A new article on the Mother Nature Network website features the world’s largest breeds, in both height and weight, and it include lots of great photos. All the breeds you’d expect to see. . .
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In the latest survey of American dog owners, the Labrador Retriever remains the most popular breed in the land, but several other breeds have jumped upward in the list. The rankings by. . .
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You know the old saying that dogs and their owners end up looking like each other? AS part of their coverage of the 2015 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, the folks at the. . .
Read MoreWritten by: Kimberly Wang
“Is that a Canaan dog?”
Theo was still an adolescent the day we met the woman who asked that question ten years ago…the first time we’d heard of a Canaan. At the moment, we were focused on our destination: . . .
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Whether or not you approve of the American Kennel Club or their work—many dog lovers prefer mixed breeds or rescue dogs—the organization does have tremendous influence on the. . .
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It takes a brave person to set out to rank dogs into categories such as “Inexplicitly overrated” and “Overlooked treasures,” but designer David McCandless has done just that in this infographic called “Best in Show: The. . .
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Here’s a cool graphic feature from mashable that identifies the ten most popular breeds in America, but then goes a couple steps further, breaking things down by region and then even by gender. Does your dog make the list, and. . .
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The Westminster Kennel Club recently announced that two new breeds will be added to the list competing at the organization’s annual show at Madison Square Garden. The Wirehaired Vizsla, a hunting breed originally from Hungar, and the Coton de Tuléar, named for. . .
Read MoreLast Friday, we posted a photo of the lovely Aria and asked you to guess her breed for a chance to win a new collar. Astonishingly, our. . .
Read MoreYesterday, I was in Montpelier, Vermont—our state capital—and I stopped in a wonderful little place called The Quirky Pet only to be met by this. . .
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