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The Miniature Schnauzer originated in Germany in the 15th and 16th centuries with their name coming from the German word ‘snout’ which means ‘moustache’, because of the breeds distinctively bearde

The delicate Cavalier???s doe-eyed expression has made the breed a popular choice for those after a cute companion. They are generally gentle and friendly, and love human contact. Yet their desire for company means they

When people think Poodles, they think a breed groomed to perfection and ready for show competitions. But this isn???t always the case, as the Poodle has in recent years become a very popular household companion and not j

The British Shorthair is one of the original pure breed cats. It has been specifically bred over generations to bring certain traits to the fore. These traits are what make it such a popular cat, but they are also why it

Perhaps one of the most famous breeds worldwide, the Dachshund, or as the nickname goes ???sausage dog???, is known for its elongated body and tiny, fast-moving legs. Even though their small stature may suggest they are

The fearlessness, strength and intelligence of the German Shepherd makes them one of the best breeds for guarding and police work. However, even though these magnificent dogs look powerful on the outside, they frequently

The Golden Retriever???s distinctive golden coat is one of their finest features but because of the density of their fur, they are prone to skin problems. Their thick, water-resistant undercoat means they store lots of h

The Labrador is a family favourite in Australia, which is no surprise when you consider their happy-go-lucky nature, strong intelligence and ability to bond well with children. But while Labradors are renowned for their

The docile Ragdoll earned its name for their tendency to go limp on those who hold them ??? just like the Ragdoll toy. Yet even though they are one of the largest domestic cat breeds out there, their laidback personality

Long gone are the days when there was a one-diet-fits-all approach to pet food. Now there are specifically targeted diets for individual pet breeds that include nutrients to address the specific needs of that breed. If y