Our dog is part Black Lab and part Golden Retriever -- at least that's our vet's best guess.

We found him as a tiny pup, so it's difficult to know for sure. But he definitely has the looks, personality, and behavioral characteristics of both -- a Labrador Retriever and a Golden Retriever, combined.

He also has two black spots on his tongue.

We immediately asked or vet if that meant he was part Chow, and she said definitely not.

Further research has confirmed this for us. Here's what we've learned about black spots on a dog's tongue...

Cute puppies lend themselves to some really cute puppy photos.

See what the most searched for dog breeds are this year, according to Yahoo Buzz...

Here's a Siberian Husky dog that can sing...

Check out the video below...

I haven't read this book yet, but Pat Doyle of the Doggiewoggie Dog Blog has.

From her blog:

I found something of interest from "Breeds to Match Your Personality Type". It says that Type A humans (impatient, stressed, driven types) usually do better with Type B dogs, and Type B humans (laid-back, easygoing types) usually do better with Type A dogs. Here are the dogs listed:

Here's a list of hybrid dog breeds, according to the American Canine Hybrid Club (ACHC)...