The name ""Toyger"" is a combination of the words ""toy"" and ""tiger."" When you see one, you''ll know why it has this name: it looks like a miniature tiger.

Generally easy-going, the English Setter is prone to obedience and loyalty. This dog was originally bred for hunting, like many others its pedigree.

With a name like Cimarron Uruguayo, you shouldn''t be surprised to learn that these dogs hail from Uruguay. These dogs are large and muscular with a short brindle coat.

Chew on this! Keep your pooch busy while making the most out of expensive treats with West Paw Design''s Qwizl interactive toy.

The Three-Toed Box Turtle is a subspecies of the Common Box Turtle, and it is named ""three-toed"" because its back feet feature three toes.

Travolta has nothing on Kickstarter’s Disco Dog project, a smartphone controlled LED dog vest. Your pooch is going to light up (literally) when he sees…

The Dutch rabbit is one of the oldest domestic rabbit breeds. This rabbit''s flyback fur is short, glossy and easy to maintain, and they love to play.

It’s Tuesday and you know what that means – it’s time for our Upside Down Dog of the Week from Upsidedowndogs.com. This week’s winner…

We all want to help our local shelters if we can, and sometimes, it can be as simple as ordering some much-needed products to be sent to them.

The British Longhair is a mix of British Shorthair and Persian, offering the unique coat features of a Persian and the temperament of a British Shorthair.

Take your dog on a dinner date – new law lets your dog dine with you It’s a great day for Californian foodies who want to bring their dogs out to…

Known for its intelligence, versatility and loyalty to its owners, the Kerry Blue Terrier loves to spend his time hunting, chasing and exploring.

If you want to learn more about the cutest rabbit breeds there are, read on to find out what their quirks and unique traits are!

With a relatively affordable price and an impressive intelligence, the White fronted Amazon could be a perfect choice for a new pet parrot.

When it comes to curtailing our curious cats, we need to take a look at not only how we can stop them but also at why they’re doing it in the first place.