If you’ve got an affinity for bold, energetic dogs full of personality, you might find yourself charmed by one of the dog ...

Smooth fox terriers are small-but-mighty dogs with outgoing, intelligent personalities. These high-energy pups love spending time with their owners and other people they’re familiar with, but they’re ...

Brits are absolutely dog-mad, so it was easy to round up popular British dog breeds. Dozens of different dog breeds hail from ...

Hunting Dog Characteristics In order to take on such incredible feats, almost all hunting dogs will display a few defining characteristics that set them apart from their puppy pals in other breed ...

Each type of hunting dog has been specially bred to have certain skills and hunt certain kinds of prey. Hound breeds, on the other hand, do the hunting for their owners by tracking prey, and ...

Smooth Fox Terriers are a loving breed with strong hunting instincts and history. The Smooth Fox Terrier is one of the many terrier dog breeds. This breed originated in England, where hunters used ...

While no one dog breed should get more love than another, human nature can lead us to play favorites. With 201 registered breeds, some inevitably fall to the bottom.

Every dog owner wants to believe their pup is the cutest, but apparently that’s not the case if you’re a believer in the golden ratio.

Some dog breeds are more likely to suffer due to high temperatures during the summer. A veterinarian shares which ones — and how to keep these pets safe this year.

A densely coated hunting dog, this breed is sociable, docile, patient, and sometimes stubborn. The spinone is from ancient Italian lineage and is among the field dogs of continental Europe famed ...

And that’s what you need to look for in your next gun dog. Don’t get caught up in what others say you should buy or be best for you, because they aren’t going to be with that dog every day for the ...

6 Hunting Dog Breeds That Make Good House Dogs In the time and place where I grew up—Sioux City, Iowa, in the 1960s and early ‘70s—hunting dog breeds didn’t live in the house, period.