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Very few breeds can claim the timeless beauty, indomitable spirit and famous “Samoyed smile” of a Samoyed. Known for their beautiful soft white coats and friendly, loving temperaments, these wonderful arctic dogs have a long history undoubtedly bred from some of the toughest climates on Earth. The History of the Samoyed uncovers an incredible history … Read more
When families search for the best dog to adopt, one breed frequently rises to the top: the Labrador Retriever. The English type within the breed holds a special place with canine aficionados, often noted for shorter limbs, a stockier build, and a famously easy-going temperament. For anyone asking, “Are English Labs good family dogs?” their … Read more
Few breeds have rocketed to modern-day adoration quite like the lovable, bat-eared French Bulldog. These little dogs have won the hearts of cities and celebrities alike, with their small frames, big eyes, and whimsical, affectionate personalities. It’s a massive cultural footprint to unpack, so exploring how the French Bulldog became the #2 Most Popular Dog … Read more
Very few dog breeds bear the regal elegance, iconic intellect, and pervasive cultural influence of the Collie. These weird canine chums, available in both Rough- and smooth-coated varieties like Collies, are so popular with humans that they have gone from Scottish slopes to the palace and into Hollywood films for centuries. COLLIE HISTORY: The fabulous … Read more
The omnipresent Shih Tzu — Highness, even a toy breed; few others combine that regal, superior stature and noble, splendid coat with such an instinctively aristocratic lineage. These adorable little dogs have been treasured for centuries as royal palace pets in Asia and carry an air of antiquated nobility. The History of the Shih Tzu: … Read more
There are lots of shaggy-coated dogs here; at first glance, the Old English Sheepdog and Border Collie look similar, though they come with a full pack of jolly, clownish British pedigree. Originally bred to herd livestock over rough terrain, these two long-haired herding breeds boast abundant hair and an equally infamous will-to-please temperament. Yet, under … Read more
Except for a few unique characteristics, the Schipperke has the compact silhouette, fox-like expression, and fierce, fearless independence found in all small breeds. In appearance, they have immediately identifiable black double coats, ruff-framed necks, and a spirited personality packed into their compact physique. To understand what made this unusual dog a captivating companion, read Schipperke … Read more
Few upland bird dogs carry the regal beauty, flowing feathered coat, and famous “setting” pose of an English Setter. Known for gentle disposition and tireless drive in the field, these noble hounds have been bred for centuries. But to discover the remarkable journey that took him from medieval European moors to your modern family room, … Read more
The Pharaoh Hound has all the hallmarks of ancient aristocratic lineage: a blazing gait and amber-hued eyes that few sighthounds can match. With its upright posture, rusty-hued coat, and a pair of huge, flapping ears, this magnificent breed is a historic relic of the Mediterranean. Pharaoh Hound History: The Dog That Hunts Rabbits With Ferrets … Read more
Only a scent hound as talented and versatile as the Harrier can boast the explosive speed, effortless pack movement, and classic athleticism to excel in this activity. The Harrier is the ultimate medium-sized, stamina-enduring powerhouse, capable of running fast game across rough farmland for hours, a classic British breed working hound. The history of this … Read more