her to be quarantined to get back into New Zealand. Even a petition signed by…
…to name their new Collie, “Lassie,” but Sally nixed the idea.. The sisters agreed to name their new dog, “Tsigane,” the feminine form of Tsigo. The sisters were smitten with…
…of Life, wireless headsets, memory foam, freeze dried food, LEDs, computer mice, and so much more. Pushing boundaries requires new technologies, and engineers and manufacturers are challenged to think in…
…anti-German violence by renaming it the “badger dog,” while others referred to Dachshies as “liberty pups.” Needless to say, neither stuck. A more current example could be the Saint Francis…
…tiger/lion, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog and pig) are said to represent how others perceive us, as well as reveal our personality traits and romantic compatibility. Right…
…to shepherd or sheepdog, but in reality, the word in Russian means something between “livestock guardian dog,” “shepherd’s dog,” and a “sheepdog.” Confused yet? Just wait. In Russia, “ovcharka” is…
…Donna, & Max — each, a one year old Belgian Sheepdog, and specifically a Laekenois. How the dogs came to be in New York started with Police Commissioner Theodore Bingham,…
…active or retired hunters. Image: From the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show “Meet the New Breeds” event, February 2012 by Pets Advisor via the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license….
…an unsuspecting public. In New Zealand, the silver color wasn’t seen until 2006 when imported Labradors from the USA produced silver offspring. The New Zealand Kennel Club addresses the issue…
…exotic locations where he pushed the limits of location work in color. He and Vreeland created a new genre known as “Travel Fashion” in which new clothing trends were juxtaposed…
…them from Europe were useless because their dogs had never seen a raccoon before. Hunters realized that they needed a dog that could tree a raccoon, and on a more…