Wrap them up or keep ''em for yourself! Here are the jolly picks that made it onto my holiday list this year (hint, hint!).

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The Satin Angora rabbit has wool that is finer, softer and silkier than other Angora rabbits. They are happy bunnies that are friendly with everyone.

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In this article you will learn how to make your own homemade dog shampoo from simple household ingredients.

The Lipizzan Horse is known for being highly intelligent and trainable. Considered a horse of royalty, the Lipizzaner is renowned for its proud carriage.

Von Willebrand in dogs occurs because of a deficiency of von Willebrand Factor. It is responsible for blood clotting, a carrier protein for coagulation Factor VIII.

The Lapponian Herder is one of Finland''s five national dog breeds.This pooch is a talented herder and generally a smart dog that responds well to training

Your dog wants to be active, because it means more fun and more time with you! Check out these woofing workout products that''ll condition your canine.

When Kaiser, a 2-year-old German Shepherd who has served as a member the Plymouth (MA) Police Department''s K-9 unit, was diagnosed with kidney disease, there was nothing that could be done for him.

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The Pyrador is a designer breed that blends the loving personality of the Labrador Retriever with the strong, protective traits of the Great Pyrenees.

Potty training your puppy may seem like tricky, but it really doesn''t need to be. Stay positive and persevere, and your puppy will soon be house broken.

Enjoying widespread popularity, the Boxer sports a square jaw line and impressive under bite that gives him a fighter-like appearance.

Named for its unique form of vocalization, the New Guinea Singing Dog is able to vary the pitch of their howl in combination with various yips and whines.