With stunning blue or brown eyes and soft coats, the Siberian Husky’s “wolf-like” appearance make these dogs stand out from the pack. Speaking of packs, huskies originally lived in groups and were bred as sled dogs and companions by the Chukchi people in Northeastern Asia. In unpredictable climate conditions, the thick coats of Siberian Huskies…
With their signature black and brown coats, it’s hard to miss the German Shepherd’s muscular form. Most commonly known for their courage, obedience, and intelligence, it’s no wonder this breed has a long history of working alongside military and police personnel. Originally, a cavalry officer, Captain Max von Stephanitz, bred German Shepherds as herding dogs….
Referred to as the “lion dog,” Shih Tzus are often thought of as part of canine royalty. While anybody who owns one of these purse-size dogs knows how much work and effort goes into grooming a Shih Tzu, the beautiful results are often worth the time and effort. Historically, Shih Tzus have been an integral…
Often referred to as “tuxedo dogs,” people sometimes mix up the short and stout Boston Terrier with similar breeds like the French Bulldog or Pug. This breed earns their nickname from their fashionable tuxedo-colored coats that come in black, white, brindle or seal. Much like the city they’re named for, Boston Terriers do well in…
Affectionate and energized, the Border Collie’s athletic frame and longer coats make this breed easily-recognizable among dog enthusiasts. Historically, Border Collies have had one purpose: herding. Compared to the big-boned herding dogs of the Roman Empire, Border Collies were swift, agile, and energized. Even today, Collies are still considered by many to be the best…
May the force be with you! Your dog is your priority, but you also want to rep your favorite movie. Toys are a critical part of your dog’s life, but they offer a lot of enrichment. It’s essential to keep a variety of toys around to address your dog’s unique needs. You don’t need to…
Greyhounds are a striking breed of dog, capable of reaching high speeds quickly and gracefully. Your Greyhound can’t ever be off-leash and will need proper identification if it gets out. A collar is a critical part of your Greyhound’s life because it can help you get it back if it ever manages to run. Collars…
Pitbulls are sweet family dogs with a rough reputation. Some Pitbulls are bred for fighting, but this is by far not the defining trait of the breed. Pitbulls are loyal and lovable with often goofy personalities that are great for children. Pitbulls can be tough to fit because of their neck shape and size, but…
Some dogs are harder on their toys than others. If your dog is a strong chewer or spends a lot of time outside with toys, you’re probably sick of replacing toys. Many toys are not made for strong chewers, and they fall apart, but companies are starting to make considerations for those pets. You can…
Yorkies have huge personalities and are some of the original lap dogs. Don’t let their small size fool you. They’re fierce and curious, preferring to explore their environments with or without their favorite people depending on how the mood suits them. Your Yorkie will need a lot of activity to stimulate both the mind and…
French Bulldogs have the most squishable faces, and that’s not the only thing we love about this breed. They’re curious and love their families. They have lots of energy and a unique, fun-loving personality. They require exercise to help keep weight under control, but you’ll need to take care that they don’t overheat. French Bulldog…
Hunting dogs may be working dogs, but to keep them healthy and happy, they’ll still need toys. Toys can be great for training and excellent for keeping boredom down in between hunting season. They’re an essential part of cutting down on negative behaviors and keeping up wellbeing. Hunting dogs may not be house dogs necessarily,…
