Dog breed information
Would you believe it if someone told you that a “taxman” created and gave the world such an incredible and enjoyable dog breed? Probably not, however, that is certainly the case, when over a century ago, a “tax collector” introduced what would become one of the most beloved breeds on this planet, the Doberman Pinscher. The…
When it comes to companionship, look no further than the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. This Toy Group breed’s specific purpose is to warm its master with love and affection. Great with children and a top choice for the elderly, it’s easy to see why the breed is a popular choice. Sporty and loyal, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel…
The dog breeds most likely to save your life are often highly trained and very empathetic animals that exist to help others. Not only that, but they’re great companions as well. German Shepherd In terms of loyalty, a German Shepherd will seek to save your life thanks to the bond you form with them. There’s…
The Cocker Spaniel is by far one of the most popular dog breeds around, and is actually the smallest of their kind in the Sporting Group. Just don’t tell them that. Happy and smart, always looking for an adventure, especially if it involves a hunt or slouching around with their master. The Cocker Spaniel is a beloved…
Keen eyes and a sweet disposition, these were the traits Queen Victoria was quite fond of with the Collie. And so wasn’t literature and Hollywood, who gave us the classic, “Lassie Come Home.” However, there’s more to the breed than a sweet and adventurous lost dog. From the highlands of Scotland to the luminous lights at…
Did you know there’s a dog that doesn’t bark and acts feline more than canine? Meet the Basenji, a highly active hunting dog and one of the oldest breeds in the world. Originally from Africa, a Basenji makes for a great companion during hunting expeditions. Perhaps it’s their knack for adventure and wonderful scenting skills that…
The Bullmastiff is a robust and powerful dog breed known for its impressive strength and protective instincts. Developed in the 19th century by gamekeepers on English estates, the breed was created by crossing the Old English Bulldog and the English Mastiff. The goal was to produce a dog that could assist in guarding estates and…
The American Cocker Spaniel, renowned for its joyful and affectionate nature, is the smallest member of the Sporting Group of dogs. Characterized by a luxurious coat, expressive eyes, and a compact body, they exhibit both the strength for the field and the elegance for the show ring. They stand about 14 to 15 inches at…
With their otter like head comes the Border Terrier, a small breed with high energy built for multiple purposes. The BT is one of the most popular dogs in England, and most likely to win an Earth Dog competition. While most dogs in the Terrier group have a feisty temperament, the Border Terrier is quite the opposite. Many…
If ever there was an angel in fur, according to Helen Keller, it would be the Akita. A large, powerful, and gentle breed, that was so important to Japan, they officially declared the dog a Japanese natural monument. It’s hard to fathom that such a momentous breed was nearly driven to extinction. Remarkably, thanks to the…