The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is the smaller, newer of the two Welsh Corgi breeds. The Welsh Corgi was brought to Wales by the Celts. The word corgi, in fact, comes from the Celtic words for dwarf and dog. These dogs have a thick, dense coat and adapt to most climates. They are playful, strong, even-temp ...
Read the full article..Longhaired Dachshunds were originally bred in Germany to hunt badgers. Initially they were a cross between the Smooth Dachshund and Spaniels, and thus tend to be a bit larger than the Smooth Dachshund. Low to the ground with a long, soft, shiny coat, the Longhaired Dachshund is bold, alert, and exce ...
Read the full article..Originating from Tibet as palace guard dogs, Lhasa Apsos exhibit keen intelligence and acute hearing. The name Lhasa Apso means barking lion sentinel dog. Their distinctive long, heavy double coat, which drapes over their body all the way to the floor, gives them a very stately presence. Lhasa Apsos ...
Read the full article..The Samoyed is a fun-loving, happy dog that always seems to have a smile on its face. Although its ancestry is unclear, the Samoyed derives its name from the Samoyed people of the Siberian tundra. Sammies love cold weather and enjoy playing in the snow. This delightful square wall calendar celebrate ...
Read the full article..Presumably from Egypt, this breed dates back 5,000 years or more. The Greyhound is gentle, loving, affectionate and incredibly fast. General George A. Custer fancied these graceful animals so much that he owned a pack of about 40 hounds. Those who admire the sleek, beautiful Greyhound will appreciat ...
Read the full article..By nature, the Keeshonden is a happy, friendly dog that is extremely affectionate. This very furry and extraordinarily huggable animal is the national dog of Holland. It is an intelligent, alert, and loyal companion. Those keen on Keeshonden are sure to love this splendid square wall calendar. Inclu ...
Read the full article..The Schipperke originated in Belgium, and its name is Flemish for little captain of the boat. It earned this fanciful moniker in its days as guard dog aboard canal barges. Clever and quick moving, the bold, playful Schipperke doesn't let its diminutive size stand in its way. Schipperkes are very loy ...
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