Dog Breed

When considering the subject of training a Pomeranian, there are a few items to think about before getting into specifics such as house training, sitting, doing tricks etc. New owners of Pomeranians will find that their pet is very…

The Pomeranian developed as a separate breed in the Pomerania region of Prussia (Poland and Germany). Pomeranians are descendants of the ancient Spitz type of dog from the north and some were brought to Europe to herd sheep. This has…

This toy dog, the Pomeranian, is a member of the spitz family that gets its name from the Pomerania region of Poland and Germany. The breed with this name was originally a much larger animal but was bred down to make the dog fit more…

If you are thinking about a new family pet, and looking for one that is intelligent, good with children, and extremely loyal, we would recommend that you consider the Pembroke Welsh Corgi. This small, working dog is energetic, making a good…

With good care and proper nutrition, the Pembroke Welsh Corgi will give you 12 to 15 years of enjoyment and companionship. This small, sturdy dog does tend to gain weight if not fed correctly or given enough exercise. As with most…

Training any new dog, including a Pembroke Welsh Corgi, is essential in making sure both the pet and family members are comfortable and happy with the relationship. Generally, training has two main parts: basic obedience training, which…

The Pembroke Welsh Corgi has become a very popular breed of dog. There are now many regional and local clubs devoted strictly to this small but sturdy breed. The Pembroke makes an excellent family pet and is good with children, especially…

This long, low breed of dog, the Pembroke Welsh Corgi, is similar to the Cardigan Welsh Corgi but is now recognized as a separate breed. Some histories trace the Corgi to Swedish dogs more than a thousand years ago. Others believe the…

One of the first decisions you should make when buying a Pekingese is whether to purchase a puppy or an adult. If you choose to get a grown dog from a rescue group, you should always ask questions about the dog’s health and background.…

A healthy, well-bred Pekingese can live as long as 15 years, though 10 years to 12 years is more common. The breed has a tendency toward eye problems and breathing problems, according to many experienced owners and breeders. The dog has…