A parti Miniature Schnauzer has patches of white fur in their coat. Parti coloring is not recognized by the official breed standard for the Mini Schnauzer. So this coat pattern is somewhat rare for the breed. But a purebred parti Mini Schnauzer is likely to share all the same great […] Read More
Mini Doodles, Pocket Size Doodle Dog Breeds To Brighten Your Day
Mini Doodles have one Toy or Miniature Poodle parent, and another parent from a little dog breed. Small doodles are friendly, loyal and loving pets. These tiny Doodles are often low shedding too! Today we’ll share a complete list of Mini Doodle dog breeds. Looking at the pros and cons […] Read More
Silver German Shepherd
Silver German Shepherd dogs have a coat that changes the classic black and tan up to include a special silver sheen. You won’t find a totally silver German Shepherd puppy, but they can have a large number of shining hairs on their face, body and legs. At first glance they […] Read More
Teacup Maltese
The teacup Maltese is an even smaller version of the Maltese breed. They aren’t an official breed, but instead a description of a dog that is less than the breed standard as an adult. They will usually be less than 7 inches tall and under 6 lbs when fully grown. […] Read More
Miniature Poodle Traits, Care and Personality
The Miniature Poodle dog breed is hard to beat when it comes to pets. A small, agile and intelligent pup with a low shedding, curly coat, this mini Poodle type has a playful, inquisitive personality and gets on well with people of all ages. Miniature Poodles have a range of […] Read More
Snorkie – Miniature Schnauzer Yorkie Mix
The Snorkie dog is a Miniature Schnauzer Yorkie mix. A hybrid designer dog breed with one purebred Miniature Schnauzer parent, and one purebred Yorkshire Terrier parent. Snorkies are friendly, affectionate, and playful. A small crossbreed, an adult Snorkie can weigh up to 25 lbs, growing to 7 – 14 inches […] Read More
Best Food For A Miniature Schnauzer
The best food for a Miniature Schnauzer is high in protein and doesn’t contain too many filler ingredients. These stocky little live wires thrive on a diet that promotes muscle development and provides plenty of energy. However, they are prone to a few health conditions that can be exacerbated by […] Read More
Black Husky
Black Huskies have one of the nine standard coat colors accepted for registration and show by the American Kennel Club. They have the same gorgeous temperament as Huskies in better known colors, and prospective puppy buyers need to be careful of breeders who describe their black puppies as being rare […] Read More
Miniature Sheltie
A miniature Sheltie is a Shetland Sheepdog, or Shetland Sheepdog mix, which has been bred to be much smaller than average. Just like their bigger cousins, mini Shelties are likely to be smart and energetic, with an innate herding instinct. But the process of making an established breed smaller can […] Read More
Miniature German Shepherd Dog
Miniature German Shepherd dogs are shorter, lighter versions of the standard loyal, protective German Shepherd, weighing under 65lbs. They have the courage, intelligence and affectionate nature of a standard German Shepherd, in a more manageable body. But making this large military, police and service dog smaller has its drawbacks. Miniature […] Read More
Mini Bernese Mountain Dog
The mini Bernese Mountain Dog is a smaller version of the powerful, loyal giant Bernese Mountain Dog breed. Bred by mixing the Bernese with a smaller breed, introducing the dwarfism gene or using small purebred parents, these dogs are under 25 inches tall and less than 80lbs as adults. They […] Read More
Miniature Schnauzer Dog Breed
The Miniature Schnauzer is a friendly, social breed. They can suit city or country living, and do best with plenty of daily exercise and training. A distinctive busy beard and soulful eyes stand them apart from a lot of other popular breeds, but I’ve also found them to be incredibly […] Read More
Miniature Chow Chow
The Miniature Chow Chow is not a separate dog breed. They’re merely a smaller version of the standard-sized Chow Chow. There are three different ways to miniaturize a breed like the Chow Chow. The first is to mix a standard breed with a smaller breed. The second is to introduce […] Read More
Mini French Bulldog
A mini French Bulldog is not an official breed, but a version of the standard French Bulldog bred to be smaller than normal. Teacup French Bulldogs are seen as easier to care for, train and maintain than full sized pups. While still keeping the same personality, appearance and cute face. […] Read More
Teacup Shih Tzu
The teacup Shih Tzu is a small, under 9lbs and 9 inches, version of the loyal, affectionate, active little Lion Dog. With their big dark eyes, long flowing coat, and playful breed traits, Shih Tzu dogs have been a favorite lap dog for thousands of years. They are loving, protective […] Read More
White Beagle
A pure white Beagle doesn’t meet the criteria of the official breed standard. This color is very rare. There are a couple of genetic anomalies which can cause white Beagles. Some colored Beagles also appear white as puppies, and may be sold as white Beagles by breeders. Understanding the inheritance […] Read More
White Pomeranian
Snow white Pomeranian puppies were the most common color a hundred years ago, but ever since the Victorian era they have become increasingly rare. Breeding a true white fluffy Pomeranian could take as long as five generations to get right, because there are so many different colors for the genetics […] Read More
Teacup Yorkie – The World’s Smallest Dog
Everything you need to know about the tiny teacup Yorkie. Is this the perfect puppy for you? We look at the pros and cons of teacup Yorkies. Read More
White Pug
A white Pug is a Pug dog with a coat that is white, or practically white. It’s not a recognized coat color for the breed. The agreed Pug colors on the AKC standard are fawn or black. White Pugs advertised for sale may be either very pale fawn, albino, or […] Read More
Whippet vs Italian Greyhound
All Italian Greyhound and Whippet owners have their dogs regularly mistaken for the other breed. They are both short, skinny speedsters, with tipped ears and a tail often tucked between the legs. Long noses and elegant necks give them an alert stance, and they both always appear ready to run. […] Read More