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Originally aired on April 14, 2021 Whether you’re team Lafeyette or team American, we can all agree Detroit makes the best Coney dogs. And they should— the famous Motor City meal was founded here more than a century ago in the early 1900s. But what’s the story underneath all that meat sauce, mustard and onions? Let’s take a look back at Detroit’s Coney dog history. From Detroit PBS’s “Detroit Remember When: Made in the Motor City” documentary, host Erik Smith gets the full scoop on Detroit’s Coney dog history with Joe Grimm, author of “Coney Detroit,” Grace Keros, a 3rd…
Key Takeaways Golden retrievers come in three types: American, Canadian, and English, each with unique traits.The American golden retriever is usually more lanky with feathery fur, perfect for active families.English golden retrievers are stockier with full coats, making them ideal companions and retrieving partners. Did you know there are three distinct types of golden retrievers? Not only do these breed variations hail from different countries but also have their own special physical characteristics to help tell them apart. Not that a golden would ever be in a police line-up. She’s far too congenial and well-behaved to pull off a heist!…
Whether you own a mix-breed dog or have adopted a mystery-breed shelter pupper, you may be searching for an answer to the question: “what breed is my dog?”You’ve likely done a bit of guesswork. Maybe your dog’s long snoot is giving off greyhound energy, or perhaps their tough coat has you wondering if he has a wire-haired dog breed as part of his ancestry? Your dog’s quick learning might have you thinking they are descended from one of the smartest dog breeds, or their tendency to do their own thing might indicate their dog DNA features some of the hardest…
Key Takeaways Short-legged dogs have unique care needs and potential health issues.Maintaining a healthy weight and using pet ramps can prevent joint and back problems.Regular vet check-ups and low-impact exercise are crucial for keeping short-legged dogs healthy. Naturally, we appreciate the little things about our canine companions—especially if those “little things” are their adorably short legs. A distinctive trait like short legs is typically seen in small and even medium-sized dogs. We talked with two veterinarians to learn more about these 19 dogs with short legs, including why some dogs have short legs, how to care for them, and the…
Emily LaBarge has a good story. The writer’s dream, one might think. Good stories – the more horrifying the better – are high currency in a cynical publishing landscape that capitalizes on traumatic experiences and their corollary ‘healing journeys’. By this logic, having a good story fall into one’s lap – or even wreck one’s life – renders half the work complete: no need to scrape around for material, develop an unusual interest or notable style, or perform the trick of forging something from nothing. Dog Days (2025) – the experimental memoir and anticipated first book by Canadian art and…
There are certain dogs that everyone knows, from golden retrievers and French bulldogs to pit bulls and poodles, because they’re practically everywhere. In the U.S., you see them on TV and on social media, and even when you step out for an afternoon stroll. Of course, there’s a good chance you don’t know them all. There are more than 350 recognized dog breeds from all around the world, many of which are exceedingly rare in America, and many of these unusual dogs are worth knowing about. Below are 15 of our all-time favorites. Azawakh The Azawakh is a lean and powerful…
“I get their point, but still, technically, they’re trespassing. It’s on a school ground,” he says. “And there is no guarantee there is no child here. Because of the nature of this school, it’s not as if every day we finish at 3.30pm.”The select entry school, which enrols 1400 boys, holds activities outside of school hours most days, such as robotics classes, cadets and sports – and has students on the grounds who are simply studying.Some trespassers have even gone as far as cutting through a lock the school installed on its gates in a bid to prevent the increase…
Insurance ServicesPet Aug 5, 2025 Written By Daniel Mattia Written By Daniel Mattia Daniel Mattia is a researcher and writer for MarketWatch Guides with nearly 10 years of experience writing about auto insurance, warranties, lending and personal finance. A former licensed insurance producer, he previously wrote for Yahoo! Personal Finance, RateGenius, Bestow and other publications. Editor Shelby Fishman Editor Shelby Fishman Shelby Fishman is an assistant editor for MarketWatch Picks. Previously, she served as an assistant editor for custom content at Barron’s Group. Shelby studied broadcast journalism at Southern Methodist University in Dallas and received her Master’s in Journalism from…
Conformation shows began over 150 years ago as a competition among friends about breeding dogs. Today, it’s easy to attend an all-breed event and see hundreds of trained and well-groomed dogs of multiple dog breeds, all showcased outdoors or inside a large arena. Conformation dog shows are a fun and impressive sight that many spectators never forget. But this celebration of the form and function of purebred dogs and the attention they bring as companions didn’t spring up overnight. The Beginning of Conformation Shows Putting on a dog show takes incredible time, preparation, and the dedication of people who care…
Insurance ServicesPet Aug 5, 2025 Written By Daniel Mattia Written By Daniel Mattia Daniel Mattia is a researcher and writer for MarketWatch Guides with nearly 10 years of experience writing about auto insurance, warranties, lending and personal finance. A former licensed insurance producer, he previously wrote for Yahoo! Personal Finance, RateGenius, Bestow and other publications. Editor Shelby Fishman Editor Shelby Fishman Shelby Fishman is an assistant editor for MarketWatch Picks. Previously, she served as an assistant editor for custom content at Barron’s Group. Shelby studied broadcast journalism at Southern Methodist University in Dallas and received her Master’s in Journalism from…