We are on a journey...

We are on an expedition to bring you more exciting adventures and fun things.
Forgive us for our absence in the mean time.
Promise that when we are back, we will bring the world...

Did you know? Yorkshire Terrier...part 2

Yorkshire terrier was first developed in Yorkshire, England, to catch little rodents. They become popular during the Victorian era, which later become very popular in America as Americans embraced the Victorian lifestyle.

Did you know? Yorkshire Terrier...

With their bigger than life personality, Yorkshire terriers are one of the most popular dog in America. They are easier to be trained than average dogs. They don't shed a hair and are really affectionate towards their master. They are also hypoallergenic that allows everyone (with or without allergy) to keep them as pet.

Did you know? Weimaraner...part 2

Weimaraner is always in love with their master. They are commitedly devoted to them and they want it in return. They express their adoration by touching and getting close physically to their master. They are instinctively possessive and protective which make them a great guard dog.

Did you know? Weimaraner

Just like a rambunctious kid, weimaraner can not handle doing nothing. They have all the energy that need to be released with any activities. They love to run, swim, and especially hunt small animals.
They are eager to learn new things and always find it easy to master many new activities.
Like children again, stimulus is key in their everyday life.

Did you know? Vizsla...part 2

Vizsla has a very unique nickname called Velcro. They are called Velcro because it is very easy and fast for them to form a close bond and affection with their owner. They are highly sensitive dog. They don't bark a lot and sometimes, when they feel ignored, they will cry.

Did you know? Vizsla...

Vizsla is a dog breed originated from Hungary. They are known to be a sporting dog.
They are a born hunter, highly trainable and  a super sensitive nose. Vizslas are always fearless and have great protective instinct.

Did you know? Tibetan Spaniel...part 2

This breed is as original as it gets. It is considered to be still a primitive breed. Tibbies are common to mature slowly. The Tibetan Spaniel serves best "watch" dog, and they are useful to warn the larger dogs or people of intruders. They do love to lay around and be watchful.

Did you know? Tibetan Spaniel...

Tibetan Spaniel is considered to be an ancient breed who has existed as far back as when Jesus walked among us. Their name reflects their origin, the country of Tibet (Buddhist region). They served as watched dog in Tibetan monasteries.

Did you know? Shih Tzu...part 2

Shih Tzu was traced back to the sixteenth ancient chinese era. They were highly valued by the chinese royalties. Shih Tzu breed was not shared with the world till they were first introduced to England during worldwar 2.

Did you know? Shih Tzu...

The name Shih-Tzu came directly from chinese translation which mean little lion.
As it is quite clear, shih tzu's volumized hair is similar to those of lions, hence the name Shih-Tzu was bornt.
The Shih-Tzu is an alert and spunky little dog. Happy and hardy, bornt with loads of character.
The gentle loyal Shih-Tzu makes friends easily and responds well to consistent patience training.

Did you know? Rottweiler...part 2

Rottweilers can be very silly with their people. Devotedly protective to their people and territory, Rotties need proper introduction to new things especially people. However, they are mostly calm, confident and aloof to new environments.

Did you know? Rottweiler...

Rottie, as their fans would call them, is a work-driven. They are happiest when they have specific task to do. They are highly intellectual and have high endurance. This make them the best breed to become police dog. They are also very suitable in becoming therapy and service dog.

Did you know? Poodle...part 2

Poodle is deemed to be the second smartest dog breed. They also excel in many sports. To top it all, they do well in water. With all their wit and skills, they tend to be creative in making mischief. Poodle is certainly a well rounded dog.

Did you know? Poodle...

Poodle is a proud and dignified breed, acting like a royalty. Each poodle has distinctive and specific characters which they expect to be respected. And just like the elites, they have coats in many colors; in blues, grays, silvers, browns, cafe-au-laits, apricots and creams.

Did you know? Old English Sheepdog... part 2

Old English Sheepdog tends to behave puppy-like into older age, which will suddenly hit them at a certain point.  Hence, like a naive child, they are happy-go-lucky and are able to adapt easily to different lifestyle.

Did you know? Old English Sheepdog...

The Old English Sheepdog is a gentle, loving and lovable just like a teddy bear.
They love herding. They will even herd the children they live with.
They best live in a rural area like farm so they can be effective as the herder of the farm animals.

Did you know? The New Guinea Singing Dog...2

It is believed that this breed of dog are descendant of grey wolf and they are indigenous of the islands of Indonesia.
This breed of dog is very nimble. They can jump like a cat, climb like a squirrel and even slither like a snake into a small hole.

In Honor of Grammy Night! by the New Guinea Singing Dog

Happy Valentine's Day!

Did you know? The New Guinea Singing Dog...

The New Guinea Singing Dog has a special and singing-like howl. In a group, they actually howl like a choir in which one dog sings and the other respond in harmonious melody. However, this type of dogs are hardly gather in a large group. They travel alone or the most in pair. So, it will kind a sight to see a group of them 'singing' in chorus.

Did you know? Mastiff...part 2

Mastiff is very large and heavy. Luckily, they are even tempered and easily led. Due to their weight, they tend to be lazy; they are very inactive indoor which makes them quite fitting to live in
apartments. However, they need to be pushed for their daily walk for their health being.

Did you know? Mastiff..

Often called as gentle giant, Mastiff is a quite guard dog. Since they are
genetically a guard dog, they don't need the training. A funny way
Mastiff catch a stranger is by laying on top of them instead of by
attacking them veraciously.

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Happy Puppy New Year!

 

A year has passed and a New Year has come

Is it A Happy New Year?

Indeed, it is a Happy Puppy New Year.

AMIES wishes all dogs of any kind, any size

to have a wonderful year ahead.

Share with us the love for dogs

Owning one, the caring and their company

to be a treasure we should cherish

For those who are still in search of the company of dog or dogs, please do look for them at the local SPCA. We do want all dogs to have the chance to enjoy a wonderful life.

AMIES. www.amiescircle.com

 

Did you know? Lowchen...part 2

For those who are allergic to animal dander (allergic to dogs), Lowchen is a perfect dog for them. On top of that, these dogs are super loyal and friendly. They are terrible as guard dogs because they would welcome intruders rather than attacking them. The Lowchen can live in smaller spaces. They can stay active indoors as long as they have their daily walk.