To look at an enormous Great Pyrenees dog, you might not think these dogs should ever go near the water. With so much fur, once their thick double-layer coat gets wet, will the dog simply sink to the bottom? But if you own the Great Pyrenees or are thinking about adding this dog breed to…
The Great Pyrenees dog is better known for its brawn rather than its brains. However, this is only because Great Pyrenees have spent thousands upon thousands of years working through very difficult weather conditions to protect livestock from dangerous predators. In short, Great Pyrenees dogs were not bred to be lap dogs, “pet” dogs, or…
The Siberian Husky is one of those dogs that makes it easy to remember that modern domestic dogs are related to ancient wild wolves. These dogs, with their keen, bright eyes, thick bushy fur, and upturned ears, epitomize what it means to be a dog. Siberian Huskies have been living and working alongside humans for…
The Great Pyrenees is 100 percent pure dog. Not only are these enormous dogs loyal and loving to a fault, but they are every bit as thick and shaggy as a proper dog should be. The Great Pyrenees is a gentle giant, but there are some special considerations when you are committing to care for…
The Siberian Husky is a dog breed that many instantly recognize, even if they aren’t dog lovers. These dogs have become popular thanks partly to successful movies that have featured their brave service to people. This is also one main reason the Siberian Husky is so popular as a companion canine throughout the United States…
Many aspiring Newfoundland dog owners start out their journey by wondering if they have what it takes to properly care for such a sizable companion canine. One of those worries relates to the Newfoundland dog’s appetite and the cost of providing food for this breed of dog. This is a great question to ask if…
