Terriers can be generally described as rough and tumble, adventurous, and lively, but there is always at least one exception to every rule, and in this edition of Animal Facts, we’re going to shine the spotlight on one that shows that there’s two sides to every coin.
Depending on the situation, this pup can be tough like an officer, or suave like a gentleman. Join us as we take a closer look at the small dog with the big personality and one sweet ’stache—the Miniature Schnauzer.
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Go to any animal shelter and you’ll likely find that there’s no short supply of canine companions longing to go to their furever homes. The typical shelter will have a diverse selection of dogs: large, small, long-haired, short-haired, high-strung, laid back, purebred, crossbred, and everything in between. So how do you sort through the differences to pick the right pooch?
Well, we’ve got an app for that…well, not really an app, but in this edition of Animal Facts, we’ll give you some tips to help you choose a shelter dog that will fit perfectly into your family and your hearts.
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Selecting a dog can be a tough decision for anyone, but that decision is considerably harder when the pup you want has to win your heart and be able to protect you, your family and your property—and yet another degree of difficulty is added to the equation if you’ve never owned a dog before. In this edition of Animal Facts, we’ll sort through the good, the bad, and the ugly, to shine the light on some of the best guard dog breeds for first-time owners.
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The decision to give a puppy a furever home is a big deal, and should not be taken lightly. After you’ve zeroed in on a breed that suits your lifestyle and found a trustworthy breeder, the final and likely most challenging step in the process is choosing a pup. In this edition of Animal Facts, we’ll look at the factors you’ll need to consider when selecting not just “the pick of the litter,” but your pick of the litter.
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You know that they’re cute, cuddly and the darlings of social media, but what do you really know about kittens? Well, test your knowledge as we uncover some hidden gems about kittens that might surprise you. Ok…stop the kitty video, and join us as we explore 10 kitten facts that you didn’t know.
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As a group, Terriers are a tough, tenacious bunch and none is feistier than the star of this edition of Animal Facts. It is an energetic, rodent-chasing, escape artist that, in many cases, is not much bigger than its prey. Buckle up for the ride as we take a closer look at the exterminator of the canine world—the Rat terrier.
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How could you not love puppies? We are hard-wired to find these miniature tail waggers irresistible. Their squishy, adorable faces, wet noses and tiny paws, you just want to eat up, capture us at a primordial level. But there’s actually a lot more to these downy little cuddle monsters.
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The Asian Giant Hornet, dubbed recently by the US media as “Murder Hornets” are huge. In fact, the Asian Giant Hornet is the largest hornet in the world. Recently discovered to have made it to US shores, it’s causing quite a stir in the news, but why? Let’s check out 10 facts about the so-called “Murder Hornets.”
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One is the fourth most popular dog breed in America and for good reason—they’re super-sweet, highly intelligent, naturally athletic, gentle with kids, and to top it all off…they look like living sunshine. The other is the strong, quiet type—calm, courageous, and built like a muscle-bound bouncer. These two dogs might seem like polar opposites, but in this edition of Animal Facts, we’ll take a closer look at the differences and similarities between the Golden Retriever and the Rottweiler to help you decide which one is your “top dawg.”
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Okay, so after much thought you’ve finally decided that you—or you and your family—are ready for a dog. But how do you decide what breed is right for you? In this edition of Animal Facts, we’re going to cover the most important factors to consider when choosing your “best friend furever.”
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