American Kennel Club
Established in 1884, the American Kennel Club (AKC) is a respected non-profit organization that specializes in providing reliable information on dog breeds, health, and training. The AKC promotes responsible pet ownership and is committed to supporting the development of dog sports.
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1 week ago |
akc.org | Stephanie Gibeault
Breeder Spotlight grand basset griffon vendeen english springer spaniel Laurie Green, AKC Breeder of Merit of Crossroad Springers, has been breeding English Springer Spaniels for 40 years and Grand Basset Griffon Vendéens for six. Her family has always had dogs, and Green grew up with a Cocker Spaniel named “Taffy,” then a Collie named “Duke.” But in 1984, she got her first Springer, and a passion for dog breeding was born.
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1 week ago |
akc.org | Colt Dodd
non-sporting group bichon frise With its spherical, snowball-like head, the Bichon Frise looks like a living, breathing powder puff. But don’t be fooled into thinking this is your typical little white dog. Beneath that curly double coat is a sturdy, well-balanced physique that lends itself to agility and other speed-based sports.
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2 weeks ago |
akc.org | Jen Reeder
anxiety separation anxiety daycare This article originally appeared in the award-winning AKC Family Dog magazine. Subscribe now!The first time a German Shepherd Dog named Titan arrived at MaryMac’s Doggie Retreat in New Orleans, he didn’t want to get out of the car. After his owner and the team coaxed him out, he refused to go inside the day care, boarding, and grooming facility. So for several weeks, Courtney D.
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3 weeks ago |
akc.org | Gemma Johnstone
poison pokeberry pokeweed Pokeweeds are attractive flowering shrubs, and their large berries provide beneficial fuel for migratory birds. However, they aren’t ideal landscaping plants. With their aggressive, weedy habit, pokeweeds can quickly take over your yard. Plus, pokeberries and dogs aren’t a good combination, especially if your pet likes to nibble on fruiting plants or dig up their roots.
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4 weeks ago |
akc.org | Melanie Haid
border collie papillon national agility championship From March 14 through March 16, dogs and handlers gathered at the Built Ford Tough Lifestock Complex at Expo Square in Tusla, Oklahoma for the 2025 AKC National Agility Championship. Champions were crowned within the Regular and Preferred Class. Dogs competed in the 8″, 12″, 16″, 20″, and 24″ divisions in the Regular Class, and 4″, 8″, 12″, 16″, and 20″ in the Preferred Class.
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