A brief explanation of how Animal Classification works( for the average guy)

Scientists never agree on much of anything, so there are several accepted Plant and Animal Classification systems. Most of us don’t even know what the names of those classification systems mean, let alone understand the structure of them, so we are just going to use a simplified dummied up system the average common man can understand. A brief explanation of how Animal Classification works( for the average guy) »»

Congenital defects in dog breeds

Congenital defects in dogs are caused from a variety of reasons. Som congeital defects, such as hip dysplasia and congenital heart defects, are more common in some dog breeds than others. Congenital defects in dog breeds »»

Five tips to track down your canine soulmate

There is a right and a wrong way to pick a puppy. The process is a little like dating. The few who find fulfillment in love are those who use their hearts and their heads. There is a special kind of nirvana when a person connects with their canine soul mate. They weren’t fooling when they called dog “man’s best friend.” But such unions don’t happen randomly. A little careful preparation will go a long way. And to simplify your search, we have five suggestions. Five tips to track down your canine soulmate »»

Australian Shepherd Dog Rescue Organizations

Below you’ll find many Australian Shepherd focused rescue organizations. This is not a complete list! If you are an Australian Shepherd focused rescue and would like to be included, please submit your request using the Contact Us link in the bottom left corner of every page of our website. Australian Shepherd Dog Rescue Organizations »»

The Top Six Myths about Basset Hounds

Bassets hounds are very stubborn. If you want a dog that is going to sit, stay and come on command, you do not want a basset hound. They go with their noses. Bassets will also train you to do what they want. The Top Six Myths about Basset Hounds »»

What do you need to know before you adopt a Border Collie

The Border Collie is also referred to as the ‘Scotch Sheep Dog’ in reference to its place of origin. Those who share their homes with Border Collies and Border Collie mixes often describe them as highly energetic, intelligent, sensitive and demanding of attention and activity. What do you need to know before you adopt a Border Collie »»

Boston Terriers Must be Housedogs

Boston Terriers are incredibly smart. People tend to think that because they look silly, they aren’t bright. But they learn very quickly and are extremely easy to train. However, they are not for everyone, and often are especially not suited for families with small children.  Boston Terriers Must be Housedogs »»