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10th September 2009
Activities and sports are not only time fillers and energy vents for your dog. More than that, they are structures that people and dogs could use to better understand and communicate with the other. Training with your dog gives better exercise, is a fulfi... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons01st August 2009
If you know a lot about dogs or a certain breed and have the desire to turn the interest into a full-time and long-lasting job, a dog breeding business may be a great thing for you, however a dog breeding business is not for everyone. Breeding requires a ... Read >
Author: Merlin Hodge31st July 2009
Golden Retrievers capture the heart of their owners. Aside from being a popular pet they are devoted and family oriented; they can easily adapt to the environment there in.
Here are some details that you should know about the Golden Retriever:
• I... Read >
Author: Kristen Stevens31st July 2009
Golden retriever is a very special kind of dogs. They have qualities that are over whelming. Tracing back its history it justifies that they are good mans companions. Because of this Golden Retriever Breeders try to develop those desirable characteristics... Read >
Author: Kristen Stevens11th July 2009
The look on the Cocker Spaniel dogs are one of the few dog breeds that show off pure love, devotion and excitement.
Cocker Spaniel dogs are more than just dogs. This breed loves to work and also enjoys the finer things in life. Of all of the dog breed... Read >
Author: Thierry babineaux02nd July 2009
The Great Pyrenees, also known as the Pyrenean Mountain Dog is a breed of working dog officially recognized by the AKC in 1933. As the name suggests, the Great Pyrenees is a breed originating from the Pyrenees Mountains of southern France. Great Pyrenees ... Read >
Author: Brad Zockoll28th June 2009
There go the spots! Yes this is a dog breed that stands apart from all other dogs due to their spotted appearance. This is also a very intelligent and highly sensitive dog who will make for a great companion.
This is a distinct dog breed and is called ... Read >
Author: Thierry babineaux27th June 2009
The Labrador Retriever has accomplished many achievements. This remarkable dog was bred to hunt and retrieve, (water retrieve). The main contributor to the Labrador retriever breed was the Saint's Johns waterdog a breed located in Newfoundland, ( Canada) ... Read >
Author: upstatelabradors18th June 2009
Since the domestication of the dogs (roughly 15000 years ago according to some estimates), there has been a wide range of breeds available. There are about 475 registered breeds in the world today. This is due to the selective breeding of the dogs which a... Read >
Author: Thanate Tan18th June 2009
In addition to pug, mastiff and bulldog, another breed known for wrinkles is the shar pei. This breed originated from China thus also called the Chinese shar pei.
The name shar pei, which also means sand-skin, sand-coat or shark-skin was given due to t... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons05th June 2009
It's hard to imagine a sweeter, gentler or more peaceful dog than a Basset Hound. Bassets are one of the easiest-going and best-natured of all dog breeds. These hounds adore their masters and children and get along well with other animals and even strange... Read >
Author: sharma04th June 2009
The Poodle is an exceptionally intelligent dog that excels in obedience training. Its intelligence and ability to learn makes it one of the most popular breeds in the world. It is considered one of the easiest breeds to train. The name "Poodle" comes from... Read >
Author: sharma05th May 2009
Considered to be one of the most powerful canine breeds, the Bullmastiff was the result of cross breeding English Mastiffs with Old English Bulldogs, and was originally bred to thwart the efforts of various poachers and immobilize them. However, today th... Read >
Author: Jeff Nenadic05th May 2009
Oftentimes considered the most intelligent of all breeds of dogs, the Border Collie originate in the English and Scottish border country, and is an excellent sheep herding dog. They were plentiful in numbers in England and Scotland during the 1800s when ... Read >
Author: Jeff Nenadic28th April 2009
A good dog owner loves his or her pet, no matter how many problems it could have in behavior or personality. Unfortunately, not every dog is equally loved outside his or her home. While a dog’s owner might be tolerant of an animal that barks constantly ... Read >
Author: Ron Ayalon16th April 2009
Knowing more about the boston terrier dog breed is definitely the first step in moving towards a healthy and happy boston terrier. Thus it is always important for first time owners to do their assignment and research everything they can about their chosen... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons17th March 2009
Developed along the Chesapeake Bay area, the Chesapeake Bay Retriever was bred to handle hunting endeavors in adverse water and inclement weather conditions. They are capable of breaking ice and handling the most strenuous retrievals imaginable. Owners of... Read >
Author: Jeff Nenadic09th March 2009
Almost a century back the Dachshund was first recognized by the AKC. Actually the North American culture embraced this breed and invariably this breed occupies a position in the top 5 registered breeds. It belongs to the family of hounds and stands apar... Read >
Author: Jeff Nenadic24th February 2009
The Glen of Imaal Terrier is small purebred dog that is easy to love and live with. They are spirited and full of pluck. They are resilient and hardy dogs.
Glen of Imaal Terriers was recognized by the Irish Kennel Club in 1934 and the AKC in October in... Read >
Author: sandyo09th January 2009
The beagle is an oxymoronic dog. They rank fifth on the 2007 AKC list of breeds - and yet have fallen off the top ten list in many cities, remaining third in Providence, R.I. There are good reasons - this isn't a breed for everyone. More importantly, it's... Read >
Author: D Beart06th January 2009
The Golden Retriever is a perennial Top Ten popularity breed for many reasons. The normally calm demeanor, active but gentle nature and eager to please attitude combine with intelligence and trainability. They are friendly, reliable and trustworthy.
Wh... Read >
Author: D Beart04th December 2008
In another land and time the Yorkshire terrier was not a small longhaired show dog and pet. Rather, he was a larger rat killing dynamo. Tracing back to the 1600's the breed was valued in textile mills, mines and farms where pest control was important. In ... Read >
Author: D Beart03rd November 2008
Genetics of German Shepherd Coat Colors
Concerning the GSD and German Shepherd coat colors, the breed standard from the SV specifically states: "The color of the GSD is in itself not important and has no effect on the character of the dog or on its fit... Read >
Author: spitfiregsd12th September 2008
For many years, one of the most popular dog breeds has been the Pug. If you are going to own a Pug, you need to realize that it will require special care. This breed has long been a recognized one, and gained acceptance in the AKC's Toy Group where it was... Read >
Author: Debbie Foster21st July 2008
Poodles are highly energetic and active dogs with sweet temperament and eagerness to please everybody. They are easy to train - whether potty training or training in preparation for circus performances. They can live for up to 17 years or even longer if t... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons02nd July 2008
Correct Toy Poodle information is the key towards a happy and healthy life for your dog. What would happen if you took your dog outside to play in the snow not knowing that he cannot tolerate too much cold? What you think as fun and exciting can cause pro... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons26th June 2008
The well-known comics 'Peanuts' made beagles a popular choice among many families. With its cheerful and loyal disposition, it isn't difficult to understand just why. While the beagle has its roots in hunting, commonly used in seasonal fox hunts, it has g... Read >
Author: Moses Wright21st May 2008
Boxer dogs are undoubtedly famous. Proof of that fame is their standing on the 2007 American Kennel Statistics (AKC) in which they placed sixth as the most popular breed of dog in the United States.
A lot of people opt for Boxer dogs because of the man... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons27th March 2008
The Mediterranean region is the point of origin for the dog breed now known as the Bichon Frise. In 600-300 B.C., Spanish sailors used this breed, then known as the Barbichon, to create diplomacy with other countries during trade missions. The Barbichon w... Read >
Author: Mary Stevenson19th March 2008
The American Kennel Club has identified the Golden Retriever as a certain breed that fits within the sporting group of dog breeds. A mid-size dog, they tend to be eager to please and very friendly with people and other dogs. The American Kennel Club has s... Read >
Author: Carol Matthews19th March 2008
Poodle breeders are adamant supporters of Poodles. This purebred dog breed, which originated in Eastern Europe, is the official dog of France and it is the French who bred the dog into its three sizes: toy, miniature and standard. Competition Poodles draw... Read >
Author: Lisa A Collins10th March 2008
The Bichon Frise is an all-white, curly-furred lap dog that originated in the Mediterranean region. This breed is believed to be a mix of Barbet, poodle and generic white lap dog. The breed has an illustrious history. An early version, called the Barbicho... Read >
Author: Mary Stevenson07th March 2008
The majority of Chihuahua puppies are gentle, loving and sweet tempered animals. They are fiercely loyal to their owners and thrive on love and attention. They are totally fearless when defending and protecting their master. But in order for Chihuahua pup... Read >
Author: Sandra Dean07th March 2008
The exact origin of the breed of dog known as the beagle is unknown but it is thought that this sturdy breed descended from a blend of various English hunting dogs. The breed was registered with the American Kennel Club (AKC) in 1885. Since that time the ... Read >
Author: Michelle Adams26th February 2008
The parent breed club, rather than the American Kennel Club (AKC), which acts in other ways in the dog show world, determines the breed standard for any dog breed in America. In the case of Pugs the Pug Dog Club of America determined the breed standard. ... Read >
Author: Jenny Donaldson26th February 2008
The Boxer is one of the oldest German breeds. He has become a staple in American Society as a family pet and protector. Developed in Germany, the Boxer is stocky, medium-sized, shorthaired dog. The coat is smooth and fawn or brindled, with or without whit... Read >
Author: Nicholas Hunt25th February 2008
Havanese grooming is an important part of owning one of these sweet little toy dogs. If you are planning to show your Havanese in any competitions, it becomes even more important. The beauty of a Havanese grooming routine is that it doesn’t have to be a... Read >
Author: Fiona Kelly19th February 2008
German Shepherd puppies are great little puppies that grow up into large wonderful dogs. A German Shepherd puppy for sale will come in several different colors such as black and brown, black and silver, black and tan, solid black, black and cream and sabl... Read >
Author: Jan Ryan23rd January 2008
The German Shepherd dog has a relatively short history though it is a well-loved and well-worked dog today. The breed began in Germany in 1899 and was registered with the American Kennel Club (AKC) in 1911. By World War I, over 48,000 German Shepherds wer... Read >
Author: Jan Ryan22nd January 2008
The American Kennel Club (AKC), which establishes standards for all breeds of dog recognized in the United States, has established standards for the German Shepherd breed. Dogs that match this standard may win best of breed contests and may even be crowne... Read >
Author: Jan Ryan17th January 2008
Are you looking for a teacup Yorkshire terrier to be your bosom canine companion? If you are then there is probably one thing that you have on your mind right now, and that is how to get your hands on someone who breeds teacup Yorkies so that you can get ... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu10th November 2007
One of the several kinds of retriever, Labrador Retrievers (or Labrador dogs) are currently listed as the number one registered dog with the American Kennel Club (AKC). This breed is ranked very highly by dog enthusiasts on all levels; playfulness, friend... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons05th November 2007
The Chihuahua is the smallest breed of dog in the world and is named after the state of Chihuahua in Mexico, where it was discovered in 1850. Some scholars believe the Chihuahua to be descended from Chinese hairless dogs—who may have crossed over from A... Read >
Author: Penny Taylor05th November 2007
A Schnauzer is a German breed of dog. The name comes from the German word for snout because of the dogs' distinctively furry muzzles. The AKC generally subdivides these dogs into three breeds by size: Miniature which is less than 15 inches at the shoulder... Read >
Author: Penny Taylor02nd November 2007
Originally a French word, the Bichon Frise dogs name literally means curly lap dog. It is a small breed of dog and a member of the non-sporting group. Originating from the Mediterranean, this breed of dog first came in the United States sometime around 19... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons12th October 2007
AHHHHH! The Poodle. As an owner and breeder of Poodles I can tell you these are not your ordinary dogs. The Poodle is very intelligent, possibly the most intelligent breed. The breed originated in Germany, but have been raised in France for centuries. Thu... Read >
Author: Penny Taylor21st May 2007
The Shih Tzu is a very cute dog that only weighs between eight and eleven pounds. The average height of a Shih Tzu is around eight inches. A Shih Tzu is considered to be a small but very sturdy dog. The Shih Tzu is often compared to the Lhasa Apso. A Shih... Read >
Author: Carl Johannsen18th April 2007
I cannot emphasize more the magnitude of obedience training for your dog. Besides it is very substantial to the well being of your dog and your own delight in having a dog.
Dog owners would undeniably enjoy more sharing a house, a car or even spendi... Read >
Author: Leo Enoch14th March 2007
An Introduction to the Keeshond
The Keeshond (plural is Keeshonden) is an extremely affectionate dog that tends to get along wonderfully with people and with other pets in the household. They are a medium sized dog, weighing about thirty-five to forty-... Read >
Author: Carol Stack02nd March 2007
Are you thinking of getting a small dog? Are you wondering what the most popular small dog breeds are? And why do so many people prefer a small dog?
People get small dogs for various reasons. It could be they enjoy a small dog that is easier to handle,... Read >
Author: Carol Stack27th April 2006
The Greyhound is a medium to medium/large dog breed that is graceful and gentle. They weigh between 60-70 pounds and reach 26 inches to 30 inches in height. They are a breed that enjoys family companionship and loves routine. They love to eat at the sa... Read >
Author: Dakota Dog25th April 2006
Although the concept is by no means new; many people are discovering that some of the latest breeds of super dogs are not as great as their breeders would have you believe.
Of the "designer dog club" the 'Labradoodle' is probably the most well known. ... Read >
Author: steve Allison20th April 2006
This small, spunky dog breed is famous for coining the phrase Yo quiero Taco Bell. Who doesn't remember the commercials in which the Chihuahua expressed his love for Taco Bell food? Tiny and energetic, the Chihuahua typically weighs between 2-6 lbs and ... Read >
Author: Dakota Dog12th April 2006
The Yorkie, nickname for the Yorkshire Terrier is affectionately called by it's devoted owners and is a pleasure to live with. Content to be stroked and petted, your Yorkshire Terrier will take up residence on your lap whenever possible. Yorkies have a ke... Read >
Author: steve Allison03rd April 2006
Shopping for Dogs in the Toy Group
The average future dog owner does not own acres of property. They don't have a fenced backyard or thousand of square feet inside their home. They haven't thought about their possessions being coated in dog hair or the... Read >
Author: Dr.Jeffry Weiss27th March 2006
When Xavier Cugat, the rumba king, appeared with his Chihuahuas in movies and on television in the late 1930s and 1940s the Chihuahua breed received great exposure and became quite popular.
Because of the Chihuahua's exposure in movies and television... Read >
Author: Connie Limon13th March 2006
The Dachshund is an extremely popular dog breed which has ranked in the top ten most popular dog breeds for many years. Dachshunds were ranked 6th out of 154 dog breeds registered by the American Kennel Club (AKC) in both 2004 and 2005. When most people t... Read >
Author: Mike Mathews16th February 2006
So you are interested in acquiring a Golden Retriever because you think it is a friendly and good looking dog breed and you have heard that it behaves well with children. Well you are right in that the Golden is one of the best family-oriented dogs in the... Read >
Author: Mike Mathews09th February 2006
Choosing a new dog might seem to be a very simple and one way task, but there are indeed a lot a factors to consider. And when one embarks on it, it could be quite a confusing and exhausting task. With proper information at hand, choosing a dog can be a... Read >
Author: Donnis Barron12th December 2005
The Shih Tzu is classified by the American Kennel Club in the Toy Group. It is one of the elegant dogs from China. The Shih Tzu was a cherished, pampered pet of royal families in China for over a thousand years. As the Shih Tzu developed there evolved ... Read >
Author: Connie Limon11th December 2005
Dog agility trials are becoming more and more popular the world over. They began in England, as so many good things, do, but "agility fever" quickly spread all over the globe. Now there are clubs and events everywhere that there are dogs.
Some clubs in... Read >
Author: Brad Carlson10th December 2005
Puppy classes are for Shih Tzu nine months of age and over
but under twelve months. The Shih Tzu must be whelped in
the U.S.A.
The Novice class is for Shih Tzu six months of age and over.
The Shih Tzu must be whelped in the U.S.A. or Canada and
ha... Read >
Author: Connie Limon09th December 2005
The Affenpinscher is a small 7 to 8 pound dog that usually does not exceed around 10 inches in height. The Affenpinscher has bushy eyebrows and shaggy hair and most often is considered to look somewhat like a monkey. Although this certainly is a dog, you ... Read >
Author: Dakota Dog22nd October 2005
Labradors are one of the most well known and most popular choices for dog lovers across the nation. A Labrador puppy that is trained well will be a loyal and playful friend as well as a dependable hunter (if it is a retriever) for its owner. When choosi... Read >
Author: Boyd Norwood
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