The most popular dog breeds have it all – from timeless classics to up-and-comers who are sure to soon be stealing the spotlight from their more well-known canine brothers and sisters. While we always ...

There are also dogs that with good grooming, they’ll feel like they don’t shed at all. So, grab your dog leash and read this post about large dog breeds that don’t shed. Afghan Hounds are an ...

It’s not as easy as you think to define “pony breeds.” Individual horses that stand below 14.2 hands high are considered ponies. But the true distinction between breeds of horses and ponies is the ...

Learn More Did you know that millions of U.S. households own both a cat and a dog? Despite the classic rivalry, many small dog breeds are surprisingly great with feline companions, often forming close ...

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A dog can be a good investment if you want a loyal companion, but some breeds fetch a higher price than others. The upfront costs aren’t the only factors people should consider when purchasing a ...

When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Learn More Dogs have been our loyal companions for thousands of years, but did you know that one breed has managed to ...

So while they’re never going to be the best guard dog and while their bark is definitely worse than their bite, that’s the appeal. So let’s take a look at whether this breed should be on your list for ...

When people imagine large dog breeds, images of powerful and intimidating dogs often come to mind. However, many large dogs are well-known for their surprisingly gentle and affectionate nature. These ...

When thinking about adding a furry friend to your family, apartment dwellers have unique challenges. While sharing space with a canine companion can enrich your life, it’s important to choose a breed ...

In fact, the American Staffordshire Terrier is the least likely breed to be adopted—with less than 50 percent of AST puppies getting adopted (as of 2015). Sometimes it's because of safety myths, and ...