Butch was the heaviest dog in Britain — at more than 15 stone — when he was photographed with his owners in 1958.

One of the world's rarest dog breeds, the Otterhound is a British native that was once the trusted otter hunter partner of Medieval fishermen, according to the experts at Purina. But with less than ...

One of the world’s rarest dog breeds, the Otterhound is a British native that was once the trusted otter hunter partner of ...

The Bedlington terrier originated in the mining towns of Northumberland, and while it might look like a lamb, it’s got the heart of a lion.

Want a dog that not everyone has? Canine popularity is easy to gauge – it’s effectively measured by how common a breed is (how many puppies are registered with the Kennel Club), which is in turn down ...

For as long as people have had dogs, certain breeds have struggled to survive. Some nearly vanished as times changed, with fewer people seeing a real need for them. Passionate owners and breeders ...

When it comes to rare dog breeds, most people immediately think of popular breeds like the Golden Retriever or German Shepherd. However, the world of dogs is vast, and some incredible breeds remain ...

“You might think that owning a hairless dog breed is a good way to save time on grooming,” Dr. Cahn says. “However, they actually require more frequent bathing, can be prone to skin issues and dental ...

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Americans love their dogs. According to Forbes, more than 65 million U.S. households have a dog, making pooches the most popular pet in the country. But which breeds have the most hearts in America in ...

The American pit bull terrier is the most popular dog breed in Ohio, surpassing German shepherds. Golden retrievers rank as the second most popular breed in Ohio, followed by German shepherds in third ...

Happy National Dog Day! The numbers don’t lie: Americans love their dogs. According to Forbes, more than 65 million U.S. households have a dog, making pooches the most popular pet in the country. But ...