
While I was looking for a topic for today’s post, I came across two articles, both published today, but from opposite coasts.
Continue reading Two Sides of The Same Coin: Should Dogs be Allowed in Public Parks?

While I was looking for a topic for today’s post, I came across two articles, both published today, but from opposite coasts.
Continue reading Two Sides of The Same Coin: Should Dogs be Allowed in Public Parks?
At the dog shelter in Sulphur, OK, it is sadly true that dogs are sometimes euthanized due to lack of space or health issues. On Saturday, five young dogs were put down, their deaths confirmed before the bodies were taken to the trash bin.
Last week, we covered the breeds that are easiest to train. This week, the dogs who are hardest to train. Again, this says nothing about the intelligence of the dog. Trainability is not the same as intelligence. In my opinion, it speaks more to the stubbornness of the breeds, as well as to their native character traits. For example, the Beagle is simply a nose with feet. Dogs of this breed are much more interested in following scent trails than commands.
I have included a link for each breed back to our breed guides where you can find information on the history, temperament, and health of each one. (Or check out our complete list of dog breeds.)
Continue reading Tuesday Top Ten: Hardest Dogs to Obedience Train