When it comes to living in an apartment with a dog, one of the most important things is teaching your dog to be quiet. Since you’re living so close to your neighbors, they aren’t going to ...Read More
These little dogs, originating from Scotland, earned both their fame and their name from the northwest part of Scotland. Originally called the Roseneath Terrier and sometimes the Poltalloch Terrier, t...Read More
Having a guard dog in an apartment might seem unnecessary. After all, you live in such close proximity to your neighbors—it would be hard for people to break into your apartment! Unfortunately, brea...Read More
The Siberian Husky, often shortened to either “Siberian” or “Husky,” is a well-known breed. Although casual lovers of this breed generally use “Husky” as the short form, most breeders pref...Read More
For many people, the idea of keeping a large dog in an apartment sounds backward. Shouldn’t a large dog need more space to run around in? While this is the case for some breeds, a dog’s energy...Read More
Originating from France and Belgium, the Basset Hound is an instantly recognizable breed because of their long bodies and short legs. In fact, the word “basset” comes from the French word for low,...Read More
If you’re looking for a dog to join you in your apartment, know that you aren’t only limited to small breeds. While size can be a factor when you’re choosing the right breed for your apartment, ...Read More
This dog is the smallest of the Retrievers officially recognized by the AKC. The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever, often shortened to the much briefer “Toller,” has also been called “the Yarmo...Read More
Many people assume that if you’re going to have a dog in an apartment, a small breed is best. After all, apartments are small spaces, so that means a dog should be small too, right? The reality is t...Read More
Border Terriers, sometimes shortened to just “Borders,” are a small working breed with an otter-like head. Border Terriers were called “Coquetdale Terriers” or “Redesdale Terriers,” after ...Read More
Dogs are amazing friends and companions. Having a dog reduces stress, makes you more active, and there’s nothing like looking at your dog and seeing all the love he has in his eyes for you. But if y...Read More
The name Schnauzer comes from the German word meaning “snout.” In colloquial German, this word means “mustached,” which refers to the Schnauzer’s full, thick beard. The Standard Schnauzer is...Read More
Owning a dog is such an amazing experience. They’re wonderful companions and additions to families. If you’re thinking about getting a dog, we truly encourage. But as with all animals, it’s impo...Read More
As the name implies, Anatolian Shepherds come from Anatolia, a large peninsula making up a significant portion of Turkey. These dogs, also simply called Anatolians, are large, dignified dogs bred to p...Read More
Also called Flat-Coats, and in the past the “Gamekeeper’s Dog,” these dogs might be the happiest breed you’ll ever meet. Their name comes from their sleek, flat coats which make these dogs loo...Read More