Toy Breeds

In about 15,000 years, dogs have evolved into more than 400 species--which is due almost entirely to man. By carefully selecting the types of dogs we want and mating them together, we have created such a vast variety of phenotypes that it is hard to believe they are all the same species. Dog breeding has become a genetic art. more »

While most Maltese bitches make excellent mothers, occasionally there may be one that either can't or just isn't interested in taking care of her pups. If you find yourself as a sudden mother of a litter of squirming, hungry Maltese puppies, you must take diligent care to do exactly what their mother should have done, and that... more »

Treating your pet is a natural desire. We love to give our children and loved ones good things to eat, so naturally we want our animal friends to have the same treats and rewards. Making sure they get what is good for them can sometimes be tricky. Dog cookies are made especially for our canine friends, and are a safe and healthy snack. more »

Yorkshire terriers, or Yorkies, are a smart, stubborn breed that is undeniably adorable. These dogs are relatively hardy compared to other toy dogs, but they do have special nutritional considerations due to their small stature and unique dietary system. more »

Dogs run for joy, in fear, while hunting and when working. Their speed depends on their task, motivation and body characteristics. Running ability is affected by physical condition, but is more directly related to the breed. The fastest dogs are the sight or gaze hounds bred for running down prey such as gazelles. The slowest dogs are... more »