Adopting A Brussels Griffon
The Brussels Griffon (also known as Griffon Bruxellois for those with rough coat and Griffon Brabancon for those with smooth coat) has a sturdy terrier-like body similar to the Affenpinscher with a...
View ArticleAdopting A Bedlington Terrier
The Bedlington Terrier is a good looking, hardy small dog that looks quite similar to a short lamb. He is a good family dog, well behaves, gets along very well with children, and has the qualities of...
View ArticleAdopting A Basenji
The dog Basenji goes by many names, some of which include Belgian Congo Dog, Bongo Terrier, Congo Bush Dog, Zande Dog, and Congo Terrier. What makes this breed particularly special is that he is the...
View ArticleAdopting A Dandie Dinmont Terrier
Although once popular as a badger and fox hunter, the Dandie Dinmont is now kept mainly as a household pet. However, they fare batter living indoors as a single pet than living with their fellows in...
View ArticleAdopting A Chihuahua
The Chihuahua is considered to be the world’s tiniest dog, weighing from 2 to 6 pounds. He is perceptive, intelligent, intensely loyal and passionate, very affordable to keep, and extremely protective...
View ArticleAdopting A Boston Terrier
The Boston Terrier is a lively and attractive American breed of dog. It is intelligent, trainable, and makes for a delightful companion who is always ready for a walk or a playful game with its...
View ArticleAdopting a Collie
Almost every child wants to own Lassie, the wonder Collie. Unfortunately, if the child really expects one dog to be that incredible, a Collie puppy may be a bit of a disappointment. After all, in real...
View ArticleAdopting A Curly-Coated Retriever
History and origin: The Curly-Coated Retriever is considered to be the oldest of the retrievers, tracing his origins back to 16th century England, perhaps a result of the mixing of Irish Water...
View ArticleA Responsible Dog Breeder
A responsible dog breeder will have a questionnaire for potential owners, and will also have a waiting list for them. This helps you to provide yourself with a good idea of what owners will be like and...
View ArticleHow To Adopt The Right Dog Breed!
Making the right choice when choosing your next dog or puppy can predict 50 percent of the success you will have with your pet over the next eight to 15 years. Considering that proper socialization,...
View ArticleRottweiler Facts
Rottweiler Facts, from the original FCI-Standard N° 147 ORIGIN: Germany. DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THE ORIGINAL VALID STANDARD: 06.04.2000. UTILIZATION: Companion, service and working dog. CLASSIFICATION...
View ArticleRottweiler History
According to Rottweiler history, lore, and breed historians — the Rottweiler is said to be one of the oldest of the herding breeds. Although one must question whether the dogs back then are really...
View ArticleRottweiler Rescue
Rottweiler rescue groups are non-profit adoption charities that cruise the local animal shelters, humane societies, and SPCAs looking for Rotties they can rescue and place in foster homes to...
View ArticleRottweiler Ownership Success Secrets
“What does his Rottweiler have, that ours doesn’t?” … she whispered to her husband, horrified that their dog was lunging and pulling at the end of the leash. I’ve heard it a thousand times, when I walk...
View ArticleRottweiler Dog Training
Rottweiler training is different from training other breeds in some ways, yet similar in most ways. Rottweiler puppy training is really not any different than puppy training any other breed. Namely:...
View ArticleAnd the Top Five Most Intelligent Dog Breeds Are…
This newsletter looks at the top five dogs based on intelligence. And at number five on that list… is the Doberman Pinscher. It is important that the Doberman is trained early on in its life, as they...
View ArticleAdopting a Pupppy From The Pound
I won’t lie to you and say that every puppy that gets adopted from the animal shelter or dog pound is going to grow up to be a nightmare. Just most of them. [And by puppy, I’m talking about a pup from...
View ArticleIf You Are Adopting A Dog For Competition:
Do all of the previously mentioned tests, but also look at the puppy’s ball/prey drive. He should actively chase a ball or rag, and play with it intently. This ball/prey drive is of utmost importance...
View ArticleBeware the High Cost of Ownership When Adopting A Dog Or Puppy
Adam writes: Animal Lovers, Please Be Aware of High Ownership Costs: PEOPLE love their pets, but how often do they think about the costs? The question is akin to asking which child we love more. Yet...
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