If you're a fan of super adorable puppies who look like tiny little fluff balls of joy, have we got a pup for you. This ...

It's a common thought that dogs mirror their owner's appearance, and attendees at Crufts in Birmingham today may provide ...

Bromeo, a Chinese Crested dog bred in Marion County and the sole survivor of a litter of three pups 21 months ago, garnered the Best of Breed ribbon at the 149th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show ...

Lluvia Sommer and Bromeo, a Chinese Crested dog that won Best of Breed at the 149th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show held in New York City on Feb. 10 and 11, 2025.

2. Chinese Crested The Chinese Crested is one of the best small, low-shedding dog breeds, especially for those looking for a nearly hairless pet. With its minimal fur, this breed produces very little ...

On the media platform Weibo, the hashtag #xiaogoushan — Chinese for “Puppy Mountain” — drew millions of views. Dog owners started to post pictures of their dogs to see which one had the ...

The Chinese Crested is famous for its distinctive appearance among Chinese dog breeds. Unlike many fluffy dogs from China, this breed has a nearly hairless body with tufts of silky fur on its head, ...

Sadly, some dogs simply aren't blessed with the kind of coats required for that kind of expression, but boy, is the one in the video below! This Chinese Crested puppy is learning how to howl in the ...

From long haired to short, from prim and proper to goofy, more than 2 500 dogs in 201 breeds and varieties took part in the 149th Westminster Kennel Club dog show. Pug dogs rest during the 149th ...

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Remember Chinese zoos faced criticism for staging dogs as pandas using paint? Recent news suggests they painted a donkey to look like a zebra. People who visited the zoo to wave hands at zebras ...

The annual Fur Ball costume contest spotlights each owner's creativity and dedication to their dogs. The gala benefits Rescue the Animals, SPCA. Click here for important updates to our privacy policy.