Is it white with black spots, or black with white spots?
Whichever you believe, one thing’s for sure: You can never not recognize a Dalmatian.
Possibly made famous by the 1961 Disney film, 101 Dalmatians.
The Dalmatian is a bright, bubbly and beautiful pooch that’ll bring lots of love and sunshine into your life.
However, this dog isn’t for everyone.
Before you take one home, here’s what you need to know about the Dalmatian.
The “king of the terriers,” the Airedale Terrier, is not your average best friend.
Living with the largest terrier breed is like living with a mischievous child who craves attention.
An Airedale has almost unlimited energy and a mind that makes other dog breeds look like the cavemen of the dog world.
Airedale puppies are fuzzy, cute and cuddly, as well as stubborn, but they do grow into their role as a devoted companion.
With their fluffy white coats, adorable faces, and always-pleased-to-meet-you vibe, American Eskimos will have you cooing over them in no time.
American Eskimos can live almost anywhere, although they suit some owners more than others.
Before you decide on one of these beauties, here’s what you need to know about the American Eskimo dog.
American Eskimos, or “Eskies,” are members of the Spitz family, which includes Pomeranians and Samoyeds.
Despite his imposing appearance, the Irish wolfhound is a gentle, noble soul who’s at his happiest when he’s with his family.
For the right kind of owner, he can be a loyal friend, a calm companion, and a major head-turner on the streets.
If you think you have what it takes to own an Irish wolfhound, read on.
Siberian Huskies are striking, aren’t they?
With their wolf-like looks, piercing eyes, and relentless tenacity, these beautiful dogs have captivated hearts all over the world.
Even if you haven’t seen the Balto series of animated films, chances are you’ve seen Siberian Huskies survive harsh winters on TV.
All that said, Siberian Huskies aren’t for everyone. Before you take on the responsibility of caring for one of these pooches, read this guide first.
The Basset Hound is a lot of things, but “graceful” isn’t one of them.
After all, when you have short legs and a long body, it’s not easy to gallop around like a greyhound does.
Still, something about this pooch makes you take a second look.
Whether it’s their complete mastery of the “puppy dog” face or the fact that they look dignified in spite of themselves.
Want a “gentleman” who can let loose? If so, you can’t go wrong with the Boston Terrier.
Recognizable for its tuxedo-like fur (earning it the nickname “American gentleman”).
The Boston Terrier is an all-American breed that can bring laughter and love into any household.
Its outgoing personality and high intelligence have captured dog lovers’ hearts since its inception.
Ask any dog lover to name their top ten smartest breeds, and chances are the German Shepherd will be near the top of the list.
Beautiful, trainable and adaptable, the German Shepherd can handle almost anything you throw its way.
Whether you’re a policeman looking for a trusty partner or a civilian who wants to ramp up your home security, here’s what you need to know about the German Shepherd.
When you see names like “Grey Ghost” or “Silver Ghost,” you usually think of superheroes or famous apparitions.
Actually, they’re nicknames for the Weimaraner, a dog that was prized in Germany for its beauty, intelligence and hunting ability.
Although “Weims” aren’t as prestigious as they used to be, they still retain a strong, dignified personality that makes them equally at home on hunting grounds and in family homes.
“Cuddly” isn’t a word that comes to mind when you look at a Cane Corso.
After all, he’s a large, athletic and powerful dog who needs a careful but confident hand to guide him in the right direction.
Despite his looks, the Cane Corso can also be one of the most wonderful pets you’ll ever have.
Read on to find out what makes him a unique and fascinating dog breed.