Came across this on Facebook – what a sweet video. Enjoy!
Kudos to START rescue and this very patient man for taking the time to care.
(FYI, this was filmed a year or two ago. I don’t know that the pups have all been adopted already, but I’d imagine they have been.)
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Good day, and good dog!
Meet Buttons! This beautiful 2-year old Pit Bull is living in foster care in Lawrence, Kansas courtesy of Game Dog Guardian. Here’s what their website has to say about this beauty.
Continue reading Shelter Sunday: Game Dog Guardian / Lawrence, KS
Did you see the video we posted this week of the Labradoodle that had been shave to resemble a lion? Just wondering what your opinion was.
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Good day, and good dog!
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
They’re about 1/3 of the way there. Go to the Puppies! facebook page & help them out!
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Good day, and good dog!
It’s getting closer and closer to February, which means we need to start preparing for the grandaddy of them all, the Westminster Kennel Club’s 137th Annual Dog Show. Today, we take a look at the show’s judges.
Continue reading 2013 Westminster Show Judges Announced
So, let’s say you decide you want to make a big splash in the world of dog shows. What breed should you plan on showing? Here’s our list of the breeds that have won Best in Show the most times since the show began awarding the prize in 1907.
Useless trivia fact of the day: No Best in Show was awarded in 1923 due to rules changes that didn’t allow for breeds to compete against each other.
1. The best of the best is certainly the Wire Fox Terrier, having captured 13 Best in Shows. If you include the Smooth variety of Fox Terrier, the total rises to 17.
2. If you count all of the sizes of Poodle as one breed, they fall in at number two, with 9 wins. Four for the Standard size, three for the miniatures, and two for the toys.
3. Next in line is the Scottish Terrier, winning 8 of the top trophies.
4. The English Springer Spaniel has been distinguished at the top spot six times.
5. Here’s where it gets tricky: no fewer than nine breeds are tied with four wins each. The list includes Airedale Terriers, Boxers, Doberman Pinschers, Smooth Fox Terriers, Perkingese, Pointers, Standard Poodles, Sealyham Terriers, and Cocker Spaniels (including Black, ASCOB, and Parti colors).
So, that covers more than 10 breeds.
If you’d rather pick a Group instead of a particular breed, here’s how they stack up:
1. With 44 Best in Show wins, the Terrier Group is clearly the biggest favorite.
2. Sporting dogs come in second, with 22 wins.
3. Next, bring on the Working dogs, who have racked up 15 wins.
4. Coming in fourth, everybody’s favorite pocket pets, the Toy group, with 10 wins.
5. The Non-Sporting group has had 8 wins.
6. My favorite, the Hounds, have won just 5 times.
7. And bringing up the rear, the hard-working Herders have only won once, with a German Shepherd dog in 1987.
Now you know.
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I think this dog started out as a Labradoodle, but he caused quit a stir when he was seen wandering loose in his neighborhood.
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Meet Moe! This cute miniature Schipperke / Dachshound mix is currently living in foster care in Adel, Iowa, courtesy of A Heinz 57 Pet Rescue and Transport. He’s just shy of two years old, and here’s what their website has to say about this little charmer.
Continue reading Shelter Sunday: A Heinz 57 Pet Rescue and Transport / Adel, IA
Our top ten this week was a list of rules our dogs expect us to follow. Just wondering – how many of those rules have you broken?
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