In the hands of the most skilled dog men and women, breeding is nothing less than painting with genetics. The great breeder is a deft artist, combining deep technical skill with an “eye” – hard to define, easy to recognize.
When it comes to breed type, more is not always more.
Bullmastiff judge and expert Billy Brittle shares his concern about overdone dogs — and the departure from breed type that they represent.
An authoritative piece on Bullmastiff type by breeder-judge Helene Nietsch.
What you need to know before your Molosser undergoes anesthesia.
Crafting the American standard for the Dogue de Bordeaux took time, patience ... and lots of overseas input.
An interview with Dogue de Bordeaux legend — and savior — Professor Raymond Triquet. Not to be missed!
My passion for dogs started in 1982, when my uncle gave me a Collie. From that moment, I started to study that breed with great commitment. After I familiarized myself with all the bloodlines, I was asked to head the Collie club in my city.
At the time I thought that the Collie the best dog in the world, and I would never change breeds. But fate had a different plan in store.