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Dog Links

Where we goin'?

We’ve spent quite a bit of time searching the web for sites that provide information relating to dogs. We’ve weeded through hundreds of sites and put together a list of the ones we think are worth visiting. Got a site we haven’t listed? Email us and let us know.

All-in-One Dog & Pet Sites
Breeders & Veterinary Sites
  • www.Breeders.net
    Dog breeders, more dog breeders and even more dog breeders.
  • www.DogZone.com
    Dog Zone is a dog breeder’s exchange and on-line magazine for people who love dogs.
  • NetVet Veterinary Resources
    Lots and lots of good links, especially for those interested in pursuing a career in veterinary medicine.
  • World Wide Pet
    A guide to professional dog and cat breeders, veterinarians, gifts, and supplies. Links to breeders, vets, and pet supplies sites. Breeders and Vets are not listed geographically.
Magazines & On-line Publications
  • The Animal Network
    Hub of print and online magazines for owners of all pets, including dogs, cats, horses and exotics. Home of Cat Fancy and Dog Fancy Online.
  • Bird Dog & Retriever News
    The largest hunting & dog site on the net.
  • Dog & Kennel
    Produced bimonthly, by Pet Business Inc., Dog & Kennel is your source for entertaining, informative and authoritative information about dogs. Each issue is packed with fascinating articles, including breed profiles, medical reports, training advice, dogs at work and stories about special dogs.
  • Dog Owner’s Guide
    The online newspaper for pet and show dog owners.
  • Dog Sports Magazine
    Subscribed to by law enforcement, schutzhunders, professional trainers worldwide, domestic and foreign governmental agencies and military organizations, Dog Sports Magazine is relied upon to extend their knowledge and skills.
  • Dog World
    Dog World magazine brings you Dog World Online, the dog lover’s Internet source for breeds, training, nutrition, behavior and show information about man’s best friend.
  • Mushing Magazine
    A bimonthly magazine about the growing sports of dogsledding, skijoring, carting, dog-packing and weight-pulling.
  • Show Dog Magazine
    The First On Line Magazine Dedicated to the Sport of Purebred Dogs.
  • Woofs Magazine
    A not-for-profit newspaper dedicated to the benefit of our best buddies.
Service, Rescue & Therapy Dogs
  • American Rescue Dog Association
    The American Rescue Dog Association (ARDA) is the nation’s oldest airscenting search dog organization. ARDA was founded in 1972 by Bill and Jean Syrotuck, who refined the concept of the airscenting search dog and adapted it to wilderness situations. Since that time, ARDA’s standards and training methods have served as the model for dog units around the nation.
  • Canine Companions for Independence
    This organization is involved in training dogs to assist handicapped people. They train signal dogs for the deaf, and dogs for physically disabled or developmentally disabled persons.
  • Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc.
    A Nonprofit organization supporting guide dog breeding and training; information on handling guide dogs, becoming a trainer, interacting with the visually impaired and their guide dogs, Americans with Disabilities Act as it relates to the blind, and current news relating to guide dogs.
  • Paws with a Cause
    Paws With A Cause® trains Assistance Dogs nationally for people with disabilities and provides lifetime support which encourages independence. PAWS® promotes awareness through education.
  • Therapy Dogs International
    Dogs are quite often used in therapy. Typically this involves visiting hospitals, care facilities, nursing homes, etc. to cheer up patients. There are a variety of groups that train therapy dogs, some local and some national.
Organizations
  • American Kennel Club Online
    The American Kennel Club.
  • ASPCA Online
    American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
  • American Rescue Dog Association
    The American Rescue Dog Association (ARDA) is the nation’s oldest airscenting search dog organization. ARDA was founded in 1972 by Bill and Jean Syrotuck, who refined the concept of the airscenting search dog and adapted it to wilderness situations. Since that time, ARDA’s standards and training methods have served as the model for dog units around the nation.
  • MSPCA
    Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.