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Yorkshire Terriers are a fun small breed dog with long black and brown hair. While the dog itself is small, grooming can be a big job. For full grooming a professional is recommended. If you are ready to attempt grooming a Yorkshire Terrier on your own...
American Staffordshire Terriers are powerful yet graceful dogs that can make wonderful pets for loving families, especially those with active children. The breed has a rich history, having initially been carefully bred in England to create a strong...
The highland terrier is officially called the west highland white terrier by the American Kennel Club. Highland terriers are a non-shedding, lively, small and intelligent dogs that are popular pets and companions.
The Yorkshire terrier, or Yorkie, is a small dog breed with a long, silky coat. Yorkies are popular pets because of their small size and playful personality. Most weigh no more than 7 lbs., and are about 8 inches high at the shoulder. Their coat is a...
American bull terriers, or pit bulls, are a much maligned breed, thanks to owners who turn them into fighting animals. The dogs are extremely smart and like to please their owners. Therefore, if they are taught to fight, they will. When they are properly...
If you're looking for a dog as a pet, you probably want to know about the various breeds available to you. One breed you might consider is the Wheaton terrior. Knowing even the basics about the breed (size and care) can help you decide whether the...
The miniature pinscher and Manchester terrier, both toy dog breeds, may seem similar based upon physical appearance. Their origin, personality and temperament are very different however.
The Yorkshire Terrier has a colorful history, from its humble beginnings in Scotland to its days as a working class breed and finally to its official recognition by the American and European Kennel Clubs. After recognition, the Yorkshire terrier quickly...
Border Terriers are spunky dogs who love to play and chase things. It is the latter that can get them into trouble as sometimes, these objects can be cars. Used as farm dogs in the 17th century, Border Terriers excel at being in charge and love to use...
Yorkshire Terriers are known for their soft, beautiful coats and energy. According to the American Kennel Club, these dogs are one of the most popular breeds. But before breeding this type of canine, it's important to have a few tips, such as choosing a...
The Boston Terrier, dubbed "The American Gentleman," looks like an alert and formally dressed small dog. Though created from fighting dog breeds, the modern Boston prefers the company of people and life as a home dog.
The Jack Russell terrier is a cute and clever dog. He is active and personable but this dog breed requires supervision by an owner with energy comparable to his own.
Rat terriers are independent-minded and often unwilling to take commands, which can make potty training difficult. They are territorial dogs prone to marking. Terriers are clever and know when they can get away with something without obeying orders; thus...
A bully dog is an affectionate term for any dog that has a predominance of English bulldog in its bloodlines. Bulldogs were developed in England to fight bulls for the now-banned sport of bull baiting. They are the foundation for several other breeds...
Staffordshire bull terriers hail from England where their distant ancestors were used for hunting. Today's dogs are direct descendants of mating terriers and bulldogs. The breed was brought to America in the mid-19th century and was recognized by the...
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