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9 Large Dogs That Can Be Good for Families
By Shayna Meliker, March 25, 2014When searching for the right dog to add to your family, your first instinct might be to bring home a tiny little thing that your kids can cradle in their laps. But we're here to remind you… Full Article ›
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Newfoundland
Feb 4, 2014Perhaps the world’s most famous Newfoundland is Nana, the canine nursemaid in Peter Pan. Although fictional, she exemplifies the breed’s love of children and… Full Article ›
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5 Most Laid-back Breeds Chosen by Veterinary Professionals
By Kristen Seymour, January 30, 2014Do you prefer an evening in, snuggling on the couch and watching Turner and Hooch for the 60th time, to going out for a big night of dancing? Does your exercise come in the form of a nice,… Full Article ›
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The 15 Quietest Dog Breeds
By Kristen Seymour, July 10, 2013Whether your desire for a dog who doesn't bark (or, at least, doesn't bark much) stems from the fact that you share a thin wall with your neighbor or you just like a fairly quiet place to… Full Article ›
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8 Dog Breeds That Have Held Cool Jobs
By Laura Cross,Shayna Meliker, August 27, 2012Humans aren't the only ones who deserve to celebrate their accomplishments on Labor Day — many of our canine friends have had very important vocations too. From alarm dogs who were… Full Article ›
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How Can I Teach My Large Dog to Greet Kids Properly?
By Mikkel Becker, July 2, 2012Q. My Newfoundland loves children, and my 10-year-old daughter and her friends are the most exciting thing in the world for her. But her large size makes it easy for her to knock them over with… Full Article ›
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Meet 5 Dog Breeds That Put the "D" in Drool
By Kim Campbell Thornton, April 30, 2012We love these dogs for their large size and noble expressions. But this group of canines all have something else in common — they drool. It's a messy side effect that is caused by their… Full Article ›
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13 Largest Dog Breeds: Towering and Commanding
By Kim Campbell Thornton , April 23, 2012Bigger is not always better, but it is always impressive. People have been intrigued by giant-size dogs for millennia, keeping them to guard family, flocks and property and to hunt big game. They… Full Article ›