Ciara Farrell, a Kennel Club Historian, tells Country Living: "Dog ‘breeds’, as we know them today, are a fairly modern ...

Dog breeds have different wiring when it comes to living with other animals. Some just can’t do it. Training helps, but it ...

Biologist and archaeologist Allowen Evin, of CNRS, and her colleagues compared the size and shape of 643 skulls from dogs and wolves: 158 from modern dogs, 86 from modern wolves, and 391 from ...

We all need some alone-time occasionally, but do our pups need it too? A veterinarian has answered this question for you.

The Chesapeake Bay Retriever is one more great companion dog breed. They are also excellent protectors who love to take care ...

The staggering array of modern dog breeds is typically traced to the Victorian era. But half of all canine variation was in ...

Not all dogs are clingy. While some pups follow you from room to room and act like your four-legged shadow, others prefer a little breathing room. But just because a dog is independent doesn’t mean ...

They have their own fabulous room with their dog beds and their little dressers, their dog bowls, and their toys — the whole nine yards.” ...

Exotic pets offer the ultimate chance for humans to connect with something truly unique–at least for those who can afford them. They’re gorgeous, have different needs, and bring personality to a home.

A rescue labeled one pup a Labrador Retriever mix, likely due to his floppy ears, adorable smile, and short, beige coat.

While most dogs today are beloved companions rather than working animals, many breeds were originally developed for very specific jobs. The ever-popular Dachshund, for example, was bred to help ...