Petfinder.com
PetFinder.com pulls information about adoptable animals on rescue websites across the country into one place. That makes the information easy to search by location, animal behavior, breed age.
The website also shares adoption stories and provides information about animal shelters and rescue groups.
Before you decide to adopt a dog, take time to research different breeds. Be sure to consider their characteristics and traits. Petfinder.com provides a variety of resources to help you do so.
The website also provides information about rescue groups that work with specific breeds.
Big dogs
Alaskan malamute: These big dogs require an experienced dog owner who lives in a relatively cold environment.
Bernese mountain dog: These friendly, hard-working dogs make ideal family pets.
Medium-sized dogs
Labsky: This crossbreed of the Siberian Husky and Labrador Retriever combines the best of both breeds. The dogs are smart and energetic.
Wire fox terrier: This smart, high-energy, friendly dog is good with children and other dogs.
Small dogs
Alaskan Klee Kai: These little dogs are often confused for husky puppies, mini huskies or even a Chihuahua-Siberian Husky mix, but this is an independent breed.
Bichon frisé: The dogs are loving and good with kids, but require a lot of grooming.
Border collie: This high-energy dog does best with people who have time and energy to spend with them.
Cockapoo: This breed is happiest when spending times with their owners. They do not like to be alone and can be clingy.
Cavapoo: This smart, friendly dog has moderate exercise needs and is an excellent companion or family dog.
Corgi: Sturdy, intelligent, loyal dogs that make great companions for the entire family.
German Spitz: The dogs are sometimes mistaken for a Pomeranian, a Keeshond, or an American Eskimo Dog.
Jack Russell terrier: These high-energy dogs can be aggressive. They are generally not suited for homes with children or other animals.
June 21, 2019 posted by Editor
The Leonberger is a gentle giant that is easy to train and enjoy spending time with people. The energetic dogs require about an hour of exercise per day.
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June 8, 2019 posted by Editor
A Cavapoo is a smart, friendly dog with moderate exercise needs. It’s a crossbreed of the Cavalier King Charles spaniel and poodle.
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June 8, 2019 posted by Editor
Before getting a cockapoo, consider the breed’s health issues, and exercise and grooming needs to decide if the breed is right for you.
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June 5, 2019 posted by Editor
If you plan to leave your dog during the day while you are at work, it may be better to have two dogs so that they can keep each other company.
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May 31, 2019 posted by Editor
If you’re adding a second dog to your family, gender matters with a second dog. You also need to consider the breed and energy level.
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May 30, 2019 posted by Editor
Adopting vs. buying a dog: Make sure you can take care of a dog. Consider the breed, size, personality, and activity level.
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April 10, 2019 posted by Editor
Reasons to adopt a dog: Improve your mood, fitness, and health. Protect your home and family. Save a life and become a better person.
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March 30, 2019 posted by Editor
First-time dog owner guide: Before adopting a dog, analyze your time, ability to care for a pet. Research breeds. Prepare for longtime commitment.
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March 14, 2019 posted by Editor
A Pug should have at least two 20-minute sessions of exercise per day. Moderate exercise is crucial to help maintain the Pug’s weight.
Posted in Dog breeds, Home page | Tagged Canine exercise, Dog walks, Petfinder.com, Pug
March 9, 2019 posted by Editor
The Labsky is a crossbreed of the Siberian Husky and Labrador Retriever and combines the best of both breeds. The dogs are smart and energetic.
Posted in Dog breeds, Home page | Tagged Big dogs, Labrador retriever, labsky, Petfinder.com, Siberian Husky
March 7, 2019 posted by Editor
A Bernese mountain dog makes a wonderful family pet. They work hard and are friendly. Just be prepared to cope with a lot of dog hair.
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March 3, 2019 posted by Editor
The Border collie is a high-energy dog that does best with people who have time and energy to spend with them. They are not good with young children.
Posted in Dog breeds, Dog training, Home page | Tagged border collie, Petfinder.com
February 23, 2019 posted by Editor
The Alaskan Malamute requires an experienced dog owner who lives in a relatively cold environment and has a large yard where the dog can run and play.
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February 23, 2019 posted by Editor
The Jack Russell terrier is generally not suited for homes with children or other animals. They can be aggressive and are high energy dogs.
Posted in Dog breeds, Home page | Tagged Jack Russell terrier, Petfinder.com, Small dogs
February 16, 2019 posted by Editor
The wire fox terrier is a smart, high-energy, friendly dog. The American Kennel Club says they are good with children and other dogs.
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