U.S. News & World Report and the American Kennel Club disagree on which dog leads the nation in 2025, highlighting differences between pet-insurance data and registry counts. Read On…
A Country Living feature names 18 dog breeds that thrive in cold climates. Veterinarians say these 'snow dogs' share thick double coats, stamina and working-line histories, but also require specific care and regular grooming. Read On…
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…
Research led by the Royal Veterinary College, published June 11, showed six breeds — Maltese, Miniature Poodle, Cavapoo, German Shepherd, Yorkshire Terrier and Cockapoo — were significantly more likely to receive a diarrhea diagnosis, and dogs three years and under and those nine and older faced higher odds. Read On…
A list of nine breeds — including Border Collie, German Shepherd and Poodle — highlights dogs prized for fast learning, obedience and adaptability to training. Read On…
A dozen dog breeds—including the Siberian Husky, Saint Bernard and Alaskan Malamute—were developed in Arctic, mountainous and northern regions to work in snow and frigid temperatures. Read On…
Flat‑faced dogs are prone to brachycephalic airway syndrome, which causes noisy breathing, exercise and heat intolerance, and other respiratory complications. Veterinary guidance emphasizes maintaining a healthy weight and avoiding hot, humid conditions. Read On…
Country Living compiled a list of 17 dog breeds suited to people who prefer feline‑style companions; animal experts stress temperament, socialization and calm energy as the deciding factors. Read On…
The Goody Pet compiled a list of 21 most obedient dog breeds, with Border Collies, German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, Labradors and Springer Spaniels among those highlighted for intelligence and trainability, experts say. Read On…
A national analysis of pet-insurance data found the chihuahua is Nevada’s favorite dog, with a chihuahua mix second and the French bulldog third, a state ranking published Sept. 11, 2025 shows. Read On…