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Neapolitan Mastiff

January 19, 2016

Neapolitan Mastiff Background Info & History Mastiff-type dogs are an ancient breed that has been around for the past 5,000 years. Originating from Tibet, these beastly dogs were used as trusty watch dogs and fierce companions on the battlefield. Throughout history, this dog has been bred to be tough and massive animals, one that could…

Labrador Retriever

January 19, 2016

Labrador Retriever Background Information & History The Labrador Retriever breed—also known as St. John dogs or Labradors (Lab for short)—originated in Newfoundland, Canada. In the 18th century, Labs served as working-class dogs for the island’s fisherman. They were smart enough to ‘retrieve’ unhooked fish and strong enough to swim long distances. But their use didn’t…

Irish Wolfhound

January 19, 2016

Irish Wolfhound Breed Info & Background The Irish Wolfhound breed has a long and storied history in Western society. History’s first mention of the Irish Wolfhound dates back to 391 A.D. in Rome. However, the rise of their popularity is mainly attributed to their favored status among Irish chieftains. This breed was prized for their…

Greater Swiss Mountain Dog

January 19, 2016

Greater Swiss Mountain Dog History Originating from the alps of Switzerland, the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog thrived at both their herding and guarding skills. Because of their impressive size, this working breed is believed to be derived from a similar family to the Mastiffs. They were also one of the oldest dog breeds in Switzerland,…

Havanese

January 19, 2016

Havanese Breed Information & History The Havanese breed has a well-traveled history, with ties to the ancient world but a genetic development shaped through colonization and political turmoil. The Havanese is genetically derived from the Barbichon family of dogs, originating in the Mediterranean. This breed accompanied Spanish explorers and traders to the new world, populating…

Labradoodle

January 19, 2016

Labradoodle Breed History & Background The Labradoodle—a hybrid breed—first made its appearance in Australia when a few breeders set out to produce a hypoallergenic guide dog. Wally Conron, an RGDGA associate (Royal Guide Dogs Association of Australia), crossbred a purebred standard poodle with a purebred Labrador Retriever. Wally Conron received a request from a blind…

Great Pyrenees

January 19, 2016

Great Pyrenees Background Information & History The Great Pyrenees—also known as the Pyrenees Mountain Dog—originated in the Pyrenees Mountains between France and Spain. Experts speculate the dog came from Asia Minor, eventually migrated east, and thereafter became a guard dog bred by Shepherds (used specifically to protect their droves). The breed was abundant in the…

Gordon Setter

January 19, 2016

Gordon Setter History Skilled in both the field and on the hunting grounds, the Gordon Setter is an impressive athlete and a loving companion. Originating in Scotland back in the 1600’s, this breed served as a trusted hunting partner due to their incredible sense of smell and strong intuition. It wasn’t until 1842 that the…

Goldendoodle

January 19, 2016

A Designer Dog Breed The Goldendoodle is a hybrid dog, a cross between a Golden Retriever and a Poodle. Outgoing, friendly, and intelligent, the Goldendoodle is known for having the best qualities of each parent breed. The Goldendoodle earned its name as a designer dog breed. Similar breeds considered as designer dogs are the miniature…

Golden Retriever

January 19, 2016

Golden Retriever History & Background In Scotland during the 1800s, game was plentiful. Hunting was not just a way to get food anymore; it was a sport. Sir Dudley Courts Marjoribanks, a Scottish Lord, purchased the only yellow retriever in a litter of black retrievers and started training the dog for hunting. At the time,…

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