Did you know that Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel with a Pom by his side? Or that the Pomeranian is one of only three canines to survive the Titanic? Learn more!
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The Miniature Schnauzer is a small, lovable breed that has found a home with the likes of even Bruce Lee and Bill Cosby! This is one of the most popular dogs in the United States.
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This tiny canine with a big heart has a taste for the good life and it’s no wonder ... for centuries these pampered pooches have adorned the laps of the rich and famous.
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If you like large dogs, then you might consider owning an English Mastiff. This breed holds the world record for largest dog ever, weighing in at over 430 pounds!
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The Thai Ridgeback is a strong, powerful and active dog that is best suited for experienced owners. Thought to have originated more than 2,000 years ago, this beautiful breed is known for the distinctive ridge along their back.
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Often in strong contention for the World’s Ugliest Dog competition, the Peruvian Inca Orchid is a unique and hairless breed that can make a wonderful pet.
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If you like cute and cuddly dogs, this breed has got it in spades. With a beautiful coat and sweet personality, you’d be hard pressed to find a better companion.
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This independent and wild dog is not afraid to show off his singing voice. The New Guinea Singing Dog is perhaps the rarest breed in the world and was discovered in the jungles of Asia.
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The Olde English Sheepdog is known by some as the breed that inspired at least three memorable Beatles songs. They look like huge stuffed animals come to life!
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Dogs 101: Siberian Husky
