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Domestic dogs are among the most diverse mammals on the planet. From the tiny chihuahua to the towering great dane, the flat-faced pug to the long-muzzled borzoi, the sheer range of canine shapes and sizes is staggering. We often attribute this diversity to a relatively recent phenomenon: the Victorian kennel clubs that first emerged around 200 years ago. These clubs are usually credited with formalising the selective breeding that created the hundreds of modern breeds we recognise today. But our new research, published in Science, shows that this is only the latest chapter in a much older story. Dogs were…

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Ever since I was a child, I’ve wanted a dog. While other children may have dreamt of travelling the world or making a fortune, my aspirations were always four-legged and waggy-tailed. My parents would never have allowed me to get a dog, so it remained a dream. Fast-forward to today and I finally have my dream dog – a 17-month-old Hungarian Vizsla called Lenny. I knew I hadn’t chosen the easiest breed but I’d fallen in love with their energetic, loving nature. To prepare, I read books and forums, and I pounced on every Vizsla owner I saw to grill…

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If you consider yourself a dog lover, chances are you can tell a Golden Retriever from a Lab in a heartbeat. Between those floppy ears, wagging tails and unmistakable personalities, most pet enthusiasts can identify dozens of popular dog breeds on sight. But what if we told you there’s a new face joining the club? It’s true! The American Kennel Club just made a major announcement, officially recognizing a rare dog breed that’s as so adorable.This new dog breed is one so uncommon that many people have never even heard its name, let alone seen one trotting down the street…

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What’s the best hunting dog breed? That depends on who you ask. For some hunters, it’s all about the moment a pointer streaks across a stubble field like a bolt of white lightning. Or when a Labrador retriever vaults after a fallen greenhead. Or when a springer spaniel levitates from the switchgrass, jaws snapping at a pheasant’s tail feathers. When a pack of blueticks strike scent, and the night suddenly throbs with their urgent music. Whenever and wherever we hunt with dogs, we engage in a partnership that spans tens of thousands of years—a partnership so intimate and mutually beneficial…

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Slinky Dog Dash has been a standout attraction at Disney’s Hollywood Studios since it opened in 2018, taking guests on a whimsical roller coaster ride through Andy’s backyard. As part of Toy Story Land, the ride captures the spirit of Toy Story with its playful design, gentle thrills, and fun visual effects. Credit: Stone Hood, Unsplash One of those effects, the color-changing lights that follow the ride vehicles at night, had been missing for quite some time. But now, Disney has fixed the lighting feature, bringing back a detail that adds to the ride’s immersive experience. Fans have taken notice,…

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A vet has issued a warning to dog owners about an important winter habit that could help keep their pets properly hydrated during the colder monthsExperts say winter is a key time to make a change to a pet’s drinking habitDog owners are being urged to monitor an essential behaviour as winter sets in. Veterinary experts warn that dogs typically consume less water during colder months, and pet owners need to take active steps to ensure their companions remain properly hydrated.The decline occurs because cooler temperatures mean pets lose less fluid through their bodies, and similar to humans, they don’t…

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While every dog boasts its own unique character, certain breeds are notorious for their rebellious tendenciesDog trainer names 3 dog breeds that are the most ‘challenging’ to train(Image: Mary Swift via Getty Images)Professional dog trainer Will Atherton shared the three breeds he finds most difficult to work with – and explains Siberian Huskies top his list. Will of Canine Training revealed: “I’ve had the pleasure of working with thousands of different dogs and thousands of different owners.”Due to this extensive experience, he noted: “That has allowed me to work with countless different breeds of dogs.” When disclosing his “three least…

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A paw-sible path to a longer life? About 43% of US households — especially those run by millennials — own a pooch. Research has long suggested that there are numerous physical and mental benefits to having a furry friend around. A canine pal could even mean living longer, thanks to its effects on heart health, stress levels and more. But owning a dog doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll be fur-ever young. Owning a dog can lead to better heart health and less stress, but it may not lengthen your life. Africa Studio – stock.adobe.com For one, owning a pet can come…

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From moated manor houses to royal woodlands, there are plenty of dog-friendly places to visit with your four-legged friends in Norfolk.Here are seven heritage sites you can take your dog to this spring.1. Sandringham EstateSandringham Estate is a top dog-friendly location (Image: Hallie Taylor)Sandringham Estate is a historic royal retreat near King’s Lynn, set in thousands of acres of parkland and woodland walks that make it ideal for visitors with dogs.Dogs are welcome in the Royal Parkland and Courtyard areas, including the shop, takeaway and parts of the café and restaurant, so you can combine a walk with a coffee…

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Features that make every dog’s day Dogs are more than just pets – they’re cherished family members, which is why we created Dogbility, to ensure maximum comfort, safety, and reliability. All Dogbility models undergo rigorous testing and quality controls and come with the very latest in K9-controlled autonomous driving technology. To ensure the best experience while on the road, each model is equipped with a rotary steering wheel designed to ensure reliable steering by paws, downward-facing pedals to prevent any strains to the patella, nose print recognition to conveniently start the engine, as well as a canine-compatible color alert HUD…

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