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There’s so much that scientists still don’t know about the true origins of modern dogs and a great deal of conflicting research out there.1 However, there are things we know that are certainly true. For example, it’s true that all...
Dogs are great companions for all stages of life: childhood, adulthood, and the golden years. Studies have shown that owning a dog can reduce stress and improve cardiovascular health, among other things. Also, seniors who own pets are a quarter...
We all know and love the popular dog breeds like Labradors and German Shepherds, but have you ever considered the dogs that are not as sought-after as these iconic breeds? Why does this happen? One big reason these breeds are...
Have you ever watched your dog “wolf” down a meal and wonder to yourself if dogs and wolves somehow share lineage? Or how about when your dog takes its stuffed toy, shakes it so hard he’s hitting himself with it,...
With big dogs come big dog problems. Yes, your dog could be taking up the whole bed or couch, or his big slobbers are getting all over your armrest. But we’re talking about big dog health problems, specifically hip dysplasia....
The Saarloos Wolfdog, also known as the European Wolfdog, is a hybrid breed, a cross between a German Shepherd and Eurasian Grey Wolf, named after the creator of the breed, a Dutch breeder named Leendert Saarloos. The Saarloos Wolfdog has...
Hanover Hounds are an extremely rare dog breed used almost exclusively for hunting. Companion Hanover Hounds are few and far between, too. This dog has been bred over the years specifically for following blood scents to wounded prey, which makes...
The Cheaglehund is a unique designer dog breed that combines the genetics of three popular breeds: the Chihuahua, the Beagle, and the Dachshund. This unique mix results in a small, affectionate pup known for their distinctive appearance and energetic personality....
The Ba Shar dog is a cross between the floppy-eared Basset Hound and the wrinkly-faced Shar Pei. With their stout appearance, large head, and brown, wrinkly skin, it is no wonder that Ba Shar dogs are also called “walrus dogs”!...