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Affection Level Medium Friendliness Low Kid-Friendly Medium Pet-Friendly Low Exercise Needs Medium Playfulness Low Energy Level Medium Trainability Medium Intelligence High Tendency to Bark Low Amount of Shedding High History of the Caucasian Shepherd Dogs resembling the Caucasian shepherd have existed in the mountainous Caucasus region of Europe and Asia for centuries. They historically were used to guard property and livestock against trespassers and predators, such as wolves and bears.  The look of these dogs varied depending on the exact region they were from. And there are still two varieties within the breed: the mountain type (heavier body and longer…

hink you’ve seen it all when it comes to our four-legged friends? These unusual dogs are here to prove you wrong! From shaggy mop tops to ancient hairless wonders, check out these eight unique breeds and their one-of-a-kind features. Borzoi Image by Hans Kuczka via Getty Images. Article continues after this ad Advertisement Meet the Borzoi, Russia’s answer to the greyhound! These speedy sighthounds have impressively long noses and elegant, flowing fur. Born for the chase, they’re true athletes—and their name literally means “fast dog.” Just keep them entertained; these long-nosed legends get bored quick! Xoloitzcuintle Image by Creativebird via…

Celebrating our pets and organizing special carnivals for them is a beautiful way to acknowledge the unconditional love, joy, and companionship they bring into our lives. Pets are more than just animals; they are family members who stand by us through thick and thin, offering comfort and loyalty without expecting much in return. A carnival dedicated to them is a chance to express gratitude, create joyful memories, and connect with fellow pet lovers. It’s also an opportunity to pamper them, learn more about their needs, and raise awareness about responsible pet ownership. These celebrations remind us of the pure, unspoken…

Celebrating heritage through contestOrganised annually by the Arabian Saluki Center, the beauty contest is more than a competition. It is a celebration of heritage. Judges assessed the dogs on gait, head structure, eyes, coat, and behaviour, ensuring that the breed’s traditional traits and exceptional qualities are preserved.Visitors to ADIHEX also experienced demonstrations of traditional hunting practices, while breeders shared insights into the dedication required to raise and train these prized dogs. Through such events, the Saluki continues to bridge the gap between the past and present, highlighting its enduring role in UAE culture.

You may find yourself looking at your canine companion and wondering just how much they understand. Well, it turns out some breeds are smarter than others.Research published in the 2006 edition of Professor Stanley Coren’s book The Intelligence of Dogs ranks the intelligence of 131 dog breeds. Professor Coren is a neuropsychological researcher with a specialism in the intelligence and cognitive ability of dogs. He writes the popular Psychology Today column Canine Corner.We’ve listed the top ten smartest dog breeds according to Professor Coren below – as well as the three breeds bringing up the rear. Read on to see…

While driving through Raleigh, it’s possible you might pass a school bus full of smiling dog faces. It’s the cutest thing you’ll ever see – but it’s also a lot of work! It only took a few months for founder Baden Jaxen to get Pup Park Shuttle off the ground. Jaxen was scrolling through social media in October when he saw a video from Canada showing a shuttle-based dog-sitting service where pets were picked up on a bus. Jaxen reached out to the company, but they politely declined his request to franchise and create something similar in North Carolina. Jaxen…

Affection Level High Friendliness Medium Kid-Friendly Medium Pet-Friendly High Exercise Needs High Playfulness Medium Energy Level High Trainability Medium Intelligence High Tendency to Bark Medium Amount of Shedding Medium History of the Entlebucher Mountain Dog Entlebucher mountain dogs belong to a group of Swiss mountain dogs collectively known as Sennehund, which translates to “the herdsman’s dog.” Of the four breeds—which also include the Bernese mountain dog, the Appenzeller, and the Greater Swiss mountain dog—the Entlebucher is the smallest. All four dogs are descendants of a large, mastiff-like dog that was bred by the Romans over 2,000 years ago. While the…

hink you’ve seen it all when it comes to our four-legged friends? These unusual dogs are here to prove you wrong! From shaggy mop tops to ancient hairless wonders, check out these eight unique breeds and their one-of-a-kind features. Borzoi Image by Hans Kuczka via Getty Images. Article continues after this ad Advertisement Meet the Borzoi, Russia’s answer to the greyhound! These speedy sighthounds have impressively long noses and elegant, flowing fur. Born for the chase, they’re true athletes—and their name literally means “fast dog.” Just keep them entertained; these long-nosed legends get bored quick! Xoloitzcuintle Image by Creativebird via…

Authorities in the ACT have released draft regulations for the welfare of dogs. One inclusion getting attention is a guideline “requiring all dogs to have a minimum of three hours of human contact daily”. The purpose of this code is to help dog owners meet their obligations under existing animal welfare laws in the ACT, which see dogs as sentient animals. This recognises that dogs can experience pleasure and pain, and that these feelings matter. If we accept dogs are sentient then we must think about their welfare and how to provide for them the best life possible. So, will…

A legacy that spans generations University Archivist Amelia Verkerk helped Fralin and Hammer sniff out Hokie history behind many favorite canine companions. “My favorite part about helping Kelsey and Scott was delving deeper into archival materials that I hadn’t been able to on that level before,” said Verkerk. “For example, I use Bugles, the student yearbooks, all the time for reference questions about specific alumni, student organizations, or events, but I never realized right there in all of those photographs were so many dogs and how intrinsic they have been to the history and morale of Virginia Tech. Helping with…