His answer is clear: the breeds that are bred to work independently present the greatest challenges. In particular, he cites ...

Denni, an animal lover from the UK, shared her thoughts on the ‘crazy’ dog breeds, and explained why a Husky is not the pooch for her. Posting on social media, the brunette beauty opened up on ...

And a lot of those people would have been first time dog owners.' The fourth and final breed on Ben's list was the husky. 'Now, getting any dog is a big commitment and will change your life ...

While each dog has their own personality, there are some breeds that have a disobedient streak. Will Atherton of Canine Training said: "I've had the pleasure of working with thousands of different ...

As a sled dog, this crossbreed is an integral part of the history and culture of Alaska and Canada. While not a standardized ...

Mastiffs rank 37th out of 200 in terms of popularity among American Kennel Club breeds, thanks in part to their affectionate nature and ability to get along well with other dogs and children.

We're all aware of the saying "waking up on the wrong side of the bed", and it's no surprise lack of sleep plays a part in how we are feeling but it is also true for dogs – the amount of sleep ...

Today, the most popular breed of hairless dog is the Chinese crested, but the xoloitzcuintli and American hairless terrier (AHT) are fast gaining fans. And who could forget the Peruvian Inca Orchid?

So, why do dogs sleep so much? Rest assured--it's normal for dogs of all sizes, ages, and breeds to sleep a lot, but we'll review just how much sleep you can expect your dog to get every day.

Geneticists are still on the hunt for an explanation. In this age of modern domestication, why are the largest dog breeds up to 40 times bigger than the smallest? While the answer remains unclear ...

Older dogs, puppies and larger breeds also need more sleep than others. Larger dogs use more energy than smaller ones, while puppies are constantly exerting energy, according to PetMD. Senior dogs ...

Dog DNA tests can share accurate information about breed makeup in mixed breeds, provide breed verification in purebreds, and test for other important aspects such as genetic disorders ...