Dog Breeds

Many centuries of evolution produced today’s domestic dog breeds from their common wolf ancestor, over 15,000 years ago, when our ancient relatives first created semi-permanent settlements local wolves in turn moved into the areas surrounding the encampments to scavenge for food, only the smallest and tamest of these “self-domesticated” wolves survived, and within a very […]

Labradors come in three “varieties”: yellow, black, and chocolate. Eyes are usually a warm hazel or brown with dark rims, and the nose black or dark brown, although a yellow dog’s nose may fade to pink in winter. The coat is dense and waterproof, and curiously its color can have some bearing on personality. Yellow

Dogs need mental stimulation as well as physical exercise. Create activities that utilize the Labrador’s unique abilities; games involving retrieving will be particularly enjoyable for your dog. Use playtime to reinforce training, to strengthen your bond as owner, and simply to have fun. Challenging Games:Simple rehearsed scenarios such as supplying a handkerchief on the command

A puppy’s early experiences set patterns for life. Train your young Labrador from its first days with you to accept being left alone, to wait patiently in its own crate while you are busy, and to learn about permitted behavior. Most importantly, train it to enjoy coming to you when called. Accepting Being Left Alone:No

LABRADOR – INTRODUCING OUTDOORSAll puppies should experience the outdoors as soon as possible. Provide essential vaccinations and identifications, and accustom your young Labrador to a collar and lead. Ask friends to help you create situations in which the puppy can meet new people and other dogs in controlled circumstances. Introduction to Collar and Lead:1. Collar

  The Boxerdoodle is not a purebred, but in fact a cross of two breeds: Boxer and Poodle. They are fun loving dogs and get along with people and pets easily. They are powerful and well-built dogs being used as watchdogs presently. They are also popular as companions, and may be used for hunting purposes.

Boxer Breed Information Breed :     Working Weight:     Male: 65-80; Female: 50-65 lbs Height:      Male: 22.5-25; Female: 21-23.5 inches Color(s):    fawn and brindle, both with or without white flashing and black mask The Boxer, being the sixth popular breed in the United States, was bred from the English bulldog and extinct Bullenbeisser.

The German Shepherds was bred to work, and although he is no longer extensively used to herd, watch over, and guard sheep, his ‘work ethic’ is still strong as ever. Several organizations have found that, with the breed’s high intelligence and love of pleasing his owner, his need to work can be channeled successfully not

Adolescent is a tough time for humans and dogs alike. Even with good rearing, some adolescent dogs belonging to the German Shepherd breed can try their owners’ patience by becoming rebellious, apparently ‘forgetting’ their training and early education. Do not respond by becoming angry and infuriated. This is the time when your Shepherd needs to

The borzoi, also known as Russian wolfhound, is a breed of domestic dog. They are known for their deftness and speed. Its shape is similar to that of greyhound and it is also a member of sighthound family. They were extremely valuable and respected by nobles and aristocracy. A unique thing about them was that