Schillerstovare
A Swedish breed, the Schillerstovare were developed to exhibit a lively temperament, strong scenting ability, and versatility in the field.
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Schweizer Laufhund
The intelligent Schweizer Laufhund is a Swedish hunting dog breed that was used in the development of numerous scent hounds.
Hamiltonstövare
Developed as a hunting hound in Sweden, the Hamiltonstvare remains a popular scenthound in its homeland, though it's gaining popularity in the U.S.
Study: Dogs Make Your Heart Happy and Healthier
New research from Sweden continues to confirm the belief that having a dog doesn't just make your heart happy, but makes it healthier, too!
Oxytocin’s Role In Dog-Human Bonding May Lead To Autism Therapies
Swedish researchers believe the genetic foundation for social actions in dogs is similar to that of humans, thanks to the "love hormone."
New Research Shows Dogs Help Their Humans Live Longer
We know that dogs make our lives better in immeasurable ways, but new research from Sweden shows that they actually can help us live longer lives as well!
Thousands Honor Canine Victim of Terrorist Attack in Sweden
After last week's terrorist attack in Sweden, many mourners left a touching tribute to Iggy, a canine who lost his life in the senseless tragedy.
Gotland Rabbit
The Gotland Rabbit is inquisitive and energetic. A rare breed from Sweden, this rabbit will benefit from time spent exercising and interacting with you.
Study: Being Man’s Best Friend May Be Written In Dogs’ Genes
A new study has found a link between human connectivity and specific genes in Beagles, and helps answer the question, "Why is a dog Man's Best Friend?"
Norbottenspets
The Norbottenspets is a spitz-type dog that is considered a rare breed. It is often ranked among the top dog breeds for getting along with children.
Danish Swedish Farmdog
If you were to see a Danish Swedish Farmdog, you might think that it was a Jack Russell Terrier - the two breeds are similar in terms of appearance.
Study: Pets Help Lower The Risk Of Childhood Asthma
Pets are the best medicine, and Swedish science backs that claim up! Researchers say the dogs can lower the risk of asthma in children.