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The Australian Shepherd is an excellent herding dog that actually originated in the United States.

Considering an Australian Shepherd for a new pet? Learn more about the breed's information so you can determine if it's the right choice for you.

The Australian Shepherd and the German Shepherd are somewhat similiar but also different; however, both dogs still serve man in many ways.

The mid-sized, smart, attractive Aussie Shepherd loves being part of a family. Originally used on ranches to herd sheep and other stock, they need plenty of exercise.

Although this breed is not common, the Miniature Australian Shepherd has many qualities that a family would find attractive in a pet.

Michael Schumacher shows Germany's taxi drivers how it's done in a high speed dash for the airport.

In the dog world's answer to the Super Bowl, rambunctious puppies ramble and run at Animal Planet Stadium for Puppy Bowl V starting at 3 pm ET on February 1, 2009.

Planning to compete in dog agility? Learn eligibility rules and other information about the major agility organizations that sanction canine agility events in the U.S.

For many families, the NBC television special featuring purebred show dogs immediately after the Macy's parade, is becoming a popular Turkey Day tradition.

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.

Tweens everywhere admire Zac Efron. He has the looks and the career that so many tweens dream about having for themselves. Learn more about the teen sensation.

Choosing a new dog is a big decision that needs to be carefully thought out so the dog is compatible with your own temperament and lifestyle. Here are some useful tips.

When choosing a new dog, several things need to be considered such as where the dog will be living and the type of family it will be living with.

K-Run's Park Me in First is top dog this year at Westminster, marking the first Westminster Best in Show win for the All American favorite.

Dogs from over 50 breeds are at risk of hereditary sensory neuronal deafness in one or both ears. If not picked up early, affected dogs could be labelled as disobedient.