The Daily News of Newburyport has opened a call for festive pet photos from Greater Newburyport residents to appear in print and online through Jan. 1. Read On…
The Daily News of Newburyport has opened a call for festive pet photos from Greater Newburyport residents to appear in print and online through Jan. 1. Read On…
Dr. Amir Anwary, a South Africa–based veterinarian, posted a TikTok naming five dog breeds he would avoid as pets because of chronic health issues and behavioral challenges; the video has drawn over 800,000 views. Read On…
Veterinarians say seven reserved breeds can be quietly devoted pets for owners who value calm companions; the list includes the Shiba Inu, Basset Hound, Great Dane, Basenji, Irish Wolfhound, Norfolk Terrier and Beauceron. Read On…
The American Kennel Club announced its 2024 rankings based on AKC registrations, naming the French Bulldog the nation’s most popular dog for a third straight year and publishing city-by-city lists across major U.S. metropolitan areas. Read On…
A HowStuffWorks list ranks the Greyhound as the fastest dog breed and outlines the top 10, their typical top speeds and the working roles that shaped them. Read On…
Researchers at the RVC used VetCompass data to quantify breed and demographic risk for haemangiosarcoma in UK dogs, identifying several breeds with substantially increased odds of diagnosis and underscoring diagnostic challenges in first‑opinion practice. Read On…
On National Dog Day, Rover’s 2025 report placed the mixed-breed dog at No. 1 in America, using user-submitted data from 1,000 dogs and highlighting a different picture of popular pets than registry-based rankings. Read On…
Misti Fry, a pet trainer with Sidekick Dog Training in Springfield, Mo., spoke to KY3 about practical steps families can take when introducing a new pet during the holiday season. Read On…
A 2024 analysis of pet ownership found the French Bulldog leads in California while the Labrador Retriever remains the most popular breed across the United States; the study used data covering 2022–2025 and referenced a national animal tally of 89.7 million. Read On…
In a TikTok clip, veterinarian Dr. Indy argues that owners’ personalities — and how seriously they take life — can be read through their dog’s breed, citing everything from Dachshunds to Cane Corsos and drawing roughly 9,000 viewers. Read On…