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Independent, headstrong, and intuitive, Afghan Hounds require an experienced owner ready to take on the behavioral challenges presented.

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Dogs come in all shapes in sizes, and some of them rock seriously lengthy ears. You'll fall in love with these breeds blessed with adorable ear elongation.

Hounds were originally bred to hunt everything from raccoon to deer to lions. Most of them make great pets, too, as long as they get enough daily exercise.

Although there are no completely hypoallergenic dogs, there are options that generally cause fewer reactions in allergic people.

Do you have a standing subscription to People magazine? You're going to love our list of celebrity&#x2d;inspired names for your new pet.

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Training your dog not to respond with barking is an important step, but certain breeds are just naturally quieter than others.

Despite these differences, dogs all share identical bone and muscle structure. Despite huge differences in physical appearance, all dogs are the same.

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The most famous dogs have not only captured our hearts but have also earned a place in history.

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If you're looking for a companion who will cozy up on the couch with you, the basset hound may just be your perfect match.

If you're looking for an adventurous and indepedent&#x2d;minded canine companion, the foxhound just might be the right dog for you.

The redbone coonhound is a large, sweet, and intrepid dog. Initially bred for hunting, the redbone is also a wonderful, loving family dog.

If you’re looking for a dog with a mischievous, independent nature that treats each day as an exciting, new adventure, you’ll love the basenji.

The Rhodesian Ridgeback is an intelligent, devoted, and protective dog and makes an excellent companion for a single person or a family household.

For people who want to get a dog but are hesitant because of the work involved, there are plenty of low&#x2d;maintenance breeds out there.

When it comes to the Patterdale terrier, looks can be deceiving: These small dogs are as solid and tough as breeds twice their size.

Households seeking an affectionate, larger dog who tends to be a bit of a clown will find the bloodhound to be an excellent addition to the family.

If you're more laid back and spend more time on the sofa than you do outside, don't worry. There's a dog breed out there that's a perfect fit for you.

The longhaired dachshund is one of three coat varieties within the breed. Just like their shorthaired counterparts, these long dogs are full of playful spunk.

While both large and small dogs have their charms, a good, medium&#x2d;sized dog can be an excellent companion.

Borzois are the perfect combination of sporty and laid&#x2d;back. Families seeking an active dog and who can invest time into training should consider this breed.