Evading the Fad of Popularity
“That these wild and untrammeled animals should be capable of harboring so deep and lasting a sentiment was beyond understanding.”
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AKC/CHF Canines & Cocktails
On December 14, 2017, over 400 dog lovers from across the United States gathered at the Rosen Centre Hotel in Orlando, FL to celebrate recent advancements in canine health at the AKC Canine Health Foundation’s 7th Annual Canines & Cocktails. The gala featured live music, great food, and an exciting Roaring Twenties theme. A highlight […]
A Bridge Too Far
By Amy Fernandez As a rule, dog people don’t like rules. In many ways that’s an advantage. We experiment, learn, and innovate. There’s a downside to this behavior because some rules are there for a good reason. So, here’s a world class story about how one expert took the long way around that learning curve. […]
The Merry Cocker – A Breed with Many Varieties
A breed with many varieties evolves from the same ‘tap root’!
Breed Priorities – The Doberman Pinscher
The book by Richard Beauchamp, Solving the Mysteries of Breed Type, categorized breed type features in five areas: silhouette, breed character, head/expression, movement, and coat and color.
Delta Cracks Down on Emotional Support Animals
This status automatically exempts your designated animal from any and all travel fees which has led to rampant abuse of this legal loophole and created a virtual zoological free-for-all in the skies.
Dog Statues – Pug Memorial in Winnenden, Germany
The monument is now a tourist attraction and local shopkeepers have taken advantage of the small brave dog that made their city famous.
Talking Hounds – Fred & Carol Vogel of Brodny Fame…
The state of Connecticut is beautiful in every season, but fall is the prettiest and most harvest-like. Around the corner from Wolf Den Park used to be Kingsbury Tavern, dating back to 1740 according to the plaque that hung on the house.
The Death of a Legendary Border Collie
his biggest training challenge was acclimating eight-year-old Piper to those jet engine noisy vibes. Otherwise, he was basically a natural, which really isn’t too surprising. The Border Collie’s intrinsic herding drive, natural agility, responsiveness, and boundless energy make it ideally suited to proactive wildlife management.
Flying With Dogs
Just when you thought flying with dogs couldn’t get any worse well it has. The new TSA ID requirements go into effect just in time for that annual grueling trek to Westminster. Specifically, beginning January 22, 2018, ID requirements at those delightful TSA airport security checkpoints will be stepped up. A detailed list of TSA acceptable forms of ID can be accessed at tsa.gov.
