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How to Identify a Siberian Husky
Siberian huskies were originally bred in Siberia to carry moderate loads over long distances. They were brought to Alaska to race in 1909, and were first recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1930. They have retained a distinctive…
How to Groom a Longhair Dachshund
Longhair dachshunds are gorgeous animals. Their short bodies and long hair make an exciting combination that is unmatched in the canine world.
However, this same hair and body can be a large pain and a time consuming mess. Know where to…
What Is a Coydog?
Some people believe that coydogs are the stuff of urban legend, that they exist only in the minds of the speculative. Others say they not only exist but they're common, roaming every patch of undeveloped forest on the face of the globe.…
How to Care for a Samoyed
It's easy to fall in love with a Samoyed. These happy, beautiful canines sport a charming personality. The American Kennel Club describes them as "adaptable, friendly and gentle." As likeable as they are, the Samoyed's care needs are…
How to Care for an American Eskimo
Affectionate, intelligent and great with children are all traits that describe the American Eskimo (sometimes called Spitz). And since "Eskies" come in all sizes--Toy, Miniature and Standard--you can find one to fit any household or…
How to Exercise a Rhodesian Ridgeback
Nearly all breeds of dogs require some exercise, some more than others. One breed that needs plenty of exercise is the Rhodesian Ridgeback. A strong, handsome dog, the Rhodesian Ridgeback is built for running and endurance. It takes quite a…
How to Care for a Bichon Poo
Whether this cross of the bichon frise and the poodle is referred to as a bichon poo or a poochon, the result is a cute, affectionate dog. While the poodle appears in three sizes -- toy, miniature and standard -- the cross generally…
How to Care for an English Springer Spaniel
English springer spaniels fall into two categories: show dogs and field trial dogs. Because each breeding line has been separated for around 70 years, the difference between the two is noticeable. Springers bred for show have consistent…
How to Buy an English Bulldog
English bulldogs are great dogs for the educated dog owner. However an English Bulldog can become more than you bargained for unless you understand the breed and the importance of evaluating the bloodline.
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How to Select a Great Dane
If you're in search of a noble, friendly -- and very large -- dog who doesn't require a great deal of exercise, a Great Dane can fill the bill. If you've done your research and believe a Great Dane is the right dog for you, the next step is…