ByJames
Sporting dogs taking hunting seriously. Sporting Group dogs include pointers, retrievers, setters, and spaniels. Known for their instincts in water and woods, many breeds still actively participate in hunting and other field activities.
Owners of Sporting Group dogs need to realize that most require regular, vigorous exercise, something you should consider before acquiring one of these dogs. Sporting Group dogs make loveable, well-rounded pets.
ByJames
Most people are likely to pick a cute, cuddly, constantly moving puppy when they start looking for a new dog. There is nothing wrong with that. Those people fail to appreciate, though, that adopting…
ByJames
Do you like small dogs? Are you thinking about getting a Shih Tzu for your first or next dog? If so, you are in good company because this breed is very popular and ranks…
ByJames
The word that is used most often to describe Spaniels’ temperament is happy. Who doesn’t want a happy dog! Spaniels are happy, affectionate, and easy-going dogs that make excellent family pets. They are intelligent,…
ByJames
The elegant Japanese Chin is a square proportioned dog that seems to have a look of astonishment permanently affixed on its face. Their distinctive, evenly-patterned face has wide-set eyes and a flat, broad muzzle…
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Too big or not too big, that is the question. Yes, Bernese Mountain Dogs (Berners) are Big Dogs! Some can weigh over 100 pounds. They are big and strong enough to pull carts, which…
ByJames
The petite, 4 to 7 pound Yorkshire Terrier is the most popular of the Toy Dog breeds in the United States. It is an active, playful, affectionate dog with a big personality. They need…
