Many people have owned or known big dogs, from the gentle giant Great Danes to the sweet-tempered, bear-sized Newfoundlands.

If you're someone who's already thinking about long-term commitment before picking a pup, good news: some dog breeds are naturally wired to live longer, healthier lives than others. And it’s not ...

A rare breed of hunting dogs known for its forked nose, the Turkish Pointer, might just help scientists better understand why human babies are sometimes born with facial clefts.

Another gentle giant, the Saint Bernards are friendly pet dog breeds that are suitable for colder climates. But, they generally live for only 8–10 years. Why? Because their size and genetics ...

as long as they get their daily walks. Other easily adaptable dogs, according to Dr. Todd East, veterinary affairs director, Royal Canin North America, include Labrador retrievers and poodles.

Sometimes, things don't go so well when a one-dog home becomes a multi-dog home. Luckily, some friendly breeds tend to do very well with other dogs around. We spoke to Dr. Liza Cahn, veterinarian ...

This inquisitive dog breed has strong swimming abilities and a highly powerful nose. The Skye Terrier was originally bred to hunt foxes on Scotland’s Isle of Skye. This small yet strong and a ...

Pointing dogs have that wild mix of instinct and drama ... by aristocrats for its tracking and pointing abilities. It has a long, noble head and a ground-covering trot. It learns quickly and ...

The British bulldog is now the nation’s most expensive dog breed, according to recent sales figures. Historically bred for bull-baiting, the breed known for its flat face and breathing problems ...

SINGAPORE: Larger mixed-breed dogs can be rehomed in Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats after the expanded criteria for Project ADORE was formalised on Saturday (Jun 18), said the Animal ...