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  • Fishing for a New Aquarium?
    Here are some things you should know about getting and caring for a fish aquarium for your home or office.
  • The Samoyed - The People, The Dogs
    The Samoyed is both a breed of dogs and a tribe of people. These Siberian people required a dog that could survive the harsh conditions and the dog breed that was developed fit those needs.
  • The English Setter - A Large, Friendly Setter
    The early English Setters were bred for their hunting ability. English Setters today are still used for hunting purposes, but the breed is also firmly ensconced in both the household as a family pet and the show ring.
  • The Silver Miniature Poodle - The "Gold" of the Poodle World
    If you're looking for a beautiful dog with incredible intelligence, you need look no further than the Silver Miniature Poodle.
  • The Lessons We Learn From Pets
    Pets can be great companions, but they're also a source of inspiration and knowledge. Even adults can learn some valuable lessons from the experience of having a pet.
  • The Brittany Spaniel - Equally at Home on Hearth or Field
    The Brittany Spaniel is one of the most popular birding dogs, but has also become a very popular family pet.
  • The Akita - National Monument of Japan
    Akita Inu is the largest of the Spitz-type dogs that originated from Japan. It is known in Japan as a national monument, symbolizing health and well being. Akita is an excellent breed to include as a loyal and loving family member.
  • Maltese-Cuddly, Loving Dogs
    It could be the silky coat that makes so many people long to cuddle these dogs, and it's true that the Maltese overall is a very loving dog. They do well as companion dogs, content to spend many hours with their people.
  • Husky - A Strong Working Dog For All Extremes
    Husky dogs are strong with compact bodies that are made for working, even in the harsh northern extremes. The Husky is also a very easygoing companion and many families have welcomed these dogs into their homes with great reward.
  • Dachshunds - Low-Slung Sportsters of the Canine World
    Dachshunds were bred specifically for hunting badgers. The tenacity of the Dachshunds makes them less than ideal for some owners. These dogs will try to be masters of their universe, limited though it might be. But if you're up for a challenge, consider the low-slung Dachshund.
  • The Pug - Ready to Face the World
    The face of the Pug is arguably this dog's most noticeable feature. There's no doubt that the wrinkles add a dimension of character, but these little dogs have tons of personality.
  • Border Collies - From Work to Play
    Border Collies are among the older working breeds, probably descended from several herding breeds. This dog has an incredible way of herding, by standing still in front of the animal, somewhat, hypnotizing it. These dogs are intelligent and are always in need of a new challenge or task.
  • The Long, Low Basset Hound
    The Basset Hound's most noticeable features include the long ears, drooping forehead and short legs. These dogs are excellent at smelling, partly due to their noses but also because of their ears. It was originally bred as a hunter, but has risen in popularity as a family pet and canine pal, as the epitome of the loyal friend.
  • The Afghan Hound - Centuries of Perfection
    The Afghan Hound dates back some 4,000 years. Recently popularized as a show dog due to its silky hair and slender body, the Afghan Hound started out as a hunting and herding dog...
  • The Cocker Spaniel - The Dog with a Perm
    The Cocker Spaniel is most often used today as a show dog or companion dog, but this hasn't always been the case. These dogs were bred as hunting dogs. Though Cocker Spaniels aren't recognized as the smartest of the canines, their intensity and determination to please make them better-than-average family pets.
  • The Rhodesian Ridgeback - A Hound Among Hounds
    Rhodesian Ridgebacks were bred primarily for hunting and they continue to be extremely able in that arena. They also have great stamina so they make good companion dogs for people with plenty of acreage to roam.
  • The Shetland Sheepdog - When Only a Sheltie Will Do
    The Shetland Sheepdog has often been described as a "miniature Lassie." The selective breeding of these dogs included the quest for plenty of stamina. These dogs were probably used for herding small animals for many centuries. This history and breeding makes them ideal for obedience, agility and field competitions today, though they have not been completely eliminated as working dogs.
  • Chow Chows - The "Stuff" From the East
    Chow Chow is an ancient breed, with their most notable feature being their blue tongue. Chow Chows are obstinate and it takes consistent raining to accomplish obedience. They are very intelligent, but tend to want to understand why they're being asked to perform a specific task before they're willing to comply.
  • Newfoundland and Loyalty - High Praises All Around
    When describing their mannerism, temperament and natural qualities a Newfoundland runs the gamut of high praises. This is a breed of dog that takes loyalty to a new place.
  • The Great Dane - A Gentle Giant Among Canines
    Great Dane's are giant dogs! But luck has it, their docile and easygoing nature overrides the difficulty you may encounter when training a Great Dane.
  • Norwegian Elkhounds - More Than Big Game Hunters
    Norwegian Elkhounds are a very old breed of dog and were bred to do exactly what their name implies. These dogs were meant to be hunters. Today, Norwegian Elkhounds make good companions but are still used as working dogs, either for hunting or pulling sleds.
  • The Bichon Frise - The Cotton Ball of Canines
    The Bichon Frise is a small, solid white dog with the curly hair typical of a poodle. These little guys are appealing for many reasons, including the fact that they just look so cuddly.
  • The Redheads of the Dog World -The Irish Setter
    The wonderful, deep red coloring of the Irish Setter is one of the most notable features of this breed. They are intelligent, energetic, agile dogs, ready to pick up new games, play, and please.
  • Saint Bernard - More Than a Carrier of Brandy Kegs
    The Saint Bernard dog is one of the largest breeds of dog available. As dog breeds go there is none more loyal and humanly compassionate than the Saint Bernard.
  • The German Shepherd - A Four-Legged Challenger
    The German Shepherd is a very intelligent dog, always up for something new. These dogs tend to learn quickly and really need to be challenged on a regular basis.
  • The Golden Retriever - All-Around Companion, Helper and Friend
    The Golden Retriever is a versatile dog, eager to be in the water to hunt or play but equally a home curled up for an afternoon nap with family.
  • The Bulldog - Bred for Tenacity in the Ring
    The Bulldog retains characteristics that made the Bulldog of centuries ago a formidable opponent, but has a grace and charm that's made him a popular choice for owners, showmen, breeders and families everywhere.
  • The Schipperke - The "Little Skipper" of Canines
    The Schipperke was originally bred by a canal boat captain in an effort to create a dog that would do well aboard a boat. In Flemish, Schipperke literally means "Little Skipper" because of this dog's use aboard the canal boats.
  • The Chihuahua - More than a Little Yapper
    The Chihuahua has a bad reputation for being a nervous little dog, but there's no doubt that the Chihuahua can make a great family pet. The key is early training and socialization.
  • The Mixed Breeds - More than Mutts
    Many of the world's best pets, most loved companions and smartest dogs are mixed breeds, or "Muts". But think about it, all of today's most popular breeds were at one time unrecognized. Today's mixed breeds may very well appear in tomorrow's dog shows.
  • The Shih Tzu - The Little Lion
    The Shih Tzu is sometimes called the "little lion" because this is a small dog with a huge heart and even bigger personality.
  • The Alaskan Malamute
    The Alaskan Malamute, descended from the wolf, is in fact, a very calm, good-natured dog. It is also a strong dog with a heavy coat, excellent for work and companionship.
  • The Sweetheart of the Hounds - The Beagle
    There's no doubt that a Beagle is coveted because of his hunting ability, but the sweet disposition of these dogs also makes them a favorite when hunting isn't a top priority.
  • Bloodhound - More Than a Trail Dog
    The Bloodhound is known for several things - the incredible sense of smell, the baying bark, and its soulful features.
  • The True Temperament of the Rottweiler
    Rottweilers are agile, smart dogs, with several capacities. They can be used as guard and watch dogs, they can be trained to herd, hunt or perform in obedience trails. They can be used in the police, military and rescue work, or make great companion and family pets.
  • The Boxer - A Courageous Clown?
    The Boxer has a very distinctive personality that makes them extremely good family pets. The same natural intelligence that made these multi-purpose dogs popular a century ago makes them excellent family pets today.

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