As a hybrid breed of dog, Labradoodles can vary significantly from one another. If one of this breed comes from a long line of Labradoodles, you’ll have a dog that loves to play, is quick-witted, and enjoy having plenty of attention from its owners and other dogs. With poodle genetics in their family tree, it’s…
If you’re a dog owner, then you know about the joy that comes from having your furry friend nearby. Sometimes, though, the emphasis on furry plays a significant role, and helping care for your dog’s coat is just as essential as tending to their other needs, like food, water, engagement, and exercise. Neglecting to brush…
It’s hard to resist the charm of what some lovingly refer to as “weiner dogs,” or more commonly known as Dachshunds or Doxies for short. Dachshunds are a German breed of dog that hunters bred to hunt badgers (Dachshund translates to “badger dog” in German) and other tunneling animals. Their short legs and long body…
Make a list of cutest dogs on the planet, and there’s a good chance a Corgi will be on that list. The Corgis’ short little legs and stout bodies make them instantly recognizable, and their personalities are quite entertaining. One thing they’re known for, however, is their soft, fluffy coats and that may change how…
Pugs are distinctive breeds with sweet, squishy faces, and stout little bodies. They’re known for being great companion dogs. They love their families and have a lot of personality packed into a small body. They may not look like they require a lot of grooming, but there are a few things you need to be…
Chihuahuas are such unique dogs. They’re one of the most recognizable breeds and are easy to care for in terms of grooming. Although they may not shed much and may spend more time in clothes than not, having some simple brushes could be a great way to condition the skin and bond with you tiniest…
Maltese dogs are precious, cuddly dogs with a flowing white coat that people sometimes cut short to resemble a puppy. They’re curious, intelligent, and often known for their impeccable lap dog abilities. These sweet dogs were intended initially as dogs for royalty, and now they bond with their families to provide a lifetime of companionship….
Although officially a cross between the Labrador and Poodle, the Labradoodle breed seems like a species of its own. With the calm and loyal temperament of a Labrador but the beautiful coat and hypoallergenic characteristics of a poodle, the Labradoodle gives owners the best of both worlds. Originally, the term “Labradoodle” first popped in 1955…
Often considered the “golden boy” of dog breeds, it’s hard to find something negative to say about the golden retriever. Developed in the Scottish Highlands, the Golden Retriever began popping up in the early 1900s but didn’t truly become popular until President Gerald Ford showcased his own retriever, Liberty, to the American people. While the…
Often described as “merry,” the Beagle’s happy-go-lucky attitude has made them the perfect family dog and hunting companion for centuries. Before they were the stars of films like Underdog and Shiloh, beagles were small-game hunters. Originally, English landowners and gentlemen used packs of beagles to hunt smaller prey like rabbits. However, the beagle’s keen nose…
While some might refer to the French Bulldog as a “mini bulldog,” this breed’s charming personality and unique appearance make these dogs stand out. With wrinkled foreheads, watery eyes and “bat ears,” it isn’t difficult to recognize a Frenchie. Originally, French bulldogs began popping up when European breeders starting crossing toy Bulldogs with pugs and…
The Siberian Husky breed dates back around 3,000 years. That’s right, the Husky is a dog breed from around 1,000 B.C. While the exact lineage origins of the Husky are not known, they were initially utilized by the nomadic tribe of Chukchi people from the northeast region of Asia. Huskies can do well in colder…
