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05/14/2015

05/14/2015

Beagle

Cute and curious, dog lovers know this tenacious little hunting dog for its trumpet-like bay instead of a bark. Like most hounds, beagles come in three color varieties: tricolor, red-and-white and lemon. Beginning in the 1500s, English hunters used packs of beagles to hunt smaller game like foxes and rabbits. Snoopy, Charlie Brown's dog in the "Peanuts" comics, is perhaps the most famous beagle in pop culture.

05/13/2015

German Shepherd

This sturdy breed is familiar for its use in law enforcement and the military, but they also make loyal family dogs. German shepherds were first bred in Karlsruhe, Germany, in 1899, and the AKC recognized the breed in 1908. When a German shepherd named Rin-Tin-Tin became a Hollywood star of more than 20 films, the breed catapulted to fame.

05/12/2015

Labrador Retriever

The trusty and loyal Labrador retriever has been the most popular dog breed in the United States for 23 years. Originally from Newfoundland, Labs were once used by fisherman to help round up stray fish and pull in nets. Later, breeders bred them to help hunters retrieve game. The Lab's gentle, people-pleasing personality makes it excellent for therapy, search-and-rescue and families.

05/11/2015

Golden Retriever :
The golden retriever was first bred in Scotland for hunting. In the 1800s, the Lord Tweedmouth crossed a yellow retriever with the now-extinct Tweed Water Spaniel. He later added Irish setter and bloodhound to get the friendly, golden-hued breed we know today. The golden retriever has since evolved into an excellent pet for families with children.

05/09/2015

Dachshund

The Dachshund’s name (German for “badger dog”) might come from its long and low body or its excellent sense of smell. But the breed's popularity probably comes from its friendly and eager personality.

05/08/2015

so cute and so sweet - Pet

05/08/2015

sweet little puppy.