Archive for the 'History' Category
Lewis and Clark Expedition had a Newfoundland Companion
July 25th, 2008Did you know that only one individual was killed during the explorations of North America by Lewis and Clark during the early 1800′s? Part of that might be due to the presence of a Newfoundland named “Seaman”. Newfoundlands are a faithful breed that has a reputation for being exceptional with children. The breed can also [...]
Fantastic Frenchies! 18 Facts About French Bulldogs!
July 22nd, 2008I have been a little obsessed with French Bulldogs for the past 10 years or so. I’m not sure if it’s their stocky looks or their snorting, clownish appeal that draws me in, but something about these little bulldogs is so completely comical – I can’t help but love them. The breeds popularity has been [...]
Classic Dog Article: The Evolution Of Dogs
July 7th, 2008Each week I like to bring back an older article from our archives, making it easier for our new readers to find. This week is an article on The Evolution of dogs. We often forget where our canine friends came from – this piece explains in simple terms, how dogs (as we know them) came [...]
In Honor Of Memorial Day – 7 Famous Dogs Of War
May 26th, 2008In every Military conflict in our nation’s history, you will find stories of canine heroes. Dogs have played vital roles as mascots, guards, trackers and even mine detectors – saving thousands of human lives. During the Vietnam War approximately 4000 U.S dogs served in the conflict – at the time the Military viewed Dogs of [...]
8 Television Basset Hound Stars!
April 17th, 2008Basset Hounds are characters! They have made many notable apperances on TV throughout the years. Did you know that literally speaking the word “Basset” translates to “rather low” in French? Check out these 8 Famous Basset Hounds! Axelrod – A hound who lived in an “A” shaped dog house that was featured in a series [...]
