Newfoundland dogs are widely considered the most famous and iconic breed for water rescues. There are ten famous Newfoundland dogs, but the one that helped to rescue the most people, 163 people, was “hairy man” […]
The first consideration when attending a dog park is that dogs attending dog parks need to be vaccinated, wormed and have flea control. It is a great space for dogs to roam and run free, […]
There are around 20 recognised and regional kinds of mastiff and mastiff types known as “molossers,” which just means large, solid guardians and defenders. Only one type is officially called Mastiff and that is the […]
Rosie was a staffie cross dog who was diagnosed at age five with mask cell skin cancer in her back legs. After multiple surgeries and targeted therapies, Rosie’s owner Paul Conyngham used his tech experience […]
There are eight to ten distinct types of hairless dogs in the world and they are rare and regional. Most hairless dogs have a missing or mutated gene in the FOX 13 genome, and only […]
The word Corgi is derived from the Welsh words cor (dwarf) and ci (dog). There are two types of Corgi dog: the Pembroke Welsh Corgi which is a little smaller than the cardigan and they have a more ‘fox-like’ face, pointed ears and […]
A Scenic Rim Regional Council report in the Tamborine Mountain News last edition, under ‘Lifestyle’ discusses a spike in dog attacks which is troubling, it includes a toddler needing hospitalisation. Nine dogs have been impounded, […]
In our endeavours to preserve pedigree or purebred dogs by certain standards and aesthetics, it has morphed dangerously. Many dog breeds have lost their original ability of purpose, and an increase of inherited diseases. Dogs […]
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