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The Coton de Tulear and the Wirehaired Vizsla were officially recognized by the American Kennel Club in 2014 and will be competing for the first time at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, North America’s oldest, largest, and most prestigious, in 2015. Get ready to cheer them on with this AKC lowdown on these newly recognized breeds.
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Large Mastiff-type dogs can be seen on the walls of Egyptian tombs dating as early as 3000 BC, giving us a picture of the earliest evolution of this giant breed.
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Tip, tap, tip, tap, tip, tap…. That’s the sound of a Pomeranian walking by, and I dare you not to smile. After all, these pint-sized pooches don’t just walk—...more |
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Noble, intelligent, brave, loyal—there are so many words that could be used to describe the Doberman Pinscher. But perhaps more than any other, the word...more |
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American Staffordshire Terrier
Courageous and strong, the American Staffordshire Terrier, aka the Am Staff, has an athletic build and intelligence that make...more |
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The Staffordshire Bull Terrier
The Staffordshire Bull Terrier, aka the Staffie, is a smooth-coated, active, and agile dog with great strength for his size...more |
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The Staffordhsire Terrier vs. The American Staffordshire Terrier
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I’m sure I wasn’t the first person who, upon seeing a Shetland Sheepdog as a child, squealed with delight at having discovered a “mini Lassie dog.” It’s an understandable reaction, but the Shetland Sheepdog—or Sheltie, as it’s more commonly known—is actually a very distinct breed from its look-alike cousin, the Rough Collie.
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The Saint Bernard is unquestionably an attention-getter. If nothing else, people will want to know how much food goes into that massive mouth each day. With...more |
