Dogs
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Dog Breeds The Saint Bernard The gigantic Saint Bernard can reach 180 pounds but is a gentle giant at heart, making him an excellent therapy dog or family dog. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds The English Setter Originally used for hunting, the English Setter is intelligent, difficult to train, is wonderful around children, and requires frequent grooming. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds Standard Schnauzers The Standard Schnauzer is a medium sized former working dog with high intelligence, a playful nature, and lots of energy to burn. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds The Basenji The Basenji is an independent, curious breed which can make him difficult to train. The Basenji is also very active and one of the easiest breeds to groom. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds The Pekingese Once considered royalty, the Pekingese can be a demanding little dog who needs to avoid hot temperatures and is adept at dog sports. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds The Japanese Chin Tiny, clever, and upbeat, the Japanese Chin is a family dog that needs attention, entertainment, and playtime from a variety of sources. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds The Bouvier des Flandres The large Bouvier des Flandres was built to work, driving cattle and pulling cars, but today makes an intelligent, energetic, happy-go-lucky family pet. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds The Staffordshire Bull Terrier Although the Staffordhire Bull Terrier is known by some as a bully breed because he doesn't like other dogs and cats, he loves people. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds The Cardigan Welsh Corgi Cardigan Welsh Corgis are fast, agile dogs in spite of their stubby legs, and they are great at sports, easy to train, and get along well with children. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds The Irish Setter The Irish Setter was born to hunt and has the energy to back it up, needing to spend some portion of every day outside exercising and playing. Read More > |
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Dog Breeds The Great Pyrenees The large-sized Great Pyrenees is a devoted, trustworthy guardian that prefers cooler weather, loves to chew as a puppy, and is best with older kids. Read More > |