The opener of this documentary series, which explores various breeds of dogs, examines poodles' ability to read. Also: the connection between the Chihuahua and the fox.
The relationship between humans and dogs is examined. Included: the St. Bernard's reputation for rescues.
Comparing the characteristics of various dog breeds. Included: the jumping ability of a Jack Russell; the strength of a German Shepherd's jaws.
A look at the bichon frise, dachshund, beagle, boxer and Newfoundland breeds.
Examined: Dobermans; Westies; Irish setters; whippets; and miniature pinschers.
Spotlighting the bloodhound, Yorkshire terrier, Great Dane, Shih Tzu and Rhodesian Ridgeback breeds.
Spotlighting English bulldogs, collies, wire fox terriers and Cavalier King Charles spaniels.
Trivia about the pug, Weimaraner, Maltese, soft-coated wheaten terrier and Akita.
A look at the lucky dogs that have called the White House home. Included: FDR's pooch, Fala, who was memorialized at a national monument; the Clintons' chocolate Lab, Buddy; and Eisenhower's Weimaraner, Heidi, who wasn't too fond of the first lady.
An introduction to Bo, President Obama's Portuguese water dog, and a recollection of other First Dogs and the pets' relationships with White House families.
Breeds spotlighted include the Dalmatian, Siberian husky, German shorthaired pointer, Havanese and Pomeranian.
An in-depth look at dogs and their various breeds that uncovers lesser-known facts.
Trivia and facts are revealed about the following breeds: English sheepdogs, Chow Chows, Toy Fox Terriers, Brittanys, and Miniature Schnauzers.
Included: Australian shepherd; Pekingese; Korthals griffon; Chesapeake Bay retriever; and Xoloitzcuintli.
An in-depth look at dogs and their various breeds that uncovers lesser-known facts.
Interesting facts about the following breeds of dogs: Border Collie, Chinese Crested, English Mastiff, Italian Greyhound and Lhasa Apso.
Crossbreeds are the focus. Includes Labradoodle, Puggle, Chiweenie, Goldendoodle, Cavachon and Chorkie.
Rare dog breeds are spotlighted, including the puli, Thai ridgeback, Lagotto Romagnolo, Peruvian Inca orchid, New Guinea singing dog and Karelian bear dog.
Choosing the right puppy for one's lifestyle and preparing for its arrival. Also: tips on puppy behavior as it grows.
Breeds spotlighted in the Season 3 premiere include Irish wolfhounds, American pit bull terriers, Gordon setters, silky terriers, cocker spaniels and papillons.
Breeds spotlighted include the basenji; the bullmastiff; the Shetland sheepdog; the Coton de Tulear; the Great Pyrenees; and the American eskimo.
Spotlighted breeds include the Australian cattle dog, saluki, Norwich terrier, Boykin spaniel, bull terrier and Cardigan Welsh corgi.
Breeds spotlighted include the komondor, Irish water spaniel, Samoyed, Shiba Inu, greyhound and rat terrier.
Breeds spotlighted include the Kooikerhondje, Tibetan mastiff, Dandie Dinmont terrier, Leonberger and affenpinscher.
Spotlighted breeds include briard; Canaan; dogo Argentino; Japanese chin; clumber spaniel; and Australian kelpie.
Spotlighted breeds include miniature bull terrier; dingo; English setter; borzoi; keeshond; and Bouvier des Flandres.
Spotlighted breeds include bluetick coonhound; Brussels griffon; Swedish lapphund; petit basset griffon Vendéen; German wirehaired pointer; and bearded collie.
Spotlighted breeds include black Russian terrier; Belgian Malinois; pointer; Mi-Ki; black-and-tan coonhound; and Anatolian shepherd.
The hounds that have occupied the White House are explored.
The dogs that are most likely to snuggle, cuddle and love are explored.
The strangest looking dogs in the world are explored.
Explore the dogs that make people star struck.
From a yellow lab to a Rottweiler, these dog's saved their owner's lives.
The rarest dog breeds in the world are explored.
The glamorous world of designer dogs is explored.
From a Bull terrior to a Shih Tzu, the world of the show dog is explored.
From police dogs to rescue dogs, canines with careers are explored.
From grooming to house breaking, get a crash course on all things puppies.
Misunderstood dogs that get a bad reputation are explored.
The importance of various dog breeds throughout history is explored.
Just like humans, some dogs are more energetic than others. While some breeds are just plain couch potatoes, others can run five miles for every one you walk. These dynamic breeds make great companions for folks who are also always on the go. And whether it's surfing, dancing, running or riding, there's a dog who can always keep up. Breeds: Australian Shepherd, Rhodesian Ridgeback, Shiba Inu, Alaskan Malamute, Miniature Schnauzer, German Shorthaired Pointer
Loyal, affectionate, and devoted, dogs are more than our best friends, they're members of our families. Whether your family is big, small, young or old, dogs fit right in, giving wags and kisses to everyone. On this exceptional episode of Dogs 101 we celebrate the best family dogs. Breeds: Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Golden Retriever, Newfoundland, Great Dane, Labrador Retriever, Bichon Frise
Wherever we go, our dogs go with us. Whether by land, sea or air, dogs have mastered the art of traveling. And no trip is too big, or too small for your four legged friend. These adventure loving canines have traveled the globe, reaching all the most exotic locations by whatever means necessary. They ride anything with wheels, they charter their own private flights and they even take the subway. On this special episode of Dogs 101 we celebrate some of the best traveling companions in all of dogdom. Breeds: Pug, Great Pyrenees, Coton De Tulear, Chiweenie, American Eskimo, English Setter
Dogs are our fuzzy, hairy, shaggy, furry friends, and it's all that fur we love to love. Whether your dog has a short coat, a long coat, dreadlocks or a mo-hawk it just goes to show that the diversity of do's in the dog world is endless and so is the wide world of dog grooming. From primping and poofing to bathing and brushing, not to mention shaving and stripping, there's a lot to learn to keep your dog healthy, happy and, of course, beautiful. Breeds: Shih Tzu, Puli, Japanese Chin, Samoyed
Looking to adopt a dog? The most important clue to finding your match made in heaven is your own lifestyle. Are you a country bumpkin or a city slicker? Did you just start a family or did you recently retire? Do you love the beach on a hot day or prefer a hike in the snowy mountains? Well you're in a luck, because there's a furry friend for every way of a life from living on the edge to living on the couch. On this special episode of Dogs 101 we celebrate dogs for every type of lifestyle. Breeds: St. Bernard, Toy Fox Terrier, Springer Spaniel, Boxer, French Bulldog, Thai Ridgeback
We all know that dogs come in many shapes, sizes, and personalities. Some dogs are huge, others are small. Some dogs are fast, others are lazy. Some dogs are smarty pants, and some dogs are, well, adorably ugly. On this special edition of Dogs 101 we'll find out which of the breeds stand out from the pack. Which are the most extreme dogs?
