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Breeders Of Dogs

Tax experts reveal actual dog related tax deductions for dog foster parents, dog breeders, guard dog owners, Instagram influencers, and MORE! Plus some funny dog write-off stories, too.

Here's a list of mixed breed dog names -- so you'll know what to call cross breed dogs other than mutts! According to the American Canine Hybrid Club, this is the official list of recognized hybrid dog breeds and their unique mixed breed dog names. Cross breed dogs have unique combined from the names of the 2 dog mixes.

A fullsize Chihuahua is small. A Teacup Chihuahua is even smaller! Here are the pros & cons of Teacup Chihuahuas from people who know firsthand what they're like.

Teacup dogs are pocket-sized dogs or miniature dogs. There's a huge market for small dogs - the smaller the better. But is a Teacup dog right for you? Find out here.

This is a Goldendoodle - a cross between a Golden Retriever and a Poodle. photo by Donnaphoto on Flickr

Hybrid dogs and designer dogs are canines that have purebred parents, but each parent is from a different breed. Here are the downsides of owning a designer dog, and some advantages.

Wondering about the difference between purebreed dogs, mixed breed dogs, and hybrid dogs? Here's how to tell which one your dog is...

Do you have a mixed breed dog and want to know which breeds make up your dog's genetic background? Maybe you were told that you have a purebred dog, but you're not 100% sure yourself. The most accurate way to find the breed of your dog is to use a dog DNA testing kit. Here's how it works.

If you dog is pregnant with mixed breed pups and you're wondering what breed to call the puppies when they're born, or if you recently adopted a dog whose parents were from 2 different breeds and you're wondering what to call that new dog breed, check here for a list of over 300 new dog breed names! Your mixed breed dog might be an entirely new dog breed. We'll help you determine the new dog breed name.

Don't get your dog from a pet shop. Often those puppies do not come from reputable breeders. You want a happy, healthy, and well-adjusted dog, not a sick or traumatized one. Following are some tips for choosing between a breeder or a shelter...

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