Giant Schnauzer

This working breed developed in Germany in the 17th century is the largest of the three breeds of Schnauzer which include Standard Schnauzer and Miniature Schnauzer. Discover more about our Giant Schnauzer puppies for sale below!

Breed History

Its development came about through the combination of other breeds such as German Pinscher, Great Dane, Bouvier des Flandres amongst others. It became popular as a military dog during World War I and World War II. 

The first of its kind emerged in the German state of Bavaria, in Swabia. Originally, it was bred as a farm dog used for guarding property and driving animals to the market. By the 20th century, it was being used as a watchdog at factories and a couple more places.

Temperament

Giant Schnauzer is quiet by nature although it has a tendency to be aggressive. Being an intelligent breed, it can easily get bored, which can lead to destructive behavior. Its temperament is well suitable for families with an active lifestyle and older children.

Environment

The Giant Schnauzer is a breed with incredible mental dexterity and craves exercise. It thrives well in an environment where the family will be able to spend ample time with it. The breed does better in a large environment where it can play in; it is not recommended in environments with young children.

Exercise

Being highly energetic, the Giant Schnauzer requires not less than two long walks daily, but in cases where it cannot be taken for a long walk, vigorous backyard exercise should be done for at least 30 to 60 minutes daily.

Grooming

The Giant Schnauzer has minimal shedding ability hence it needs regular attention to remove dead coat from its body. It is recommended to take this breed to a groomer approximately every 6 to 10 weeks in order to maintain its looks. On the other hand, the owner can learn the act of proper grooming as this increases the bond between dog and owner.

Our Giant Schnauzer puppies for sale come from either USDA licensed commercial breeders or hobby breeders with no more than 5 breeding mothers. USDA licensed commercial breeders account for less than 20% of all breeders in the country. 

The unregulated breeders who are selling outside of the USDA regulations and without a license are what we consider to be “Puppy Mills.” We are committed to offering Giant Schnauzer puppies who will grow up to become important members of your family. We only purchase puppies from the very best sources, and we stand behind every puppy we sell.

Contact us today to learn more about the availability of our Giant Schnauzer puppies for sale. We look forward to helping you find your next family member. Our pet counselors can answer any questions you have about our Giant Schnauzer puppies.

Top Ten Frequently Asked Questions about the Giant Schnauzer

Does the Giant Schnauzer shed hair?

Giant Schnauzer does not shed a lot of hair hence requires extra grooming care, this shouldn’t be a difficult task if its owner can learn to do it properly.

Can the Giant Schnauzer be easily trained?

This highly intelligent dog can be a handful for some households however; it is very obedient when trained fairly and consistently. You can always train your Giant Schnauzer to respect you and by so doing, avoiding some negative traits.

Does the Giant Schnauzer do well with socializing?

Like most other dogs, the Giant Schnauzer has a natural protective instinct towards strangers. Exposure is required to enable this dog to become more people-friendly. In the absence of socialization, it may grow to become suspicious of everyone thereby leading to aggression.

Is the Giant Schnauzer a good guard dog?

Yes. The Giant Schnauzer’s intelligence makes it a good guard dog; not only is it intelligent, it also has the ability to pick commands easily. Furthermore, its extreme loyalty also makes it a good guard dog.

Is the Giant Schnauzer good with children?

The Giant Schnauzer is not recommended for houses with little children because of its size and forceful behavior. It can display aggressiveness towards people and animals it is not familiar with.

Can the Giant Schnauzer be left alone?

This breed is an independent dog and can do well all by itself for a couple of hours if properly trained. However, it is not advisable to leave it alone for too long as it requires the company of its owner.

Is the Giant Schnauzer friendly with cats?

If this breed is not socialized with cats at an early age or raised with one in the same house, it will definitely not warm up to one. On the other hand, if raised with a cat or socialized with cats, it becomes friendly with them.

Does the Giant Schnauzer bark a lot?

Yes. The Giant Schnauzer is a very noisy dog and finds expression in its voice; it does this by barking really loud. Sometimes it barks just to get the attention of its owner and other times, it barks while guarding its territory.

Does the Giant Schnauzer drool a lot?

Although not an excess drooler, it drools when it is excited and also when in need of food from family members or just finished eating. Aside from this, the Giant Schnauzer is not a heavy drooler.

What is the lifespan of a Giant Schnauzer?

On average, the Giant Schnauzer’s lifespan is between 10 to 12 years. This can increase with adequate care.

If you want a dog that is athletic, does not shed much hair, plays hard and enjoys vigorous athletic activities, then the Giant Schnauzer is the right breed for you.

Gordon Setter

The Gordon Setter is known for its loyalty and devotion to its owner. Boasting of a silky black coat and relatively large frame, this canine’s high endurance, and stamina gives it the ability to go the distance without tiring easily. Discover more about our Gordon Setter puppies for sale below!

Breed history 

Deriving its name from the famous duke in the 16th, the Gordon Setter was said to have been bred by Alexander Gordon in his royal kennels which followed him about when he went hunting.  In the past, the Gordon Setter was used as a hunting dog because of its high endurance and intelligence when it comes to tracking birds. Golden setters were also used in the later years as sporting dogs as hunting became less and less over time. 

Temperament 

The Gordon Setter is described as a jealous dog, so it can be somewhat hostile to whatever captures its owner’s attention. Such trait is accompanied by this pooch’s unwavering loyalty to its owner and expects the same in return. Very loving and sociable, the Gordon Setter only needs to warm up to someone to really get comfortable around them. 

Environment 

Gordons need a lot of room to expend their energy so quite some room is needed to engage this hunter’s energy. 

As is normal for wandering dogs, a fence is required. Gordons love to be around others and would most likely be practically anywhere company is, so this dog can live anywhere provided it can roam every now and then.

Exercise 

The Gordon Setter is quite the active dog as is with most gun dogs. This pooch needs about 60-90minuites per day of physical activity with its owner to keep it sound mentally and physically. 

Bear in mind Gordons can suffer from depression anxiety, the bonding is just as important as the exercise. 

Grooming 

Clipping should be done in about 4months at the interval and the coat should be brushed at least twice a week due to heavy shedding. 

A bath is needed when it becomes visible that the dog needs cleaning and when it smells offensive. In the case of excess shedding, a professional can help with trimming the coat. 

Our Gordon Setter puppies for sale come from either USDA licensed commercial breeders or hobby breeders with no more than 5 breeding mothers. USDA licensed commercial breeders account for less than 20% of all breeders in the country. 

The unregulated breeders who are selling outside of the USDA regulations and without a license are what we consider to be “Puppy Mills.” We are committed to offering Gordon Setter puppies who will grow up to become important members of your family. We only purchase puppies from the very best sources, and we stand behind every puppy we sell.

Contact us today to learn more about the availability of our Gordon Setter puppies for sale. We look forward to helping you find your next family member. Our pet counselors can answer any questions you have about our Gordon Setter puppies.

Top Ten Frequently Asked Questions about the Gordon Setter 

1. Are Gordon Setters family dogs?

The Gordon Setter is a great match for a vibrant family setting. Especially when it comes to children because they love to get involved with activities being an active dog. 

2. Are Gordons easy to train? 

Gordon Setters are considered very intelligent. After all, they served as gun dogs for the vast part of the early 19th century. They are able to execute various tasks and reinforcement should be used. 

3. Do Gordon Setters require a lot of grooming?

Gordons have a tar-black long silky coat which requires a lot of grooming to keep it flowing. Coupled with the lively and adventurous nature of this pooch, it tends to get dirty when left to move about. The Gordon Setter also sheds a lot so it should be brushed frequently. 

4. How much exercise should a Gordon get?

The Gordon Setter is very much an energetic and lively pooch by nature. That being said, Gordon Setters do well with owners or families that engage in various activities be it a walk to the grocery store, heading down the block to see a friend and so. In a day, Gordon setters should get a minimum of 1hour exercise. It is not exactly the quickest dog but it has high endurance and loves intense exercise.

5. What are some of the health challenges facing Gordons should I look out for?

As the Gordon ages, it tends to develop quite a few health concerns. Some of these include; joint dysplasia, retinal atrophy, and cataracts, and gastric torsion. A veterinary doctor should be contacted frequently for check-ups and adequate health care. 

6.Male or female Gordon Setter?

Both genders; male and female Gordons have their advantages and disadvantages. That being said, this choice is up to the owner. 

7. 7. What is the average lifespan of the Gordon Setter?

Gordon has a life expectancy of about 10-12years. 

8. 8. Are Gordons good watchdogs?

The Gordon Setter makes for an excellent watchdog, after all, it was bred to be a hunter dog. Not exactly the quickest of breeds but expresses high alertness and very much in tune with its senses. It can get apprehensive towards intruders and will make sure to alert its owner. 

9. Are Gordon Setters rare?

Gordon Setters are relatively rare, especially in America and are most likely gotten from a renowned breeder usually by order. 

10. 1 Are Gordon Setters expensive?

It depends. Contact us today for availability and cost.  

The Gordon Setter is the perfect depiction of the saying “a dog is a man’s best friend”. Vibrant and loyal, you can never go wrong with him as a companion.

Miniature Goldendoodle

History of Breed

Miniature Goldendoodles were initially bred in the 1990s. They inherited their calm and gentle trait from their Golden Retriever father and their intelligent trait from their Miniature Poodle mother. This breed has grown in popularity and makes a perfect family pet who trains well and loves his family.

Personality and Temperament

The Miniature Goldendoodle has an affectionate, sweet, gentle, and happy personality. This breed enjoys the companionship of their family and other dogs in the household. They seek your attention and care and show it by giving the same back. They make marvelous family pets and adapt well to apartment-style and conventional style housing. With Miniature Poodle and Golden Retriever parents, both known for their amazing qualities, the Mini Goldendoodle is sure to fit right in with your family and other pets.

Appearance and Grooming

Daily brushing of this breed’s coat is very important for his well-being. A good routine to get into is a quick morning brush when he wakes up, a bi-weekly bath, and monthly nail clipping. This will allow your pup to look and feel great and is a great way to assure long-term health. This breed can be found in a variety of colors ranging from red, black, sable, tannish brown, and cream tones. Their beautiful colored coats tend to glisten and are certainly eye-catching. This breed’s coat ranges from flat to tight curls.

Care and Feeding

Miniature Goldendoodles should be fed twice a day at about the same time. Two to four total cups of food each day will help this dog stay fit and have ample energy. The actual amount of food will ultimately depend on his activity level, size, and age which means it will fluctuate throughout the years. Never forget the importance of routine teeth cleaning, which should occur three times weekly. Like anything, the more you do this, the easier it becomes for you and your pup.

Breed Size and Life Expectancy

• The average Miniature Goldendoodle stands between thirteen to twenty inches tall.
• This breed weighs fifteen to thirty-five pounds.
• Mini Goldendoodles have an average life expectancy of ten to fifteen years.

Interesting Breed Facts

Fact: This Miniature Goldendoodle is known for its ability to aid humans as service dogs and seeing-eye dogs. They have been of great assistance over the years for people that have Autism, PTSD, and anxiety issues.

Fact: The Miniature Goldendoodle is a good swimmer and enjoys splashing in the pool with his family. They actually enjoy any outdoor activity time with their family and love playing with other dogs.

Petland is honored to offer the highest quality Miniature Goldendoodle puppies who will be an instant fit on your lap and in your family.

Havanese

Breed History

Recognized as the national dog of Cuba, the Havanese was originally bred from the now extinct Blanquito de la Habana in the 1500s. The Blanquito descended from the also now-extinct Bichón Tenerife. The Blanquito was eventually cross-bred with other types of Bichons to create what is now known as the Havanese. This breed is known as “silk dogs” due to this its soft-coated ancestors that were sought after by historical figures such as Queen Victoria and Charles Dickens. The Havanese’s very soft and silky coat actually helps keep them cool in the heat. The Havanese is the only breed of dog considered native to Cuba. Since arriving in the 1950s in United States, this breed has been a hit and is still one of the fastest-growing breeds registered by the AKC, ranking 25th in popularity.

Personality and Temperament

Havanese are often described as caring, sweet, calm, loyal, and affectionate. They have a very desirable demeanor, and they tend to quickly bond with their family. These dogs are kid-friendly and also do well with other pets inside the household, including cats. This breed is very sociable and does tend to get lonely if left for extended periods of time alone.

Appearance and Grooming

The Havanese can be found in many different colors and patterns. In fact, this breed is one of the most colorful dog breeds in existence. They are normally found in sable, red, gold, black, blue, silver, chocolate, brindle, champagne, cream, and white. Many are even a combination of two or more of these colors. Their coats are prone to tangle if not brushed often and correctly. Special attention should be given should their coat be curly versus flat when it comes to brushing.

Care and Feeding

A Havanese puppy grows quickly and needs the proper nutrition to develop. This can be obtained by providing him with high-quality dog food. The proper amount will depend on his activity level and age. He should be fed at least two meals a day, every twelve hours. This will help keep him on a good routine and filled with the energy he needs. Routine teeth cleaning and nail clipping are highly suggested, as is a weekly to bi-weekly bath. Poor dental hygiene for your dog can contribute to preventable health issues.

Breed Size and Life Expectancy

• Havanese weigh between seven and thirteen pounds at full maturity.
• Despite reaching full maturity at one year of age, they reach their full body size around six months in age where they stand between eight to twelve inches tall.
• The Havanese has an average life expectancy of thirteen to fifteen years.

Interesting Breed Facts

Fact: The Havanese is the only native dog to Cuba.

Fact: This breed is also known as the silk dog due to its luxurious coats.

Fact: Their thick coats actually keep them cool in the warm summer months by blocking the hot Cuban sun.

Fact: This breed fits in well in households with other dogs and cats.

Petland is honored to offer the highest quality Havanese puppies who will be an instant fit on your lap and in your family.

Top Ten Frequently Asked Questions about the Havanese

Are Havanese dogs easy to train?

Havanese are a very intelligent breed. As such, they are considerably easy to train. They are quite obedient and this makes the training process easier. However, they may take longer than other breeds to housebreak.

What is Havaneses life expectancy?

The average Havanese has an expected lifespan of 10-12 years. The oldest known Havanese lived up to eighteen years.

Can I leave my Havanese and go to work?

It is not advisable to leave your Havanese alone for long. This breed of dogs are very prone to separation anxiety and may get depressed if left alone for too long.

Are Havanese suitable for children?

Yes. The Havanese is a very friendly and sociable breed. They relate very well with kids and welcomed strangers and do not pose any danger to them.

Are Havanese suitable for outdoor living?

No. Havanese is more suitable for indoor living because of its slightly fragile nature.

Do Havanese dogs smell?

Havanese does not smell. They are odor-free and have low chances of developing a bad smell.

Do I need to clip Havanese fur?

It is not compulsory. However, keeping their fur long requires extra grooming and care in order to remain shiny.

Do Havanese bark excessively?

No. Generally, Havanese dogs are not loud or yappy. They only bark when they notice something untoward or strange.

Are Havanese recognized by the AKC?

Yes. They were officially recognised by the American Kennel Council in 1995.

When should I spay my Havanese?

It is advisable to spay your Havanese after he has reached the age of puberty.

The Havanese is a cute, fluffy breed suitable for the role of a lapdog. It is easily recognized by its small size and long coat. Owners of this breed can easily take care of it as long as they provide it with sufficient attention and affection.

Beagle

The Beagle is a small dog breed whose energy lever supersedes its miniature stature. They are known for their happy barks, loving selves and how much they connect with children. Discover more about our Beagle puppies for sale below!

However, as much as they’re as cute as a teacup, the Beagle is a type of hound and tends to portray its independent streak every now and then. 

They are scent hounds that look a lot like foxhounds and can wander during the course of trailing scents. Because of their noses and brains acting in unison, Beagles were and are still used to retrieve small animals like rabbits during a hunt. 

History 

Beagles have been in existence since medieval times. The name ‘beagle’ is thought to be a derivative of the old English word for small, ‘beag’. Despite this uncertainty in the origin of its name, it’s still unclear how this breed came to be. 

However, it is true that William The Conqueror in the 11th century brought a breed that came to have an ancestral link with the Beagle to Britain. This dog breed was the Talbot hound. It was only a matter of time for this breed to be crossed with Greyhounds which after many generations later, indirectly created the Beagle. Beagles were gaining more appreciation in England as Edward the second, Henry the seventh and Queen Elizabeth the 1st had beagles in their keep. 

In the 1800s breeders from America started importing Beagles into their litter, and the cheery breed was recognized AKC recognized in 1884, right after it was established. 

Temperament

Beagles are very energetic, sweet, loving and funny breeds. Beagle owners usually spend the day laughing, well that’s when they’re not trying to get them to behave. Beagles generally have an even temper and a calm disposition. 

They’re very amiable and are mostly seen in their merry states. Being a hound breed, they are used to their pack which in this case could be the owner, hence they are predisposed to separation anxiety. Some dog owners say beagles bark or howl a lot. This may be true when they’re faced with new situations. 

Environment

Beagles are pretty great in apartment buildings. They tolerate hot temperatures more than the cold ones. However, as much as they can thrive and adapt to various environments, the Beagle is a hound and hence it loves the serenity of open spaces. 

This breed needs an environment where it can wander freely. Hence, if your home has a yard, ensure it is properly fenced to ensure the safety of your beagle. This breed is very accommodating too and it doesn’t have any major requirement with respect to how and where it lives. 

Exercise

As you already know, the beagle is a very energetic dog. Their exercise needs are very high and its intensity equally peaks the chart. They are very playful which is what makes it a great family dog especially when one has kids. Training them can be difficult, especially when they’re trying to run off and follow random scents every now and then, however it is attainable. 

This dog breed is so active that in the absence of exercise routines or engagement activities to keep them busy, they will create their own amusement by rummaging through your house, digging holes in your yard or trying to escape your abode. 

Taking them for walks to the park, engaging them in dog sports and finding time to play with them will numb their destructive side and keep them happy all through the day.

Grooming

Beagles are known to have particularly smooth double coats. These coats are so dense that they are water-resistant. Their grooming is simple. Their fur should be brushed once a week while baths should be scheduled monthly. 

They mostly shed during Spring as they lose the thick coats but it could often go unnoticed because of their short hair. Their ears should be cleaned and checked for growths or possible symptoms of infections while their teeth can be brushed thrice weekly. Nails could be trimmed twice a month but should be done with care to prevent bleeding. 

Our Beagle puppies for sale come from either USDA licensed commercial breeders or hobby breeders with no more than 5 breeding mothers. USDA licensed commercial breeders account for less than 20% of all breeders in the country. 

The unregulated breeders who are selling outside of the USDA regulations and without a license are what we consider to be “Puppy Mills.” We are committed to offering Beagle puppies who will grow up to become important members of your family. We only purchase puppies from the very best sources, and we stand behind every puppy we sell.

Contact us today to learn more about the availability of our Beagle puppies for sale. We look forward to helping you find your next family member. Our pet counselors can answer any questions you have about our Beagle puppies.

10 Frequently Asked Questions About the Beagle

How many colors can Beagles come in?

The hound breeds are usually tricolored. They could be black, brown and white or red and white.

Are Beagles easy to train?

No, they aren’t, but with a firm owner, they can be.

What is the average life expectancy of Beagles?

These cheery dogs could walk the earth for 10-15 years at a stretch.

Which dog breed group do Beagles belong to?

The group of Hounds.

How much do Beagles weigh on an average scale?

A fully grown beagle can weigh from 18 to 30 pounds.

What is Beagles best feature?

Apart from their scintillating good looks, this dog breed can hunt small game, play for hours and act as watchdogs during the night.

How tall are Beagles?

Beagles are small dogs and they grow from about 1ft 1 inch to 1ft 3 inches.

How often should Beagles be fed?

This breed should be fed three quarters to one and a half cups of vet-recommended dry food each day. This quantity can be divided into two meals. 

Are Beagles family-friendly?

The Beagle is a natural lover and hence it is more than family-friendly, they’re great house pets and get along with everyone.

Do Beagles shed a lot?

No, they do not.

The beagle is one of the best breeds of dogs you can have as a pet. They’re very energetic and they do not have a lot of grooming requirements.

Boston Terrier

This is probably a suitable apartment dog because they do not do well in harsh climates. This dog breed is also known as the American gentlemen. They are playful and very well-mannered if trained right. They are also affectionate and the perfect family pet. Discover more about our Boston Terrier puppies for sale below!

Breed History

The Boston terrier was discovered in the 1800s. They are said to have been the product of a crossbreed. The English Terrier was bred with the bulldog to bring about the Boston terrier. They are the first non-sporting dogs to be recognized by the American Kennel Club. 

Their distinct color and markings were also included in their description making it an essential part of their features. It is still one of the most popular breeds in America.

Temperament

This dog breed as previously stated is an American gentleman. They are intelligent, smart and affectionate. They need adequate training to achieve all of these as any dog could be aggressive. They also need to be socialized early so they can get accustomed to meeting people and other pets alike. 

They are lively for the most part and enjoy playing fetch. They learn quickly and could be a bit reserved around people they do not know.

Environment

This dog breed can adapt very well to apartment life. If you are the type who works all day, this is the dog for you as they can adapt to the lifestyle. They are also friendly towards children and are small enough not to knock them over. So, if you have children, this is a good idea for your Boston terrier. 

They merely tolerate harsh weather conditions and should be mostly indoors except its playtime. They are also quite tolerant of other pets too. Large crowds may not work well with this breed because they may be knocked over in the process.

Exercise

The Boston terrier may be a small dog breed but they definitely love to get a lot of exercise. They are very playful and will literally wear you out. They need an average of 45 minutes to one hour of play or exercise daily. They may be small but they are incredibly energetic. 

You could let them play in the yard for as long as they want or you could take them out on short or long walks. The key is to keep them exercised enough so they do not develop health problems.

Grooming

Caring for a Boston terrier isn’t quite difficult. You would need to brush his coat weekly and bathe him with dog shampoo as it’s necessary. His eyes are incredibly large so you should clean his face daily and examine him for redness. 

Clean his ears and check for bad odor which could indicate the presence of infection. Trim his nails so they do not scratch the couch. He will shed but very lightly and this should be easy to deal with. Just brush his coat a lot more to remove excess hair. Overall, they are low maintenance and should be easy to groom.

Our Boston Terrier puppies for sale come from either USDA licensed commercial breeders or hobby breeders with no more than 5 breeding mothers. USDA licensed commercial breeders account for less than 20% of all breeders in the country. 

The unregulated breeders who are selling outside of the USDA regulations and without a license are what we consider to be “Puppy Mills.” We are committed to offering Boston Terrier puppies who will grow up to become important members of your family. We only purchase puppies from the very best sources, and we stand behind every puppy we sell.

Contact us today to learn more about the availability of our Boston Terrier puppies for sale. We look forward to helping you find your next family member. Our pet counselors can answer any questions you have about our Boston Terrier puppies.

Ten Frequently Asked Questions about the Boston Terrier

What diseases are the Boston Terrier susceptible to?

They could be prone to cataracts, cherry eye, patella luxation, heart murmurs, brain tumors, etc. Regular appointments with the vet should keep all of these in check. 

How much daily exercise do the Boston Terriers need?

The Boston terrier is a high energy dog breed and would need a lot of exercise. Occasional walks will not cut it as the dog needs a lot of playtimes. You could just let him run around the yard and provide him with toys to play with, where there are no children.

Can a Boston Terrier be left alone for a long time?

Yes. They could be suitable apartment dogs and can be left for 4 to 8 hours as long as they are left in a cage or a controlled environment. The only problem would be if they have not learned to control their bowels.

Are Boston Terriers family dogs?

Yes, they are. They are known to be one of the best family dog breeds available. They are affectionate and very friendly.

Do the Boston Terriers love to cuddle?

Yes. They are very friendly and would love some family time on the couch or under the covers.

How do you clean Boston Terriers eyes?

Seeing they are prone to eye discharge, you should use a damp or wet cloth when cleaning their eyes. Be sure to do this daily so the discharge does not dry up and cause him discomfort.

How do you care for a Boston Terrier?

It’s quite easy. Brush him daily and bathe him occasionally. Feed him appropriately and give him an adequate amount of playtime possible.

How do I keep a Boston Terrier safe from harsh weather conditions?

If it is too hot, you could keep him in front of a fan and let him drink cold water occasionally. If it is too cold, then wrap him in a blanket and light a fire.

Do Boston Terriers overheat?

Yes, they do. You would need to check the weather conditions to be sure he is not going to pant in search of cooler air when taking him out for a walk.

When do Boston Terriers stop growing?

The Boston terriers may stop growing at 12 months for much smaller dogs and at 14 months for the bigger ones.

A Boston terrier is in all sense of the word an American gentleman and is a breed you would want to have as a pet.

Boggle

BOGLE

The Bogle dog breed can be classified among the designer breeds because it is a hybrid. This would mean you are in for a treat and you could tie some of their behaviors to their ancestors. They are also known to be quite playful too. Discover more about our Bogle puppies for sale below!

Breed History

This dog breed is a product of the beagle and the boxer dog breeds. The beagle was originally used as hunting animals and also for tracking purposes. In 1884, they were imported into America and were subsequently kept as pets. 

The boxer dog was also a designer breed whose ancestors were the Brabant bullenbeisser and the bulldog. The boxer breed was brought into America in 1900 and it was recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1904.

Temperament

The Bogle dog breed is a playful and fun one. They could be lovely companions and love to be silly sometimes. 

They adapt well to people and children if they are socialized at an early age however you should be sure to tell your children not to play with them when they are eating or fervently chewing at their favorite toy. 

They are descendants of the boxer dog so they could be quite aggressive and rambunctious. They are quite loyal too and will stick to their owners no matter what. 

Environment

The Bogle breed are big dogs and as such would be better off living in places with a lot of space else they’d be knocking things over. They would be more comfortable in a house with a yard that can afford them the space to run around. 

Since they could be rambunctious, they are better off in homes with older children as they may not necessarily be able to deal with infants. They should, however, be supervised when around children. These dogs are not suitable for apartment living because they may just thrash the house before you get back. 

They are jumpers too and so it would be best to keep them in a tall fenced yard lest they wander off. 

Exercise

This breed of dogs descended from the beagle which was used as hunting dogs and this would mean they gleaned a bit from them. They require regular exercise and this would mean taking them for walks 30 to 45 minutes daily. 

It would also mean letting them play in the yard or playing fetch with them. They are very energetic and you could let them do some dog sports or training. Keep them occupied and stimulated so they are in the right shape. 

Grooming

The Bogle’s coat is quite thin so this means they’d need minimal grooming. Bathing them too often will strip them of their natural oils so reserve baths to when it is absolutely necessary. Brush their coats and use damp towels to wipe them down to reduce the amount of shedding. 

Make regular appointments with the vet so as to keep them in good health. Brush their teeth regularly to reduce bacteria buildup and bad breath. Clean their ears and eyes too.

Our Bogle puppies for sale come from either USDA licensed commercial breeders or hobby breeders with no more than 5 breeding mothers. USDA licensed commercial breeders account for less than 20% of all breeders in the country. 

The unregulated breeders who are selling outside of the USDA regulations and without a license are what we consider to be “Puppy Mills.” We are committed to offering Bogle puppies who will grow up to become important members of your family. We only purchase puppies from the very best sources, and we stand behind every puppy we sell.

Contact us today to learn more about the availability of our Bogle puppies for sale. We look forward to helping you find your next family member. Our pet counselors can answer any questions you have about our Bogle puppies.

Ten Frequently Asked Questions about the Bogle

How long do Bogles live?

This dog breed is prone to obesity and this should be closely monitored. Their average life expectancy is 12 to 15 years but they are very likely to live up to the 15th year.

How big do Bogles  get?

An average bogle has a height of about 13 to 30 inches and they weigh from 20 to 80 pounds. You could say they are big dogs.

Are Bogles hypoallergenic?

No, they do shed. They are medium to light shredders though as their coats are relatively thin. They mostly shed during winter.

What medical conditions are Bogles prone to?

The Bogle dog breed is more likely to inherit some medical conditions from the beagle or the boxer dog breed. Beagles are more prone to obesity, cherry eye, epilepsy, allergies and boxers are prone to heart issues, hip dysplasia, epilepsy, and others. The Bogle dog may be prone to any of these.

Do Bogles bark?

This dog breed is a mix of the beagle and boxer dog breed. They do bark because of their boxer traits but over all they are really quiet dogs.

Do Bogles make good family pets?

The Bogle dog is the appropriate family dog because they are playful and fun. They love children and definitely love the family picnics and curling up in front of the TV. They make very good companions.

Are Bogles easy to train?

Bogles are very intelligent dogs which isn’t unlike their parents. They are easy to train provided you know what you’re doing. You could start with the classic fetch game since they love to run. Be sure to keep your commands firm and simple so you don’t confuse them. House training is important too so they know how to behave.

Do Bogles love to cuddle?

As already stated, they are good family dogs and this means they love to cuddle up next to people. They would naturally abandon their beds for yours. 

Are Bogles loyal?

This is one of the salient features of a bogle. They take after their boxer lineage. They are very loyal pets and are likely to stick with their owners no matter what.

Are Bogles aggressive?

The Bogle dog breed is a bit rambunctious sometimes and they get this from their boxer parents. Overall, they are pretty good pets and any bad behavior can be gotten rid of by appropriate training.

This boxer beagle mix may just be your ideal companion considering their features.

Border Terrier

This is a dog that is for the most part very cute and scruffy. They are described as low maintenance and could become a perfect companion too. They are easy-going and seem to get along with practically everyone. Just the ideal kind of family dog. Discover more about our Border Terrier puppies for sale below!

Breed History

The name of this dog breed was changed to border terrier in the 1800s. They were originally bred in the border country between England and Scotland to control vermin. It was however realized much later that they could bolt foxes and also chase down horses. They were recognized by the Kennel Club of the UK in 1920 while the American Kennel Club followed suit in 1930.

Temperament

A border terrier is what you would call a home dog. It has an incredible will to please and this means they are easy to train too. They are very affectionate and would love to cuddle up with you on the sofa after a stressful day. 

They enjoy chasing and hunting. They are very intelligent and friendly and enjoy the company of other dogs. They will, however, chase down every other creature they come across. They are of good behavior but will require training.

Environment

A border terrier is the example of an apartment dog. If you are likely to be away most of the day, you should get a border terrier. Just be sure to give him adequate time and attention when you return. They are also suitable playmates for children as they thrive on companionship. 

They need an environment that affords them enough playtime and adequate social exposure. Be sure to socialize them from when they are puppies so they get used to having people around. You would need to terrier proof your home because they seem to bite on anything that can be eaten. 

Exercise

This dog breed is indeed high energy and will require a moderate level of exercise daily. It does not have to be mind-bugging or special features. A 30-minute walk or playtime in the backyard should do the trick. 

They just need to be kept active and played with so they do not become lonely. You could just let them roam or run around in a fenced yard. This dog breed needs exercise from a very young age and this should not be ignored. Give them a lot of toys they can nibble on so they don’t go thrashing the house. 

Grooming

Grooming for a border terrier is no more than the regular. Their coats need to be brushed 2 to 3 times a week and they should be given regular baths. They do not need daily baths and should keep clean for the most part unless they get into something really dirty. 

You should check their ears regularly so you could clean them and avoid buildup. They shed and this is no surprise so you should wash their bedding regularly and vacuum the house to get rid of their fur. They are overall an easy breed to groom. 

Our Border Terrier puppies for sale come from either USDA licensed commercial breeders or hobby breeders with no more than 5 breeding mothers. USDA licensed commercial breeders account for less than 20% of all breeders in the country. 

The unregulated breeders who are selling outside of the USDA regulations and without a license are what we consider to be “Puppy Mills.” We are committed to offering Border Terrier puppies who will grow up to become important members of your family. We only purchase puppies from the very best sources, and we stand behind every puppy we sell.

Contact us today to learn more about the availability of our Border Terrier puppies for sale. We look forward to helping you find your next family member. Our pet counselors can answer any questions you have about our Border Terrier puppies.

Ten Frequently Asked Questions about the Border Terrier 

Do Border Terriers  need so much exercise? 

This would depend on the age of the dog and its size. Naturally, they love to be out and running or playing so this should be encouraged. The American Kennel club states an average of an hour a day. 

Can Border Terriers be classified as lap dogs? 

Border terriers are generally very active and playful and very sensitive too. They are affectionate and it may be a problem to keep them off your lap or sofa. They really do not need an invitation. 

Are Border Terriers easy to train? 

Yes. They are very willing to be part of the home and so they are willing to please. 

At what point is a Border Terriers grown? 

Seeing that they are small dogs, they will stand at about 15 inches but will be fully grown at 12 to 18 months.

Can Border Terriers be good family pets? 

The answer is yes. They are incredibly in love with children and will get along with other dogs and even cats if they’re brought up together. They are willing to become part of the family.

What diseases are Border Terriers prone to? 

The border terrier could get the spike’s disease which is more like canine epilepsy or hip dysplasia which may cause arthritis or progressive retinal atrophy where they slowly become blind.

Are Border Terriers aggressive? 

Not necessarily. They do not show aggression to other dogs or even people. But they will chase small fleeing creatures if given the chance. 

How long should Border Terriers be exercised?

If you take a border terrier on a walk, they will go all day and probably wear you out. They are very active dogs who love to play so stick to 30 to 45 minutes every day. You could decide to walk them or even play fetch.

Do Border Terriers need to be striped?

Yes. Typically they would need to be stripped twice yearly when they become blown or their fur starts to part. Each dog is different though. 

How often should you bathe a Border Terriers?

This would naturally depend on how much time your dog spends outside. You could keep it at once a week but if you feel he spends a lot of time playing or running outside, then, by all means, you could increase it.

The border terrier is the ideal family pet and you would absolutely love this cute canine.

Borzoi

This dog breed among other things is known for its looks. There are days you could even mistake it for a cat but its chase will definitely change your mind. They are mostly used for glam modeling but they could make great companions too. Discover more about our Borzoi puppies for sale below!

Breed History

Originally called the Russian wolfhound, this dog breed has incredibly grown and evolved over time. The name borzoi was subsequently adopted and it was known as a royal dog, one adapted for the kings and queens. 

They were given out as gifts to many royalties and this is what enhanced their longevity. Their hunting skills are impeccable as they were made to join hunts. This breed experienced a setback during the Russian revolution but they are slowly stealing back the spotlight.

Temperament

The borzoi is easy going and has a gentle spirit. They are quite affectionate and very friendly too. Their reaction to strangers could be friendly and may also be aloof depending on the circumstances. They really do not like to be left alone. 

They may be a tad difficult to train and you’d need a lot of patience with them. They could be friendly with children but since they are known to bite at the slightest provocation, such moments should be supervised. They, however, need to know that they are loved and won’t be put to any harm.

Environment

Given the fact that they have hunting instincts, they should be kept in fenced yards. They are likely to go off if they see a running cat so it’s best if they are kept in controlled environments. 

They are big dogs and not so tolerant either so they would be suitable for homes with bigger children as they won’t be so appreciative of a toddler who pokes them. They seem to be friendly with other dogs too except when the sighthound instinct is triggered.

Exercise

The borzoi dog breed is classified as energetic and would need their fair share of exercise. Since they are sighthounds, it is advised to keep them contained as they seem to chase anything that moves however small. Some time in an enclosed yard should do the trick. They could run around or play fetch. 

They are good house dogs and shouldn’t be allowed to go out without a leash. You could also take them on walks but they’d have to be on a leash so they do not venture off.
Grooming

The borzoi has quite the coat. You would need to brush it’s coat regularly say 2 to 3 times a week. Since it sheds in season, be sure to brush him more at that time. Bathe him as frequently as it is needed and be sure to take out any matting that may occur behind his ears. 

Brush his teeth 2 to 3 times a week or much more often to remove bacteria and to give him fresh breath. If you hear his nails on the floor of the house, they are probably too long and you’d need to cut them.

Our Borzoi puppies for sale come from either USDA licensed commercial breeders or hobby breeders with no more than 5 breeding mothers. USDA licensed commercial breeders account for less than 20% of all breeders in the country. 

The unregulated breeders who are selling outside of the USDA regulations and without a license are what we consider to be “Puppy Mills.” We are committed to offering Borzoi puppies who will grow up to become important members of your family. We only purchase puppies from the very best sources, and we stand behind every puppy we sell.

Contact us today to learn more about the availability of our Borzoi puppies for sale. We look forward to helping you find your next family member. Our pet counselors can answer any questions you have about our Borzoi puppies.

Ten Frequently Asked Questions about the Borzoi

Can the Borzoi breed be aggressive?

Usually, borzoi is not known to be aggressive to strangers or other dogs however since they are not known to be slavish in their obedience, they should be socialized early to remove any bouts of aggression.

How long will my Borzoi live?

The average lifespan of a borzoi dog breed is 7 to 10 years.

Are Borzois a healthy breed?

Under normal circumstances, yes, they are. They would need to have regular appointments where they are checked for diseases they are prone to like hip dysplasia, progressive retinal atrophy and since they are big dogs they could experience bloat or other stomach problems. All of these could be nipped quite early before they cause major damage.

Can Borzois live with cats?

Well, they can if they are socialized quite early in their puppy years. You would have to supervise the interaction though. Do not leave them alone with cats or with small children.

How do I care for my Borzoi?

First, you’d need to feed him appropriately and make sure he’s healthy. Then you would need to let him exercise very well so you can avoid bloat or other stomach problems.

Is the Borzoi a good family dog?

Yes. The borzoi is intelligent and very affectionate. They are friendly and love to run around outside but they could be calm and composed inside the house. They should, however, be supervised around little children. 

Do Borzoi dogs shed? 

Yes. They have thick coats that shed heavily and in season. You would have to brush them adequately during their shedding season so you get rid of all loose hairs. 

Do Borzois cuddle? 

You could say the borzois are quite independent and have a mind of their own but they could be perfect apartment dogs and love to cuddle.

Are Borzois smart? 

Yes. They were originally used to chase down smaller creatures and they could be very fast too. They are also quite responsive to human communication and orders. 

Can Borzois live in apartments? 

Yes. When completely adapted, they could have the apartment syndrome from lack of regular exercises. Though they can live in such spaces, they should be kept healthy as they could develop problems from the lack of exercise. 

Borzois are the classic watch dogs you have always wanted and they could be suitable companions too. 

Bouvier des Flandres

Originally bred as a farm dog, the Bouvier des Flandres performed various tasks like herding cattle, pulling carts and acting as a guard dog when necessary. They are hard workers and was widely known as a very capable farm dog. They also make extremely loyal companions and when they were not working away on farms, they were found cuddling next to their owners’ feet.  Discover more about our Bouvier des Flandres puppies for sale below!

History 

As its name implies, the Bouvier Des Flandres (meaning cow herder) hails from Flandres (European region). The exact ancestral line of the Bouvier is not known. Some believe they might be descendants of the Barbet, early sheepdogs or Dutch griffon. 

They were used in the past to help out farmers in a variety of tasks around the farm. These included watching and herding cattle, pulling carts, etc. They were also used as search dogs during the world wars. It came into the US in the 1920s and was recognized and accepted in the same era.  

Temperament 

Bouviers are commonly known to be a very intelligent dog breed. They are also very active and can be extremely protective of their territories if threatened; some might even say they can be aggressive. They tend to get very attached to their owners and love being involved in different activities with the family. 

Like most dog breeds, when left alone, the Bouvier can get bored very fast and will show their frustration by barking or chewing on shoes and furniture. 

Since they are very assertive with a somewhat strong personality, they need an owner who is able to assert dominance through acts of confidence, if not they will want to take up the leadership position. 

To ensure they grow up as well-rounded as possible, it is important that Bouviers are socialized as early as possible.  

Environment 

Bouvier des Flandres will survive in an apartment on the condition that they exercised as often as possible. Ideally, they should be in a family home with a large yard that they can run around in as often as they need to. 

They can be very inactive when left indoors but tend to become instantly active as soon as they are outside. Owners who work a lot and are never home might not be the best match for Bouviers as this dog breed craves companionship and can be adversely affected by elongated periods of solitude.  

Exercise 

Bouviers are very energetic dogs and they love being kept active. Therefore, they do require good exercise every day. These exercises can range from short walks to hikes and runs. It is important to note that bouviers are very intuitive and are always eager to lead the pack. 

This is why owners should ensure they take leadership stances when exercising them to assert your position. This could be in an act as simple as letting them walk behind you or giving them orders during the exercise.  

Grooming 

The Bouvier des Flandres needs quite a lot of grooming in its lifetime. It is blessed with a weather-resistant double coat which is long and a bit coarse on the outer while its undercoat is denser. They don’t shed a lot but should begin grooming at a very young age so they get used to the entire process. 

Their thick coat needs thorough brushing several times every week and should be checked for lice or tick infestation as often as possible. They should be bathed every six or eight weeks and their teeth should be brushed at least twice or thrice weekly to avoid the buildup of tartar. 

His ears should be checked very often for foul odour or other signs of an infection and their nails should also be trimmed once a month.  

Our Bouvier des Flandres puppies for sale come from either USDA licensed commercial breeders or hobby breeders with no more than 5 breeding mothers. USDA licensed commercial breeders account for less than 20% of all breeders in the country. 

The unregulated breeders who are selling outside of the USDA regulations and without a license are what we consider to be “Puppy Mills.” We are committed to offering Bouvier des Flandres puppies who will grow up to become important members of your family. We only purchase puppies from the very best sources, and we stand behind every puppy we sell.

Contact us today to learn more about the availability of our Bouvier des Flandres puppies for sale. We look forward to helping you find your next family member. Our pet counselors can answer any questions you have about our Bouvier des Flandres puppies.

Top Ten Frequently Asked Questions about the Bouvier Des Flandres

Are Bouvier des Flandres good with family? 

Bouviers are inherently calm dogs and are very good with kids and the entire family. They make the perfect companion and are protective of their owners. 

Are Bouvier des Flandres good with other pets? 

If exposed to them early enough, Bouviers can be quite receptive towards other dogs or pets. However, they can be very aggressive without proper socialization. 

Do Bouvier des Flandres shed a lot? 

The answer is no. Although they have a thick outer and undercoat, bouviers do not shed excessively. 

Do Bouvier des Flandres like kids? 

Yes! They adore kids and enjoy being around them. This is why they make great family dogs. 

Do Bouvier des Flandres smell bad? 

When wet or damp, Bouviers can give off a quite swampy and somewhat unpleasant smell which tends to linger even after being dried off.  

Where did Bouvier des Flandres originate from? 

Bouvier Des Flandres originally came from France.  

Do Bouvier des Flandres make good guard dogs? 

Yes! Bouviers are committed to their territory and will turn into fierce protectors when alarmed. 

How many puppies do Bouvier des Flandres have? 

Bouviers usually have an average of 8 puppies in a litter 

How heavy are Bouvier des Flandres? 

Male bouviers can weigh up to 110 pounds while their female counterpart can weigh up to 80 pounds. 

What is Bouvier des Flandres lifespan? 

Bouviers have a life expectancy of 10-12 years.