Wheaten Terriers are a staple of Irish Farms. Their unusual coat is a low shed, and they’re a happy go lucky breed…until you try to get them to do something they don’t want to do, that is. They’re extroverts like their terrier family members and will require dense nutrition to keep up with their energy…
Goldendoodles were the first designer dog breed to reach celebrity status, and it’s no wonder. They’re wonderfully silly, loyal, and great family dogs. They were bred to be excellent companions for the visually impaired but still retain all the allergy resistance of the standard poodle. Families love the Goldendoodle for their distinctive looks and the…
Labradoodles are a fun loving, adorable breed and currently one of the countries favorite hybrid breed dogs. This designer breed gained prominence in the 1990s because of their distinctive features and friendly personality. Their size can make it tricky to feed them, however, because of a handful of health issues associated with large breed dogs….
“Inu” means dog in Japanese, and this adorable breed is native to that country. It’s one of several spitz varieties, but it’s also one of the smallest. This fun, intelligent breed is one of the most common in that country and is rapidly growing more popular over here as well. They’re muscular dogs and have…
Belgian Malinois dogs are a gorgeous, smart breed that loves its humans and its work. It’s capable of expending a large amount of energy, and if you aren’t up for the challenge, you could find yourself with a destructive pet. Given enough to do to keep its mind and body busy, the Belgian Malinois is…
The Chesapeake Bay Retriever is one of the only US native dog breeds. The breed descends from two Newfoundland dogs who were brought upon a boat headed for England in 1807. The ship ended up sinking, but the two dogs survived and got taken to the US. In 1918 the Chesapeake Club was founded, and…
Your Collie is native to Scotland and Northern England. In this area, the dog was used primarily as a herding dog around farms and grasslands. In 1860, Queen Victoria saved the breed from obscurity by bringing them to the cities of England where they began breeding the dogs due to their looks and pleasing characteristics….
Your Yorkie Poo is a breed that has only existed for the past ten years, but they pack an incredible personality that is much larger than their size. This breed is a hybrid between a Yorkshire Terrier and a Poodle, and they are currently known as one of the most desirable designer breeds out there….
Your loud and forever young Maltipoo is a unique breed that began its journey approximately fifteen years ago. Breeders were seeking a dog that was different from the Yorkie and Poodle, and they wanted a dog that would retain a lot of its childishness even as it aged. A major misconception about Maltipoos is that…
While they may not be as big as their close cousins, the English Mastiff, the Bullmastiff is still a very large dog. On average, bullmastiffs weigh 100-130 pounds and reach 27 inches. However, while they might seem intimidating, this large breed is actually a gentle giant. In the early 19th-century, gamekeepers bred Bullmastiffs to scare…
One of the newest breeds to come out of the designer breeding world is the Pomsky. This mix of Siberian Husky and Pomeranian brings upon a whole new level of cuteness. Packed tightly inside that puffy heavy coat is a dog breed that demands attention and will let you know if he’s not getting enough…
Hailing from the island of Cuba, the Havanese is a delightful little dog with a long silky coat. The Havanese is a toy breed that stands 8.5t to 11.5 inches tall and weighs 7 to 13 pounds at maturity. Though he may be small, he packs a lot of personality into that little body and…
