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AKC Meet the Breeds returns to New York in 2026, and is a true celebration of nearly every purebred dog you can think of. Who says winter weekends have to be boring? Mark your calendars for Feb. 7 and 8, 2026 when more than 100 dog breeds will fill the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City. Even better — they’re all there for you to meet! You can buy tickets to AKC Meet the Breeds now, before they sell out. So what exactly should you expect to see and do at AKC Meet the Breeds? Dogs, Dogs, and…

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The dog trainer said that they can be hard work, and many people don’t realise until it’s too lateSophie Buchan Money and Lifestyle Writer02:38, 21 Jan 2026Updated 08:06, 21 Jan 2026The dog trainer said to carefully consider what breed to buy(Image: Getty)First-time owners are being warned that some breeds are best avoided. And while they may be cute, a trend is putting them at risk of ending up in the wrong forever home.In fact, the home you take them to may not end up being their forever home after all. With some people realising their chosen dog breed requires far…

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Jason Wu Collection, Spring 2026 draws inspiration from art of Robert Rauschenberg, including iconic Purina checkerboard and Dog Chow packaging ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Since 1926, Purina Dog Chow brand dog food has been a staple for millions of dog-loving families, and the brand’s role in pop culture, advertising, and art has made it a household name and symbol of Americana. Now, the brand is in the spotlight of New York Fashion Week as designer Jason Wu has highlighted Dog Chow in his Spring 2026 collection. Jason Wu Collection draws inspiration from art of Robert Rauschenberg including…

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Suspect is known to employeesDETROIT – A security guard has died and another was injured in a shooting at Team Wellness Center in Detroit, according to police.The shooting happened around 3 p.m. Wednesday (March 30) in the Team Wellness Center location on Mack Avenue.Police said a man was going through a screening protocol at the center when he shot the two security guards. The man is known to the people who work at the facility, but was not getting services there.An investigation is underway.Update: Police investigate double shooting on Detroit’s east side; 1 person killedCopyright 2022 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit -…

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Shutterstock Our canine companions never fail to surprise us with their unique appearances, unexpected talents, and wonderfully quirky personalities. Some breeds feel like they stepped out of a fairy tale with odd noses, corded coats, extra toes, or gravity-defying agility that leaves you blinking twice. These eleven dogs aren’t just unusual; they’re unforgettable, each bringing a blend of strangeness and charm that makes the dog world endlessly fascinating. Get ready to meet pups who turn heads, raise eyebrows, and steal hearts simply by being their gloriously unique, unapologetic selves. Xoloitzcuintli Shutterstock The Xoloitzcuintli, also known as the Mexican Hairless, boasts…

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The Hiawatha Heritage Dog Sled Race returns to the Hiawatha Sportsman’s Club Activities Complex in Engadine for its second year on Saturday, January 31, and Sunday, February 1. The inaugural race last winter attracted mushers from across the country, prompting organizers to expand the event in 2026. Hosted by the Hiawatha Sportsman’s Club, the race will now feature three competitions: an 80-mile professional race, a 30-mile intermediate race and a three-mile youth race. Last year’s event consisted of two 30-mile derbies. According to race chair and club board member Bruce Fondren, the goal was to create a marquee attraction to…

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The dog world is full of astounding color variations and patterns, and Merle is one of the most prominent unusual coat types. In some dog breeds merle is called “dapple”, but they equate to the same thing. Blue merle is the most well-known type of merle coat, with dappled gray spots against a lighter gray coat. Merle is the contrast of a darker pigment against the same pigment in a lighter shade, not a specific color combo. You can also see red merle coats that exhibit reddish-brown splotches against a lighter tan. The exact shade of the spots and the…

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Published May 1, 2013 12:00AMHumans can slug a cold glass of water, sweat profusely, or chill in front of the AC. Most dogs—even the rarest of breeds—however, don’t have it so easy when it comes to cooling down in a super hot environment. Their survival depends on their coat and fur, along with how much energy they are putting out. “Keep an eye on humidity levels as well as temperature,” says Dr. Amara Estrada of the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine and a diplomat for the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine—Cardiology. “Animals use panting to take heat…

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Dog owners have been warned to be extra careful this festive seasonSophie Buchan Money and Lifestyle Writer11:13, 04 Dec 2025Your pet may need to be kept an eye on more as the busy season approaches(Image: Laurie Ambrose via Getty Images)Pet insurance experts have revealed which breed is the UK’s “Christmas’s clumsiest canines” on the run up to December 25. There are six common breeds which have made the list with owners being urged to take extra care this festive season.Uncovering which dog breeds are most likely to ramp up the festive mayhem, Napo Pet Insurance, has drawn on historical claims…

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Pet owners should be wary of the signs in case of a medical emergencyAmber O’Connor Money and Lifestyle reporter U35s14:40, 14 Jan 2026Some dogs are more susceptible to cold weather than others (stock photo)(Image: Getty)Pet owners have been urged to learn the signs of hypothermia this winter. While it’s well-known that cold temperatures can negatively impact human health, some animal lovers might not realise that pets are also at risk of hypothermia.While it’s thankfully not common in dogs in the UK, being aware of the signs to watch out for could make all the difference in a medical emergency. Pet…

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