All Dogs, All the Time

 I am a big fun guy ...like everyone always ready to play . I keeep my crate clean ...am ready for Xmas ...but neeeed a home so Santa knows where to deliver to .... see more at Petfinder.com Read Full Story

Many families have a family pet rather it be a cat, a dog, a hamster, a fish, or a bird or one of many other options but often families will invite a pet into the home and then realize that the pet doesn’t quite fit into their family well. This most commonly happens with dogs as there are a good number of dogs that are not necessarily meant to be the pet of a family with children living in the household. Families who wind up bringing such a dog into the home are often left having to make a tough decision regarding the fate ... Read Full Story

 This beautiful boy is either a Flat-Coated Retriever e a Golden/Lab mix. He is young, probably about a year and a half. He is a big boy. He probably weighs about 80 pounds. He is friendly and energetic. He seems to know some basic commands. Intake... see more at Petfinder.com Read Full Story

1. One of these dogs has something to do with Golden and Flat-coated retriever history. What am I talking about? I was wrong about one thing. I think this is the same dog pictured twice. It’s just one of those weird tricks that were used to develop a photo to show the same dog in the different positions. ( Here is one of the originals .) the dog in question is a well-known Corrin. Corrin was an early champion in this breed, which was made a separate breed in 1902. Corrin was worked in the field, but the beginning of field trials happened too ... Read Full Story

Chesapeake Bay retriever Boston terrier Plott hound Catahoula leopard dog Boykin spaniel Blue Lacy Great Dane American foxhound American water spaniel Sure, you may know your state capitals, but do you know your state dogs? With Missouri poised to name the Newfoundland its official state dog — possibly an attempt by what’s been called the puppy mill capital of the U.S. to gain some good doggie PR — there could soon be 10 states with their own state dogs. Perhaps there’s some purpose to naming a state dog — other than as a favor to friends or supporters, other than providing a little fun ... Read Full Story