Which Dog Breeds Need a Winter Coat? (And Which Don’t)
Coat or no coat? Here's which breeds really need winter clothes, which ones don't, and how to choose a jacket that fits.
Honest, vet-informed guides to the dog breeds Americans love most: temperament, health problems, care and cost.
Coat or no coat? Here's which breeds really need winter clothes, which ones don't, and how to choose a jacket that fits.
Athletic and versatile, the German Shorthaired Pointer is America’s No. 10 breed. Learn about GSP energy needs, training, health and whether one fits you.
Loyal, confident and protective, the Rottweiler is America’s No. 8 breed. Learn about Rottie temperament, socialization, health risks and daily care.
Calm, affectionate and iconic, the Bulldog is America’s No. 9 breed. Learn about Bulldog breathing, heat safety, skin-fold care and training.
Merry, curious and nose-driven, the Beagle is America’s No. 7 breed. Learn about Beagle temperament, howling, health problems and training tips.
Smart, athletic and low-shedding, the Poodle is America’s No. 6 breed. Compare Standard, Miniature and Toy Poodles and learn about grooming and health.
The Dachshund just jumped into America’s top 5 breeds. Learn about Doxie personality, back (IVDD) risk, sizes, training and daily care.
Loyal, intelligent and protective, the German Shepherd is America’s No. 4 breed. Learn about GSD temperament, health problems, exercise and training.
Gentle, patient and family-friendly, the Golden Retriever is America’s No. 3 breed. Learn about Golden temperament, health risks, grooming and training.
America's No. 2 breed is friendly, food-loving and full of energy. Here's what to know about Lab temperament, health problems, exercise and training.

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