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The cords — it’s what everyone notices first when they look at a Puli. Not everyone will take the time to look past these cords. But subscribe to this judge-a-dog-by-its-coat mentality, and you risk missing out on one of the funniest dogs in the show ring. Puli Club of America president Barbe Pessina recalls once being in the ring with a Puli who wasn’t paying attention. She rummaged in her pocket and found a rat toy she used with her Norwich Terriers. It would have to do. Pessina pulled out the toy, which she describes as “this shocking blue fuzzy…

Key Takeaways Some teddy bear dogs have fluffy coats, cute ears, and small sizes that make them adorable companions.Bichon Frise dogs are hypoallergenic and perfect for people with allergies due to their unique coat.Shih Tzus have been beloved lapdogs for over 1,000 years, especially cherished by Chinese royalty. Teddy bear dogs resemble the plushies children cherish. Despite their size, they are irresistible to carry around. Many breeds and mixes have a teddy bear-like appearance due to their fluffy coats, ear shapes, and cute expressions. We consulted a vet to explore these breeds and guide you in choosing the right one.…

Training a rescue puppy to be a therapy dog is not an easy task, and this pet owner has uploaded evidence of this on their Instagram handle. The clip reflects how difficult it can be to train a pup and make them ready for certain scenarios. And it seems many users agreed and empathized with the dog dad as the Reel has garnered almost 9K likes at the time of writing.Rescue puppy fails first therapy dog lesson in adorable videoThis pet parent is doing his best to train his rescue puppy named Cactus to become a therapy dog. However, the…

In Chicago, it’s mustard only on hotdogs. But why? A proper Chicago hotdog has tomatoes, pickles, peppers, relish, onions and mustard. It does not have ketchup. “Ketchup, there’s always been an argument: do you put ketchup on the hotdog? And honestly, you don’t,” Chicago Chef Steve Chiappetti told NBC Chicago. Chiappetti is the executive chef at State and Lake Tavern in the city’s Loop — he’s also a lifelong Chicagoan. Born and raised on the South Side, Chiappetti comes from a family of butchers who did business in the old stockyards decades ago. “During the depression, going back to Upton…

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…

Many owners make every effort to provide a happy, healthy life for their dogs, but some simple oversights can have serious effects — including diet slip-ups and overlooked health checks.”It’s human nature to make mistakes and normal for pet owners to learn things as they adapt to life with a pet,” says PDSA Vet Catherine Burke.”We always recommend doing plenty of research before you get a pet to make sure you know as much as you can about what pet is right for you, whether you can provide everything that a pet needs, and how to make sure they are…

The origin of Detroit’s Coney Island hot dogs goes back more than 100 years, thanks to some Greek immigrants who ventured first to Coney Island New York, sampled hot dogs there, came to Detroit and started selling them. Detroit PBS, One Detroit But Coney Island hot dogs in some other parts of the state have a very different origin.  Michigan Coney dog historian Dave Liske calls coney dogs a state of mind. Credit: Detroit PBS, One Detroit “I eat coneys all over the country. Have the coney that you like, but also enjoy the other ones just like you would with pizza and…

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…

As winter sets in, a leading vet is urging dog owners to watch out for one specific behaviour their furry friends might display during the colder months. Sean McCormack, Head Vet at Tails.com, has cautioned pet owners to monitor their dogs’ paws carefully and be alert to any excessive attention they pay to them. The winter months bring numerous dangers that can damage the sensitive pads on dogs’ paws, from grit and road salt to ice and snow. READ MORE: {{title}} Sean said: “From injury prevention to post-walk treatment, winter paw care is crucial as the seasons shift. Autumn and winter…

An early Garfield comic featured the cartoon cat’s unique chronicle of the “History of Dogs,” a hilarious take on the origin of the canine species, which held to emphasize the role of Garfield’s self-centered perspective on the humor of the strip, which was still evolving at the time of the storyline’s publication. “Garfield’s History of Dogs” was published at the start of September 1980, and ran for almost a full week. This sequence of comic strips remains amusing even decades later, a testament to the timeless humor of creator Jim Davis. Moreover, it offers an insight into what made Garfield…