Let’s clear something up:
Lassie was a Collie, not a Shetland Sheepdog. And yes, the two are different.
Sure, they’re both fluffy and have wedge-shaped heads. But the Shetland Sheepdog, or Sheltie, is about half the size of his Collie cousin.
Smaller doesn’t mean dumber, though.
In fact, the smaller Sheltie is the…
Miniature Schnauzers make fantastic family pets.
They are energetic, active, and have a huge personality.
Highly intelligent, the breed responds well to training – if you can work past their stubborn…
The Frenchie has taken the world by storm.
He’s the 4th most popular breed in the U.S. and adored around the world.
Why?
Well, he’s playful, adaptable, and friendly. He’s also a bit of a clown. And a couch potato.
Plus, the breed isn’t a barker. In fact, he hardly yaps at all.
But that doesn’t mean he’s silent. He’s actually one of those special pups that has their own secret language.
You should check it out. You’ll laugh for days…
German Shepherd Dog (GSD): #1 choice for military & law enforcement.
#2 most popular AKC breed.
But…#7 breed most found in rescue shelters.
Here’s why.
The Giant Schnauzer is a true beauty.
With his imposing size and handsome expression, you can’t help but get caught up in those dark, wise eyes.
There’s no doubt he makes a fantastic companion and family member, but I would recommend doing your research before deciding to make this dog a part of your home.
Here’s why…
Golden Retrievers have earned themselves a reputation as a loving, caring, playful breed of dog ideal for family life over the years. While it’s true that their personalities coupled with their love of the outdoors can make them the perfect canine companion. …it’s always important to understand the ins and outs of your pup’s breed….
Back in the day, the Great Dane was a powerful, deadly breed.
He was a hunter, made to go up against wild boars.
But things have changed. Today, Danes are…
If you want a dog that’s made of silk, then the Havanese is about as close as you can get.
These sociable and happy pups are known for their elegant locks. But fine, silky strands aren’t the only option.
The Havanese is one of the few breeds that can totally pull off the dreadlock look.
It’s not a hairdo you’ll see every day on this pup. (The process of cording a Havanese can take up to two years!)
But if you’re up for the challenge, dreads look terrific on this breed.
Irish, or Red, Setters are elegant-looking dog breeds. With their red hair, strong build, and long furnishings, you could easily assume this canine is the aristocrat of the dog world. But don’t be deceived… He may be gorgeous and graceful, but true to his red hair, this breed is a fireball. He’s goofy, crazy, and…