Dog Breed Insights

When considering bringing a furry friend into your life, the idea of adopting an older dog may not immediately spring to mind. Yet, these seasoned pets carry with them an array of benefits, often overlooked in favor of their younger counterparts. Setting aside the common misconception that older dogs come […]

Most of us want to own a clever, well-behaved dog and may wonder who is smarter — a mixed breed or purebred dog. A purebred dog may have more predictable traits, but are they any less or more intelligent than a mixed breed that comes from a varied, but rich

If you own an Australian Cattle Dog, you probably have heard that ACDs are descendants of the wild Australian Dingo. But you may also have heard theories that discounted this connection. Or, that four or five different breeds were used to develop the modern-day Australian Cattle Dog. Unfortunately, there has

The great thing about dogs is they can easily become our best friends. The not-so-great thing is that they live for a much shorter time than we do. When you first adopt a dog, you may not be thinking of how long your new furry friend will live. But at

Pit Bulls are often given a bad rap for being dangerous dogs. The truth is, any dog can be dangerous. Dogs are strong animals with sharp teeth who will try to defend themselves if they feel threatened. But with proper care, training, and socialization, we have successfully managed to integrate

Australian Cattle Dogs, often known as Blue or Red Heelers, are awesome to watch when they are in the pasture rounding up sheep or cows. These sturdy, rough and tumble dogs which originated as crossbreeds with the wild Australian Dingo, are very task-oriented dogs who love to work hard. They

Anyone who has had a Pug puppy can attest to how excitable and hyper they can be. Like any puppy, Pugs display playful bursts of energy before they suddenly collapse for a nap. They seem to have two speeds fast and stop! The good news is that Pug pups will

Pugs are really adorable dogs and one of the oldest breeds in history. They originated in China and continue to be very popular as smaller-sized dogs with an easy disposition. They are a great size for apartment living and get along well with other dogs and family members. Yet, some

Many people wonder if it is hard to adopt a Greyhound. They are often sought after because they are such graceful and beautiful dogs who can make great pets for any type of home. Despite their large size, they do equally well in apartments and larger homes with yards provided

Australian Cattle Dogs also known as red and blue heelers are fiercely strong and independent dogs. Due to their tenacious personalities, you may wonder if Cattle Dogs can become attached to their owner as their primary person? The answer is YES, Australian Cattle Dogs usually become firmly attached and devoted