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Jack Russell Terrier

January 19, 2016

Jack Russell Terrier Information & Background The Jack Russell Terrier breed is a small stature, working terrier originally bred in England. The breed is named for their original breeder, Reverend Parson John “Jack” Russell, who developed the breed in the mid 1800’s from terrier stock. Russell was an avid fox hunter, and wanted to create…

German Shepherd Dog

January 19, 2016

German Shepherd Breed Info & History The German Shepherd–despite the worldwide popularity–actually originated in the late 19th century. A German cavalry captain had an aspiration to create the world’s best herding dog. Perhaps he didn’t succeed in that specific aim (that’s a topic up for debate), but he certainly created one of the best and…

Dachshund

January 19, 2016

Dachshund Breed Information & Background The Dachshund breed—the former badger dog also known as a Doxie—originated in Germany long before the 15th century. Contrary to popular assumptions, the Dachshund was actually a dog bred for hunting. Originally a larger dog (by about 10-20lbs), they hunted everything from wild boar to small rabbits and were notable…

Boston Terrier

January 19, 2016

Boston Terrier Breed Information & Background It’s a general understanding that the Boston Terrier—often referred to as the American Gentlemen—first emerged in the late 19th century in Boston, Massachusetts. However, there are multiple stories as to the dog’s true origin. While we may never know the factual telling of their lineage, most commonly the beginning…

Bouvier des Flandres

January 19, 2016

Bouvier des Flandres Background Info and History The Bouvier des Flandres originates from Belgium. This is a large, sturdy breed weighing between 70-110 lbs. and standing up to 27 ½ inches tall. The Bouvier has a distinctive double coat that helps protect them in harsh environments and gives them a unique bearded appearance. Bouviers were…

Boxer

January 19, 2016

History of the Boxer Boxers, often referred to as the ‘Peter Pan’ of dog breeds—because of their tireless energy and loving rapport—have three ancestors. The Bullenbeisser, an extinct hunting dog used for big game over multiple centuries, is the first. Georg Alt, a German fellow who lived in the late 19th century, bred a female…

Beagle

January 19, 2016

Beagle Characteristics & Breed Background Originally bred as a scenthound for hunting game, the Beagle is a small yet mighty breed. Determined by nature and loving at heart – it’s no wonder why this breed is one of America’s favorites. During the 14th century, Beagles were used to hunt rabbits and hares in England. Once…

Poodle

January 19, 2016

Standard Poodle Traits & History The lineage of the Poodle dog breed stretches far back into the folds of time. Thought to have come from Asia and then settled into Germany centuries later, it’s not until the French gave light to the breed that we see its ‘true’ beginning. What we know is that in…

Miniature Poodle

January 19, 2016

Miniature Poodle Traits & History The Poodles lineage dates far back into history. It’s most commonly believed that its true origin came from a German dog (having come from Asia beforehand), but that the actual Poodle was bred in France some centuries later, although the exact timeline is unknown. What we do know is that…

Pocket Beagle

January 19, 2016

Pocket Beagle Background Information & History Known as Miniature Beagles or Olde English Pocket Beagles, this tiny dog breed packs all the same characteristics of the standard Beagle, but in a compact size. Dating back to Queen Elizabeth, Pocket Beagles were used for their scenthound abilities and served as excellent hunters alongside their human counterparts.…

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