Get to know some of the toy breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club: Italian greyhound: A greyhound in miniature, the Italian greyhound is alert, playful and highly affectionate. They are ...

Canines display a surprising level and variety of intelligence. However, these particularly sharp dog breeds stand out in the ...

The poodle is often recognized for its unique curly coat and superb demeanor. However, under that stylish appearance lies one ...

The AKC, which recognized the breed in 1995, describes the border collie ... they come from European spaniel lineage but were ...

These pups will never turn down a cuddle and should always make their owner feel beloved.If you’ve been thinking about ...

Although it’s a toy breed and tiny (9 to 16 pounds ... and positioned high on the head (if the pet parent is following AKC breed standard). Always black and tan, this lean breed will weigh ...

Companion and toy dogs; and Sight hounds. By the way, the AKC reclassifies its breeds and groups on occasion. Back in the 1800s, it started with just Sporting and Non-sporting groups. It split ...

Despite this variability, certain breeds are often highlighted for their aggressive tendencies, ranging from small toy breeds ...

Although blue eyes are considered quite rare among most dogs, you're more likely to seem them occur in these breeds.

GROUP: Toy HEIGHT: 12 to 13 inches (to the withers ... and in 2018 it was ranked as the 18th most popular breed by the AKC.

Different breeds have grown famous for various reasons, such as Welsh corgis, the Queen’s favorite dog breed, or Dalmatians, ...

AKC Pet Insurance has no age limit for enrolling pets and no breed restrictions, and it offers breeder discounts and a breeder support program. Plus, members have access to a 24/7 veterinary helpline.