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  Do you enjoy funny videos about dogs? Watch this cute fun, video where four-legged cuties strut their stuff! If you enjoy it, drop us a comment or give us a thumbs up. Thank you!     I own a Ptmatian (half dalmatian, half pitbull dog) named Opie. He is as stubborn as the hind leg of a donkey, but very loving. He has bitten both my son and me, but is very loving. He has big, brown soulful eyes and is terribly moody, but we love him.  If you adopt a Pitmatian, be prepared for a rollerecoaster ride, but they are very loving! 5 Things About a Dalmatian (Pitmatian) Dog Most Owners Are Not Prepared For Exercise Requirements : Dalmatians, including Pitmatians, are highly active dogs needing a minimum of two hours of exercise daily, split over at least two walks. They thrive on physical activity and mental stimulation to prevent restlessness and destructive behavior 2 4 . Health Considerations : Dalmatians are prone to various health issues such as atopy, epilepsy, de...

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Do you enjoy funny videos about dogs? Watch this cute fun, video where four-legged cuties strut their stuff! If you enjoy it, drop us a comment or give us a thumbs up. Thank you! My sister had sone friends who had a pure breed Malamute and I know a couple who has a mixed breed one, these are amazing dogs, absolutely gorgeous animals! 10 Little-Known Facts About Alaskan Malamutes Distinctive Appearance: Alaskan Malamutes resemble a larger version of Siberian Huskies but are significantly heavier, weighing between 71 and 95 pounds and standing 22 to 26 inches tall. They are powerful and loving dogs, ideal for families or as working dogs Working Dog Breed: Alaskan Malamutes are working dogs that require regular exercise and tasks to stay engaged. They excel in activities like sledding, pulling carts, or participating in agility classes, needing at least 90 to 120 minutes of outdoor playtime daily Stubborn Nature: Despite being working dogs, Alaskan Malamutes can be stubborn and strong-wil...

Do you enjoy funny videos about dogs? Watch this cute fun, video where four-legged cuties strut their stuff! If you enjoy it, drop us a comment or give us a thumbs up. Thank you! Our first dog was a Great Pyr/Retriever mix, but he was massive! A wonderful dog, extremely loyal, nobody could get near us when he was around. Tremendous guardians. Bullmastiffs are like that. You will always feel safe with these massive, loyal guard dogs! 10 Little-Known Facts About Bullmastiffs Origins and Purpose: Bullmastiffs were developed in the mid-19th century by British gamekeepers to protect country estates from poachers. They were created by crossing the larger Mastiff with the Bulldog to create a powerful and active dog capable of apprehending intruders until the gamekeeper arrived Size and Appearance: Bullmastiffs are large dogs, weighing between 100-130 lbs and standing around 25 inches at the withers. They have a broad, wrinkled head, a short square muzzle, droopy eyes, and naturally floppy ear...

Do you enjoy funny videos about dogs? Watch this cute fun, video where four-legged cuties strut their stuff! If you enjoy it, drop us a comment or give us a thumbs up. Thank you! 10 Facts About Akita Dogs That Most People Don't Know Ancient Japanese Breed: The Akita dog breed originated in the Akita Prefecture of Japan and is one of the country's oldest native breeds, dating back hundreds of years. Samurai's Companion: Akitas were historically revered as symbols of good health, happiness, and long life in Japan. They were often kept by samurais and aristocrats as hunting companions and symbols of prestige. Loyal Guardians: Akitas are known for their unwavering loyalty and protective instincts. They are naturally suspicious of strangers and make excellent guard dogs, fiercely protective of their families. Dual Coat Varieties: Akitas have a thick double coat that comes in two varieties: the standard coat (known as "hara") and the long coat (known as "moku"...

Do you enjoy funny videos about dogs? Watch this cute fun, video where four-legged cuties strut their stuff! If you enjoy it, drop us a comment or give us a thumbs up. Thank you! 10 Facts About Yorkshire Terriers That Most People Don't Know Tomboy Toys: Don't let their size fool you! Despite their delicate appearance, Yorkies are known as "Tomboy Toys" for their feisty, spirited personalities. They possess surprising courage and confidence, making them adaptable to various activities. Blue-Collar Roots: Contrary to their current image as pampered lapdogs, Yorkshire Terriers originated from working-class roots in 19th-century England. Bred by miners and mill workers, they were used to hunt rats and vermin in harsh conditions. Multiple Coat Colors: While the standard Yorkie features a blue and tan coat, a rare "parti-color" variation exists. These dogs exhibit white markings alongside the traditional colors, but this is not recognized by all kennel clubs. Su...

  Do you enjoy funny videos about dogs? Watch this cute fun, video where four-legged cuties strut their stuff! If you enjoy it, drop us a comment or give us a thumbs up. Thank you! 10 Facts About Schnauzers That Most People Don't Know                                                         Three Distinct Breeds: While often thought of as the same breed in different sizes, Miniature, Standard, and Giant Schnauzers are actually recognized as separate breeds by the AKC with distinct standards. Versatile Working Dogs: Beyond their charming appearance, Schnauzers were originally bred for various working tasks. They served as all-around farm dogs, herding cattle, pulling carts, and guarding property. Natural Guard Dogs: Their protective instincts and alertness make them excellent watchdogs. Though not inherently aggressive, they are naturally...

Do you enjoy funny videos about dogs? Watch this cute fun, video where four-legged cuties strut their stuff! If you enjoy it, drop us a comment or give us a thumbs up. Thank you! Origin: Cairn Terriers originated in the Scottish Highlands and were bred to hunt small prey, such as rats and foxes, among the cairns (rock piles) for which they are named. Fearless Nature: Despite their small size, Cairn Terriers are known for their fearless and bold nature. They possess a strong prey drive and can be tenacious hunters when pursuing rodents or small game. Weather-resistant Coat: Cairn Terriers have a double coat consisting of a harsh outer layer and a soft undercoat. This weather-resistant coat helps protect them from the harsh Scottish weather conditions they were originally bred to work in. Natural Diggers: Cairn Terriers have a natural instinct to dig, which stems from their history of hunting underground prey. This behavior can be challenging to curb, so providing them with appropriat...

Do you enjoy funny videos about dogs? Watch this cute fun, video where four-legged cuties strut their stuff! If you enjoy it, drop us a comment or give us a thumbs up. Thank you! Ancient Breed: The Lhasa Apso is an ancient dog breed originating from Tibet where they served as indoor watchdogs. Beautiful Mixes: Popular and attractive Lhasa Apso mixes: Lhasapoo: A mix of Lhasa Apso and Poodle. Lhasalier: A mix of Lhasa Apso and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Lhatese: A mix of Lhasa Apso and Maltese. Lhaffon: A mix of Lhasa Apso and Bichon Frise. Lhachon: A mix of Lhasa Apso and Japanese Chin. Lion-Like Appearance: The name "Lhasa Apso" is derived from the Tibetan city of Lhasa and the word "apso," which means "long-haired" or "bearded." Their distinctive long, flowing coat when left to grow long gives them a lion-like appearance, which is why they are sometimes referred to as "little lion dogs." Guardian Instincts: Despite their small...