Breeds
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Dog Breeds The Afghan Hound The Afghan Hound is one of the most ancient dog breeds and was once used by nomadic tribes to hunt with hawks in the mountains and deserts of Afghanistan. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds The German Shepherd Star of the large and small screen, Rin Tin Tin was a glowing example of why the German shepherd dog is so highly thought of by many. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds The Tibetan Terrier The smallish Tibetan Terrier is an incredibly smart dog, meaning you'll always have to be on your toes during training and socialization. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds Brussels Griffon The small Brussels Griffon has minimal exercise needs, an assertive manner, both intelligent and ornery streaks, and a love for playing games. Read More > |
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Cat Breeds The Somali The Somali is a medium-sized cat breed with a love for exploration and observation, and unlike many cats, he enjoys walking on a leash. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds Wirehaired Pointing Griffon Background: Read More > |
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Cat Breeds The Turkish Van Always moving and very large, the Turkish Van loves to jump on and off furniture and, unlike most cats, actually enjoy going for a swim in pools or toilets. Read More > |
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Cat Breeds The Turkish Angora The Turkish Angora gets along with everyone, including dogs, and love to climb. Unfortunately, some Turkish Angoras have some genetic health problems. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds The Labrador Retriever It’s no wonder that the Labrador retriever has been America’s favorite purebred dog for the past two decades. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds Tough-Looking Dog with a Heart of Gold: The Boxer Don’t let their tough appearance fool you, Boxers love being with their people and are great pets for families. Read More > |
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Dog Diseases & Conditions A-Z How Could OCD Cause my Large Breed Dog to Limp? OCD for dogs? It's not what you're thinking. Learn what a limp could mean in your large breed dog. Read More > |