Good Housekeeping named eight breeds as excellent hiking partners and quoted Brandi Munden of the American Kennel Club on practical trail precautions, from paw balm to microchips. Read On…
The American Kennel Club has granted full recognition to the Danish‑Swedish Farmdog, increasing the registry's roster to 202 breeds. The compact, hardworking breed—rooted in centuries of northern European farm work—counts roughly 400 dogs in the U.S. and will make its National Dog Show debut on Thanksgiving. Read On…
The Kennel Club of Philadelphia will stage the 2025 National Dog Show at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, Pennsylvania, showcasing 1,994 dogs from 201 breeds and airing on Thanksgiving Day at 12 p.m. ET for a two-hour broadcast. Read On…
Dogs often check on owners while they shower for curiosity, social bonding or to seek attention, experts at Synergy Veterinary Behavior and guidance from the American Kennel Club say. Read On…
The American Kennel Club warns that the twice‑yearly shift in clocks can disturb dogs’ internal clocks, producing anxiety, stomach upset and accidents as owners change feeding and walk times. Read On…
The American Kennel Club’s annual ranking crowns the French Bulldog as the most popular U.S. dog breed for the third straight year and lists the top 10 breeds and their characteristic traits. Read On…
The American Kennel Club says plain pumpkin can be a simple dietary aid for dogs with mild diarrhea, because it is fiber-rich and contains vitamins and minerals; owners should still identify the cause and seek veterinary care for serious symptoms. Read On…
The American Kennel Club and Marlton's K9 Basics provide guidance on recognizing choking in dogs and on emergency responses such as the Heimlich maneuver, stressing the value of preparation and hands-on training. Read On…
Club leaders and breed experts map out milestones for Pug puppies — from the critical 8–16 week socialization window to development by 18 months — and stress short, reward-based sessions and early grooming. Read On…
The American Kennel Club advises owners to weigh a senior dog's temperament and health before adding a puppy, and to manage introductions carefully to protect the older animal's routine and comfort. Read On…