Get to know snow-loving dog breeds By the rule of thumb, typical traits of snow dogs include heavyweight, almond eyes, a thick outer coat, a wooly undercoat, and small ears.

Apart from Chonk, dog owners all over social media are showing how their furry friends react to seeing snow for the first time. Here are some of the best videos showing their surprise during ...

When two dogs look nearly identical, it’s easy to blur the lines, and that's okay; even seasoned dog lovers get it wrong sometimes. Blame it on similar coats, matching sizes, or just good old canine ...

Tio, a 2-year-old plott hound-pitbull mix in Milton, Florida could not get enough of the snow, owner Lisa Nellessen Savage said. "I thought for sure Tio was going to hate the snow as a Florida dog ...

An adorable video of a dog named Koda celebrating a snow day by going sledding with his other furry friends has captured the hearts of many on the internet. On January 26, the dog’s owner shared ...

As the snow starts to settle across the UK, many pet owners will be wondering whether they can still walk their dog in the snow. Vet Joanna Herberger reveals the dos and don'ts about walkies in ...

Miller advises not letting your dog spend too much time playing in the snow, especially if they have shorter coats or are small and thin. "Just like humans, dogs can get cold in the cold weather.

How to protect your dogs in snow. While some dogs are safe to be off a lead outdoors, Dogs Trust advises that during snowy weather, it’s essential that they’re kept on it.