12 Realities New Great Dane Owners Must Accept
Owning a Great Dane is, how to do I say it, a “special” experience. This breed exhibits a wide variety of characteristics. While some breeds are laid back and others…
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12 Realities New Poodle Owners Must Accept
The unflappable Poodle is notably family and child friendly. Plus, as they progress in age the Poodle only becomes more balanced in personality and temperament. Most Poodles do not have…
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12 Realities New Shih Tzu Owners Must Accept
If you thought there was just something about the Shih Tzu’s temperament that makes it a great furry friend to have around, you aren’t wrong. Shih Tzu have been bred…
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12 Realities New Golden Retriever Owners Must Accept
The Golden Retriever is a well-balanced, strong, active dog with a kind expression, gentle manner, and an alert and self-confident disposition. He is trustworthy, friendly, and reliable; excessively shy or…
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12 Realities New Labrador Owners Must Accept
The answer to the question “Why the Labrador Retriever?” too often seems to be “Why not!” Since there are literally millions of happy Labrador lovers around the world, why shouldn’t…
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12 Realities New Corgi Owners Must Accept
So you think you want a Corgi. Who can resist a Corgi? With that foxy face, stubby legs, and bunny butt… those cute little cylindrical fur logs with the big…
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12 Realities New Schnauzer Owners Must Accept
Schnauzers are typically known to be very intelligent, fearless, loyal, super sweet, loving, and down right charming! In fact, Schnauzer owners are often heard saying that owning one is like…
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12 Realities New Boxer Owners Must Accept
Boxers are large, muscular, square-headed dogs who look imposing — that is, until you look into their eyes and see the mischief and joy of life reflected there. Because of their playful…
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12 Realities New Pug Owners Must Accept
As many existing Pug owners will tell you, pugs are a lot like big dogs that are trapped in small bodies. They love to run around, play, have fun and…
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