Chiara Bradshaw

The Yorkshire Terrier is a small breed of dog that is generally active and can be fun to be around. The Yorkie can be a wonderful family pet that is good with older children. This breed is fine for apartment living and will need only…

The Yorkshire Terrier is a popular breed because of its appearance and because it is one of the toy breeds, weighing not more than seven pounds. Yorkies have a long, silky coat that hangs straight down on both sides of the body. The hair…

If you are considering adding a West Highland White Terrier to your family, you will be getting a dog with history dating back to Scotland in the mid-1800s, where a breeder of the Cairn Terrier saw that he had some white pups in a litter.…

This breed is relatively healthy with a few health problems that may be of concern to the new owner. Westies are sturdy, compact dogs that require just a bit of exercise to remain in good condition. A selective diet of fresh meats and…

Training a purebred dog may often involve using some of the same techniques across many breeds and this is true of the West Highland White Terrier. Keep in mind that most experts will tell you that each breed has its own particular…

The West Highland White Terrier was established as a separate breed in the 1800s, after a breeder of Cairn Terriers found that he had some white puppies in a litter. With selective breeding, the West Highland White Terrier developed as a…

This small, sturdy breed, the West Highland White Terrier, has a longish, white coat, is energetic and a bit self-possessed at times. However Westies are usually less irritable and snappish than some other terriers, and can be quite…

The Weimaraner is a recognizable dog, primarily because of its lean, athletic build and beautiful coat. In fact, one of the nicknames of the breed is Grey Ghost. This breed has a natural friendliness and playful personality. However,…

Many Weimaraner owners enjoy a long relationship with their dog without major health issues. This is something that is accomplished by starting with a puppy from a reputable breeder. That first step may eliminate many of the health…

There are really two levels to consider when thinking about training a Weimaraner. As with all purebred dogs, obedience training and housetraining/housebreaking are the most common and basic types of instruction that you should consider for…