Breeds
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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 > |