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01/11/2024

The Golden Retriever puppy stage is not for the weak 🫡

16/09/2024

Meet Ranger, the Golden Retriever puppy who found his forever home through Good Dog 💙

26/08/2024

It's International Dog Day 💙💙💙

19/07/2024

What's one thing you wish people knew about Rotties?

02/07/2024

Boxers are the biggest goofs 😂

21/06/2024

It's National Dachshund Day 🌭

13/06/2024

There's something extra special about being loved by a Shih Tzu ❤️

05/06/2024

Keep these few pieces of etiquette in mind when you reach out to a responsible breeder about a puppy 📝

There are a few best practices you should follow when you reach out to a breeder about one of their puppies.

04/06/2024

Life is better with a Dachshund puppy 🌭

11/08/2023

Looks like I need a Basset hound puppy in my life now 🥹

02/08/2023

Life is better with a puppy ❤️

05/07/2023

I need a shih tzu in my life 🥰

21/06/2023

It's National Dachshund Day 🌭 Taylored Dachshunds

20/06/2023

What do you wish more people understood about Rottweilers?

17/06/2023

There's something extra special about being loved by a Labrador Retriever 💙

15/06/2023

The Great Dane, with its formidable stature and stirring features, is already a head-turning breed. Add in the mesmerizing effect of a speckled, multi-hued coat, and these gentle giants are almost impossible to look away from 🎨

In addition to brindle, fawn, blue, and black, the Great Dane breed standard also supports merle and harlequin— two patterns that produce a dazzling, dappled coat. The patterns look nearly identical, with the main difference coming from the base color of the coat. A merle typically sports a pale to dark grey base, while the Harlequin's base is white.

Since a Harlequin has one copy of the merle gene (M) with one copy of the harlequin gene (H), a Harlequin Great Dane is always a merle, but a merle is not always a Harlequin. The H gene essentially bleaches the Great Dane, leaving blotchy, ripped patches of merle on a white base. The harlequin gene doesn't pass from the parent to the puppy, and only occurs when certain color genes are combined.

Ready for a Great Dane of your very own? Learn more about Good Dog here: https://bit.ly/3I8Fs4R

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14/06/2023

Peppered around the metropolitan area of the nation's capital are Good Dog puppies who stretch their legs in the shadows of the D.C. monuments and spend early spring sniffing the cherry blossoms 🇺🇸

After finding their forever families through Good Dog, these puppies nestled into life in the city and suburbs alike. At Good Dog, we believe all dogs deserve that kind of life, one that is healthy, playful, and well-adjusted. That's why we do what we do and have a set of community standards that put the well-being of dogs first.

Ready to make your house a Good Dog home, too? Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3I8Fs4R

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13/06/2023

Floppy-eared hound dogs with velvety noses and a unique, song-like BAROOOOO in their howl, the Beagle is a beloved breed— but what catapulted these talented scent hounds to notoriety?

The elite skillset that enables them to detect bedbugs and pregnancy with their snout made the Beagle popular well before the 1950s, but on October 2, 1950, seven newspapers across the United States ran a short comic strip introducing the character of a young boy named Charlie Brown. Two days later, a small black-and-white dog trotted into the frame, a daisy sprouting from atop its head. In the October 4th comic, Charlie Brown leans out his window to water the flowers, and inadvertently drenches the little beagle, soon to be known to the world forevermore as Snoopy.

At its peak, the Peanuts comic strip had a readership of 355 million worldwide, and Snoopy was quickly becoming a fan favorite among its cast of loveable characters. By 1953, Beagles rose to the top of the AKC chart for most popular breed in the United States, beating out Cocker Spaniels and keeping the top spot for the next six years.

Looking to bring a Snoopy of your own into your life? Learn more about this breed to see if they're right for here: https://bit.ly/3I8Fs4R

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