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[ad_1] The Alaskan Goldenmute is a mixed breed, so they don’t have history as their own breed. Both parent breeds, however, are well known and loved. The Alaskan Malamute descends from some of the first domesticated dogs, having begun development into a distinct breed over 4,000 years ago. They were once used for hunting large, … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Akita Bernard is a mixed breed, so they don’t have history as their own breed. Both parent breeds, however, are well known and loved.The Akita originated in Japan, originally used as guard dogs for royalty. They were also used as a hunting dog capable of taking down formidable prey such as wild boar. … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Afghan Spaniel is a mixed breed, so they don’t have history as their own breed. Both parent breeds, however, are well-known and loved. The Afghan Hound is a large sighthound originating from Afghanistan. Once used to hunt speedy prey like rabbits and gazelle, today, they are more likely to burn their energy off … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Akitamatian loyal and enjoys spending time with family. This breed mix is prone to separation anxiety. They’re perfect for a stay-at-home worker who still makes time to go on a hike or participate in other daily exercise with their pup. They grow bored easily, so be sure that they are occupied if you … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Akbash Rottie is loyal and enjoys spending time with family. However, they are also good at occupying themselves. With adequate exercise and enrichment, the Akbash Rottie is unlikely to have separation anxiety when their favorite people are away. However, they do grow bored easily, so be sure that they are occupied. It may … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Akbash Pyrenees is a mixed breed, so they don’t have history as their own breed. Both parent breeds, however, are well known and loved. The Akbash originated in Turkey as a livestock guardian approximately 3000 years ago. The Great Pyrenees originated in central Asia, also as a shepherd and protector of livestock. Both … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Afghan Retriever’s intelligence, largely contributed by the Golden Retriever, lends to easy trainability. However, ensuring good behavior comes along with the need to properly exercise and stimulate this dog. The Afghan Retriever does best with a walk or hike of at least 40 minutes daily along with other exercise opportunities. They also often … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Afghan Chon often suffers from separation anxiety. This means that they are often best suited for a lifestyle where a dog parent is with them often. They may enjoy going to a dog-friendly workplace, or simply keeping a work-at-home family member company. Afghan Chons are often good-natured and loving with their families. With … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Afghan Sheepdog’s intelligence, largely contributed by the Belgian Sheepdog, lends to easy trainability. However, ensuring good behavior comes along with the need to properly exercise and stimulate this dog. The Afghan Sheepdog does best with a walk or hike of at least 60 minutes daily along with other exercise opportunities. This breed excels … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Afollie is generally easy to train and well-behaved. However, ensuring good behavior comes along with a responsibility to properly exercise and stimulate this dog. The Afollie does best with a walk of at least 45-60 minutes daily along with other exercise opportunities. This breed excels in a home with a large backyard.  Afollies … Lire la suite