Breeds

It doesn't matter what kind of dog you choose, it can be small, large, brown, white, gray, something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue...wait, I think I'm getting off track here...so let me know your favorite type of dog-that is … more ›

Why do people insist on spending hundreds to thousands of dollars on pure bred animals if they are not planning on using them as show dogs. I will admit, there are many pure bred dogs that I think are amazing, however, I could never ever spend hundr… more ›

Does any one raise quaker parrots? I love my bird to death, but I'm afraid I might actually LOVE HIM TO DEATH, I spoil him, i treat him like a cocketeil, but I know he's not the same. I just don't know what i'm doing because so few people have answer… more ›

for all of us husky owners i want to know why you love the breed. was it the look, always had one or there personalities. me personally i would have to say there look and personalities.but i have to say it was not my ideal to get the frist two. i jus… more ›

My pit bull is losing her fur, its not too bad now but I want to clear it up now. She isn't itching that much but she doesn't want to be brushed... she acts like it hurts. She is on Nutro Naturals Lamb and Rice food, I bathe her in Head and shoulders… more ›

I am blessed to be the person of a great herding dog, Wiggles Blue Heeler. Having had several recent communications with folks who've adopted herding dogs to be family pets, there are many questions asked about: energy level, protectiveness, herding … more ›

I have a 1 year old rottweiler but she is very slender. She eats and plays but she doesn't seem to be getting the "normal" size of a rottie. She is pure breed, I was wondering if some mature slower than others??

I was able to select "mutt" to describe my dog. How come I have to select a breed for my long haired black cat? I mean, he's just a cat, why must I pretend he's something else? Why not have "breed" listings for domestic short hair and domestic lon… more ›

I was told today that pit bulls are not really a breed. The guy wasn't very clear, but when I asked if a dog in the shelter was a pure bred pit bull, he responded that pit bull isn't a breed. Then what is it?

A stray puppy came to my house the other day. I thought she was very small (only 5 1/2 pounds). The vet thinks she might be a german shepard and about 10 weeks old. Is it normal for a large dog to be 5 1/2 pounds at 10 weeks...or is it most likely… more ›