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Loyal, friendly and affectionate, the Belgian Malinois craves companionship and family time above everything else.
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Full of boisterous energy and love, Irish Setters will want to be involved in everything you do.
In spite of their fearsome reputation, Doberman Pinschers are loving, affectionate intelligent dogs.
Whether you’re a high-energy person or need a companion to keep you moving, a Rat Terrier could be the perfect pal.
Australian Shepherds are vigorous, well-proportioned and rustic dogs. Learn about this breed here.
Welsh Corgis are brave and loyal defenders of the home. Cardigan Welsh Corgis have natural herding instincts. They are loyal and eager to please.
Bulldogs may look tough, but inside they’re sweet and gentle. They have a friendly temperament and a fond attachment to home and family.
Proud parent of a German Shepherd Dog who’s looking to learn more or thinking about getting a GSD? Learn the facts about this dog breed here.
Shih Tzu are lively and energetic companions. Yet, they are also low-key if they get an adequate amount of attention.
Affectionate and friendly, the Cirneco dell’Etna is a energetic, athletic and sweet-tempered companion.
After receiving more than 1,000 entries and 13,000 votes, we have our amazing winners in this year’s categories of Dirty Dog, Silly Dog and Happy, Healthy Pup. The competition was so good, in fact, we just had to publish the finalist photos, too. Enjoy these pawesome pics as much as we do!
Whether it’s human or dog food, whole-natural ingredients are the buzz in healthy nutrition. There are on-trend human foods that are great as a treat or as an addition to your pet’s food. Here’s some tips.
An active dog, Cocker Spaniels will keep busy in the house, playing with toys and objects and family members.
Many dogs leap at the opportunity for new adventures, but for some dogs travel can be stressful. Before including your dog in your vacation plans, here are a few considerations.
Truly gentle giants, Great Danes are loving, affectionate and pleasant companions that like nothing better than to hang around the house with the family.
From the circus to dog competitive sports to pup’s home manners, this training tool keeps on giving.
We highlight three non-profit organizations that have had a major impact on national pet rescue.
This sweet-faced little pooch has captured our hearts over the last six weeks, but we haven’t seen the last of him.
Engaging in dog sports with your canine companion can be an immensely satisfying experience. There are lots of ways to get started in a calm and relaxed environment.
Books get your tail wagging? Here are some great reads you may enjoy!
Vizslas are gentle, energetic dogs that form strong bonds with their families.
Who would have thought a dog and a butterfly could be friends? Meet Milo the Butterfly King! The 3-year-old Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever has forged an unusual friendship with the monarch butterflies that call his garden home.
Yorkshire Terriers are not your typical couch companion. They are bold and independent with an energetic feistiness.
Creating engagement does not magically happen overnight. It’s a process that requires work and time. Here are tips to get you on your way!
English Springers are people-oriented dogs. They need lots of attention, companionship and positive feedback.
Rottweilers are tough, strong dogs. Their unflappable self-confidence and intelligence can result in a loving, devoted companion.
Not content with sitting around the house, Red Heelers will encourage you to take them outside for exercise, play and work.
Let’s be clear. Dog lipstick is a euphemism for dog penis, and most people don’t like seeing it. But is a dog lipstick sighting ever something to bring to your vet’s attention?
While Shorty is most well-known as the star of Animal Planet’s hit TV show Pit Boss, his passion to help the misunderstood Bully dog breeds, such as American Pit Bull Terriers and other Pit Bull/Bully type breeds, has expanded into an international nonprofit rescue and rehabilitation center.
In 1971, Pennsylvania native David Leavitt set out to create an English Bulldog in the traditional sense — less intense, more nimble and healthier. Crossing the Bulldog, American Pit Bull Terrier, Bullmastiff and the American Bulldog, Mr. Leavitt managed to create today’s Olde English Bulldogge.
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