Labrador Retrievers have a lifespan of 10 to 13 years. This depends on a number of factors, and the most important ones are how they are cared for and their genetics. It is possible for the Labrador to live longer than this range with the longest living Lab in record reaching an impressive 27 years and 3 months.
Border Collies cost between $600 to $1,200. They are beautiful and intelligent dogs that are popular among first-time dog owners. Border Collies mainly need good quality dog food provide for their energetic behavior, and have a low maintenance cost of less than $100 a month.
American French Bulldogs are a mixed breed of bulldogs bred from a cross between American Bulldogs and French Bulldogs. If you have seen one, you know this dog breed is adorable, and these cute little fellas can make life on your own or with the family much more fun and entertaining.
The Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog is a little-known dog breed with origins that can be traced back to Old English Bulldogs. Primarily designed to herd cattle and drive hogs, the Alapaha Bulldog’s functions have evolved, and this pooch is now used mainly for protection and as a companion dog.
A Wolamute is a dog breed crossed between the Gray Wolf (or Timber Wolf) and the Alaskan Malamute. The combination makes the Wolamute a wolfdog hybrid. One thing that makes Wolamutes so loveable is their size and unique look. The big wolfdog grows to incredible heights and can be as intimidating as a wolf.
The Teddy Bear Goldendoodle, or English Goldendoodle, is the crossbreed between a Poodle and an English Cream Golden Retriever. In terms of temperament and physique, a Teddy Bear Goldendoodle is not much different from any other regular Goldendoodles.
The GSP, or German Shorthaired Pointer, dog breed that we see around today is an advancement of the earlier version of a hunting breed from the 1700s. Prinz Albrecht zu Solms Braunfels was an incredibly influential advocate for the development of a versatile hunting dog. The prince and his associates succeeded in breeding an athletic, intelligent, and natural hunting dog.
Max von Stephanitz is credited with first breeding and introducing the Alsatian Wolf Dog in Germany in the early 1900s to herd sheep, hence the name “German Shepherd.” German Shepherds and Alsatian Wolf Dogs are, in essence, the same dog. Alsatian Wolf Dogs became popular during the First World War because of their strength, loyalty, beauty, and intelligence.
Also called the Alpenländische Dachsbracke in German, the Alpine Dachsbracke originates from Austria and remains popular in that region. Its primary job was tracking wounded animals during a hunt. Having a keen sense of smell, your four-legged furry friend earns a place among the scent hounds.
