Tips on Sharing Your Office Space with Furry Co-workers for National Take Your Dog to Work Day

More offices today are ‘going to the dogs’ as they welcome furry friends into work-from-home spaces as well as a growing number of corporate offices.

More offices today are ‘going to the dogs’ as they welcome furry friends into work-from-home spaces as well as a growing number of corporate offices.

The AKC Canine Health Foundation (CHF), a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the health of all dogs and their owners, welcomes Marleen Livingstone as its new Chief Development Officer (CDO).

Now that shows are back, an ongoing topic of conversation has been the “pandemic puppy” dilemma, and Westminster was no different.

By tradition, where are the furry Westminster Kennel Club Best in Show winners treated to a meal in New York?

AKC Reunite, the largest non-profit pet identification and recovery service provider in the United States is pleased to announce its donation of an AKC Pet Disaster Relief trailer in Greenbelt, MD.

Huge Congratulations to the 2022 Westminster Kennel Club Best Junior Handler, Erin Bernecker showing her Lowchen, CH Skyline’s Take ‘Em To The Station.

Are you ready for this week’s great #ThrowbackThursday photo? Can you name this young dog show handler in this week’s Throwback?

No, it’s not a small Doberman. Owners of German Pinschers must tire of the reference. The German Pinscher is one of the breeds behind both the Doberman Pinscher and Miniature Pinscher and other “pinscher” breeds. The breed was developed in southern Germany and originally had one of two different coats–smooth coats and wire coats. The wire-haired dogs were called “Schnauzers” and became the separate Standard Schnauzer breed.

Tonight, the breed winners from the Sporting, Working and Terrier groups compete for one of the most coveted titles in dogdom–Westminster Group Winner.

Two days into Westminster 2022 and the reviews are mixed. Monday’s glorious weather definitely offset some of the challenges posed by this site–especially the parking. The Lyndhurst Estate is a justifiably celebrated historic site, with much to offer in terms of history and scenic vistas. But it was never designed to accommodate heavy traffic and big rigs. Those lush lawns and gardens are built on a maze of sloping hills, accessible via a network of narrow, dirt roads. It’s ideal if you want to stroll around the grounds and admire the views. Not quite so charming if you’re hauling dogs and equipment.