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  • 8 Large Dog Breeds Suited to Apartment Living
    By Kim Campbell Thornton, September 29, 2016

    You love big dogs, but you live in an apartment or condo. You might think your choice of canine companion is restricted to purse-size pups, but many people are surprised to learn that living large is… Full Article ›


  • The Worst Dog Breeds for New Owners? Our Readers Weigh In
    By Vetstreet Staff, March 7, 2016

    Let us start off by saying that we don't believe there are any "bad" dog breeds. However, not every pooch is the right fit for every owner, and it's possible that a first-time dog owner may… Full Article ›


  • 10 Dog Breeds With Unusual Coats or Markings
    By Meredith Hooker Williams, November 24, 2015

    There are some dog breeds that really stand out in a crowd thanks to their unusual coats or markings. They may catch your eye with long, luxurious coats, flashy spots or crisp curls. There are even… Full Article ›


  • Meet 13 Flat-Faced Dog Breeds
    By Laura Cross, September 15, 2015

    It’s hard not to fall in love with flat-faced dog breeds, with their squished-in noses and, in many cases, adorably wrinkled mugs. There’s something about a shorter muzzle that can give a dog an… Full Article ›


  • Meet the Diverse Dogs of the Non-Sporting Group
    By Megan Winter, February 5, 2015

    Non-Sporting dogs are a diverse and varied group, to say the least. In fact, the breeds in this group couldn't be more different from one another if they tried. From the stocky and wrinkled Bulldog… Full Article ›


  • Adoption Offers Pour in for Abandoned Shar Pei
    By Amy Sinatra Ayres, January 8, 2015

    There’s promising news for Kai, the Shar Pei we told you about yesterday who was left alone with a suitcase at a train station in Scotland. The Scottish SPCA, which is taking care of the dog,… Full Article ›


  • Meet the Irresistible Contestants of Puppy Bowl XI
    By Laura Cross, January 7, 2015

    The greatest sports event of the year is almost here: Puppy Bowl XI! We can’t wait to watch 55 adorable puppies battle it out for the coveted MVP (Most Valuable Puppy) title. It’s hard to… Full Article ›


  • Can Cold-Weather-Loving Dog Breeds Be Happy in Hot Climates?
    By Dr. Marty Becker DVM, December 1, 2014

    Q. My dream breed is an Alaskan Malamute, but we live in south Florida. Would it be wrong to make a breed like the Malamute live in our hot, humid environment? We have air conditioning, of course,… Full Article ›


  • 11 Independent Dog Breeds
    By Laura Cross,Shayna Meliker, July 2, 2014

    In the United States, we’re all about our independence — which is why we dedicate a summer holiday to celebrating it. There are also many dog breeds that tend to be more independent as they… Full Article ›


  • Chinese Shar-Pei
    Feb 10, 2014

    The Shar-Pei stands out for his wrinkled face and body, which give him the appearance of wearing an ill-fitting suit, and his blue-black tongue and mouth, shared only by his… Full Article ›


  • 8 Amazing and Unusual Dog Breeds
    By Caroline Coile, January 20, 2014

    Canines come in all shapes and sizes. They have long faces, flat faces, curled tails and no tails. They’re fluffy, wrinkled, bald and poofed. They’re racers, hunters, herders and… Full Article ›


  • Not for Newbies: Veterinary Experts Choose 15 Most Challenging Breeds for New Pet Owners
    By Kristen Seymour , August 26, 2013

    Many dog lovers believe there’s no such thing as a bad dog, just bad training. And while we don’t disagree that a good owner along with proper training and socialization can make a… Full Article ›



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