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Discover some of the most beautiful pups out there with our top red dog breeds. From chestnut shades to rust and rich mahogany, here are the best companions with head-turning bright furs.

Having a dog will change your life in amazing ways. One of the new responsibilities will be making sure that your pup stays happy and safe while you’re in the house but is also comfortable and contented when you are away.

There’s nothing more exciting than adding a new four-legged friend to your household. Whether you live alone, or have a big family, the companionship a dog brings is unlike any other and, for many, a home just isn’t complete without one. However, if you’ve never had a pup before, choosing the best dog breed to match your lifestyle, home and time requirements can be a bit of a minefield. Keep reading to find out our top 10 best dogs for first time owners and - who knows - maybe you’ll find your perfect match!

Just because you live in an apartment or small home, doesn’t mean you have to give up all hope of owning a four-legged friend! In fact, having dogs in apartments is more commonplace than you’d think, as there are thousands of small dog owners in cities throughout the world. Keeping a larger breed such as a St. Bernard or Great Dane in a flat may be a bit like having a bull in a china shop, and medium or large breed dogs probably won’t be particularly happy living in more limited spaces, but there are lots of smaller dogs who will be able to adapt to apartment or small home living fairly easily. You’ll need to bear a few things in mind though, such as ensuring you provide plenty of entertainment for them, making sure there’s plenty of green space nearby for walks, and thinking carefully about where your pup’s going to go to the toilet. It’s also important to make sure you or your dog-sitter have the time to take your pup out on a regular basis, as all dogs need access to light and fresh air and should have the opportunity to stretch their legs, run and sniff around as well as interact with other dogs. No one likes being cooped up all day, and that includes our dogs! With all that in mind, let’s take a look at some of the best dogs for apartments.

White dog breeds look nothing short of magic. Their dazzling bright coats make them look like they’re fresh out of a fairy-tale but often, this magnificent hue also serves a purpose. Some white dog breeds have coats to match the crisp snow of the terrain of the country they hail from, whereas others are strategically that colour to keep them cooler in hot climates. However, there are also related health risks with white dog breeds, as they do have a slightly higher risk of being born deaf due to a hereditary pigmentation gene, and they also have a higher risk of skin problems and sunburn.

Big dogs are wonderful companions as there’s just so much more to love! If you’ve decided to take the plunge and have got the space in your heart and home for a big pup, you’ll probably be looking for some great big dog names. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered and have come up with a fantastic list of boy and girl big dog names, that includes everything from Disney inspired monikers, names that literally mean big and even ones that’ll make you laugh out loud! Top 10 big girl dog names

Australia is known as the home of koalas and the land of kangaroos, but if you travel the country, you’ll soon realise that many amazing tales of adventures in the great outdoors have a more familiar companion as the main star: the Australian dogs. These hard-working pups have ancestors that can be traced back all the way to the first settlers. And although these days they’re likelier to spend their day slouched on the couch than looking after cattle, their smarts and protective nature remain part of their amazing features. Plus, they know how to handle the outback heat like a pro!

When you think of a bulldog, chances are you’ll conjure up an image of a strong looking dog with a short, stocky stature. This common image is one of an English Bulldog and it’s often portrayed as ‘the tough dog’ in TV and film, but did you know there’s more than just one bulldog breed? The original bulldog breed was English and there’s a number of others that descended from these who all served a similar purpose including cattle moving, fighting and guarding. Of course, each individual is unique and their personality cannot be guaranteed by breed stereotypes. However, dogs of specific breeds may be more likely to display certain behavioural traits, depending on what they were bred for in the past. Keep reading to learn more about the most popular bulldog breeds.

Over the past few years, crossbreeds have become more and more of a popular choice for dog owners. As you can imagine, many different breed combinations are possible, and because of this, mixed breed dogs can come in all different shapes and sizes. If you are considering whether a mixed breed dog is the right fit for you and your family, it’s important to be aware that there is a lot of variation within each crossbreed. This is because each mixed breed puppy will inherent certain traits from each of their parents, and it’s impossible to tell which traits will be passed down to each puppy. In other words, one Labradoodle can look completely different to another! When it comes to behavioural traits, a dog will have their own personality regardless of which breed or crossbreed they belong to. However, specific breeds have been bred to increase their chances of having certain functional traits, for example, Border Collies have been bred as herding dogs, and so may possess traits such as intelligence and high activity levels, and an increased likelihood of possessing one of these traits may be passed onto their offspring. Below we’ve listed some of the best crossbreed dogs, along with some of the characteristics they could inherit from their purebred parents – but it’s important to be aware that there are no guarantees and mixed breed dogs can be extremely variable in looks and personality – which makes them each unique! 27 of the best crossbreed dogs

Spain is a popular tourist destination for many and it’s easy to see why with its rich art history, jaw-dropping architecture and pleasantly warm climate. But did you know that the land of flamenco dancing and tapas is also home to some of the most unique and incredible Spanish dog breeds?   7 Spanish Dog Breeds   From small and fluffy lap dogs to large and loyal guard dogs, here’s our top 7 Spanish dog breeds, some you’ve probably heard of, and others you may be discovering for the first time!

Ooh là là! It’s time to put on your best French accent and meet these lovely French breeds. When we think of French canines, some breeds quickly come to mind such as the French Bulldog or the Poodle, but there are also many more French dogs to discover. Here are some of the sweetest and most lovable dogs to ever sashay out of France.

Small fluffy dogs have a unique charm that can captivate just about anyone’s heart. Their luxurious locks paired with their diminutive stature means that their appearance can range from elegant to almost teddy bear like, so it’s no wonder that so many small fluffy dog breeds have been firm favourites of royalty throughout the years. If you want a small fluffy dog in your life, keep reading and find out about nine breeds that are so adorable you’ll want to cuddle them right now!