Breeding

Bo Bengtson takes a dive into Pekingese history, with the help of breed experts Dr. Steve Keating, Don Sutton, David Fitzpatrick and Andrew Brace. Read More
Dog News is pleased to debut this new series, in which we profile some of the talented fanciers in our sport who are under age 30. Read More
Dog News asks four well-respected Whippet breeders to share their favorite dogs, and tell you exactly why they earned that adjective.   Read More
Geir Flyckt-Pedersen muses on the two essential ingredients for good dog people. Read More

Cocker Spaniel Ch. My Own Brucie, shown by owner-breeder-handler Herman Mellenthin, winning BIS over 4,456 entries at Morris & Essex KC 1939. Judge William H. Pym.
Bo Bengtson takes the measure of some famous dogs of the past. Read More
From rudder-like tails to Irish Setter toplines, Sid Marx offers a debunking of some common dog-show myths. Read More
As many Americans shelter in place, the supply of puppies is simply not meeting the demand. Read More

English Setter Ch. Daro of Maridor, who went Best in Show at Westminster in 1938, before he had even turned a year old.
The days following the Westminster Kennel Club show are always a good time to ponder the sport of purebred dogs. It’s one of the best occasions of the year for people in the dog fancy, as well as the general public, to see some of the finest dogs of all breeds. It’s not unusual to hear calls... Read More

George Ward with the Scottish Terrier Ch. Braeburn’s Close Encounter, #1 All Breeds 1983. Photo Martin Booth. Courtesy Bo Bengtson.
As we face the future, do we let go of the past? Or should we try to return to the “glory days” of yesterday?  Read More
That famous Robert Frost poem doesn't just appy to neighbors. Good fences make good dog breeds, too. Read More

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