The Greyhound is an iconic dog easily identifiable by it’s long slender build. Previously most known as a racing dog, it is quickly becoming a family pet favorite. Much like Santa’s Little Helper from the cartoon The Simpsons, many retired racing greyhounds are adopted as family pets.
The Boston Terrier is unmistakable with it’s tuxedo patterned coat, big round eyes, short nose and square head. Boston’s are typically happy dogs that love people and are well behaved. Let’s learn more about this distinguished dog!
Black, chocolate or yellow, no matter the color the Labrador Retriever is a friendly loyal companion to all.
First named a St. John’s Water Dog, the Labrador Retriever, or “Lab” for short, has roots in Canada and England. Labs originally helped fisherman retrieve fish from icy waters! Let’s learn more about this personable pup!
Calm, loving, obedient, intelligent. The Golden Retriever is a dog who has it all! One of the most popular breeds and most recognizable thanks to it’s namesake golden coat of fur, the Golden Retriever is a relatively new breed, being accepted by The Kennel Club in 1903.
Originally bred for hunting, the mild mannered and happy Golden Retriever has become a member of the family all over the world. Let’s learn more about this iconic dog!
Thinking about buying a husky? We’ve put together a guide to help you decide a husky is the right dog for you. Here’s what you should consider before adding one of these lovable dogs to your family.
Pugs hail from ancient history, and can be traced back to China over 2,000 years ago! You know pugs by their short legs, wrinkled faces, flat noses and depictions in pop-culture like Frank from the movie Men In Black. Pugs are great dogs for all, but there is a lot to know
Whether you’re considering adopting a Pug, or just want to know about them, here is some background on the loving, obedient dog.
