Who Should Own A Chihuahua?

After the release of the movie “Beverly Hills Chihuahua,” it’s likely lots of dog lovers hounded pet stores in search of the tiny breed, charmed by its petite stature and tiny bark.

And although they are the world’s smallest dogs, Chihuahuas have big personalities, which can catch an owner off guard if they are not prepared. High strung and nervous, the Mexican-born Chihuahua is not an ideal choice for homes with small children, since the dog has no idea how small it is, and is quick to attack when provoked by sudden movements. What do Taco Bell, Paris Hilton and Cesar Millan have in common… You Bet- Chiuhuahuas…

Who Should Own A Boxer?

The distinctive features of the boxer – its chiseled head, square nose and distinct under bite – give it the look of a highly trained athlete. Boxers have put that athleticism to use as police dogs, therapy dogs and service dogs for the blind, but it also gives the breed a confidence that, along with its solitary nature and suspicion of strangers, makes the boxer a wonderful guard dog. Energetic and strong, the boxer is patient with children and protective of his family, is well suited for active people who can provide him with the exercise he needs to stay strong. How much Boxer from reality show “World’s Greatest Dog.” won?…

Who should own a Beagle?

Charlie Brown knew he was getting a great companion when he teamed up with his independent beagle pal, Snoopy. The good-natured dog’s small size and gentle nature make it a great choice as a family pet, and for Charlie Brown, Snoopy has long been a loyal and loving pal, although not without his mischievous side. Beagles are quick to share a happy grin, and will test you with their ability to worm their way not only into your heart, but also out the door, where they can track any number of intoxicating scents. A member of the hound family, beagles have highly developed senses of smell. Snoopy.. Can you name second famous beagle?…

It’s one of the most important decisions a person will make, but choosing a dog is not something to be taken lightly. The wrong dog breed can wreak havoc on a happy home, leaving everyone, including the dog, miserable. Families need to consider seriously the characteristics they are looking for in a dog, whether it will be a cuddly family pet, a guard dog or an exercise partner who will be thrilled to become your new running partner. How to find dog breed that is right for you…