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The American Eskimo Dog, also known as the American Spitz and nicknamed the Eskie, is known for its lovable, attentive, playful and watchdog breed characteristics.

Once called circus dogs, the snowy white Eskie makes a great family dog, alert watch dog, and competitor in obedience and agility. They come in three sizes.

While some dog breeds are better equipped to survive the winter outside, all dogs have basic needs to meet in order for them to survive the cold winter months.

DNA testing can be a valuable tool for dog owners in understanding their pet's behavior and health risks, but is it foolproof?

The 133rd annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on February 9-10, 2009 will bring the best of the American Champions to USA Network and CNBC.

Temperament, size, and potential for training are important in selecting a family dog for kids.

Choosing the right dog for an older person provides companionship, security, health benefits, exercise, and social opportunities.

Whether for party, costume contest, or trick or treating, dressing up dogs on Halloween can be fun, as long as safety and comfort is priority.

Too many baths can dry a dog's skin but no one wants a dirty dog. Can sponge baths or dry baths take the place of shampoo and water?

The 1894 schooner Ernestina (ex. Effie M. Morrissey), the official sailing vessel of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, played a major role in Arctic expeditions.

The Marine Mammal Protection Act is America's greatest contribution to cetacean and pinniped conservation. Is it enough to protect whales, dolphins, porpoises, and seals?

Dog training can make most breeds suitable as family pets. But genetics and breeding play a large role in canine temperament.