The Canaan Dog is one of the oldest known breeds in existence today. They belong to the Spitz family and have the appearance of most primitive dog breeds.

If your dog loves to fetch and run, and you are looking for a fun and challenging activity to engage him in, consider training your super pooch for flyball.

In general, Dusky Billed Parrotlet should be a clear choice for anyone who wants a low-maintenance, silly little pet- and a great feathery friend.

The Havanese is a lapdog, performer, and companion. Friendly, loving and happy, the Havanese loves to play with its owners and other animals.

Meet Bentley, our Adoptable Dog of the Week from Adoptapet.com. He’s a young Yorkshire Terrier who lives in Madison Heights, MI. He is already neutered…

Our Adoptable Dog of the Week is Princess Sploot, a 3.5 years old American Pit Bull Terrier mix from Richmond, Virginia. She is spayed and vaccinated.

The Poochin is a cross between a purebred Japanese Chin and Poodle. Poochins are loyal and obedient little dogs that make wonderful family pets.

The native equine breed of Mongolia and one of the indigenous equine breeds of China, the Mongolian horse is considered one of the oldest breeds of horses.

Thanks to their intelligence, fun personality and a great ability to talk and mimic sounds, Jardine''s Parrot is becoming a very popular pet bird breed.

Known as the ""Sacred Cat of Burma,"" the Birman is an ancient breed whose true origins are unknown. The Birman is a friendly, outgoing, self-assured cat.

Meet Maude, our Adoptable Dog of the Week. Maude is an adult female English Bulldog from Decatur, Illinois. She’s already spayed, housetrained, purebre…

When you think of a dog with a classic, tri-colored coat appearance, there''s a good chance you''ve met a the Bernese Mountain Dog.

In addition to being beautiful, the Hackney Pony also has an appealing personality. They have great stamina and enjoy being active.

Dogs thrive when they have an established routine. They like things to be predictable, so surprises are not always welcomed with enthusiasm. This means that any major changes in that established routine will require plenty of adjustment and could result in some odd behaviors.

Woo hoo! The warmer weather is upon us – but as the snow melts, it soon reveals smelly surprises (we mean dog poop). When it starts to stink, the Hairy…