MEET Casper – the dog who stands on his own two feet – literally. The massive Irish wolfhound likes to say hello to his friends by launching his paws onto the shoulders of people he loves. And at over ...

If you’re proud of your dog for being fast when they chase after a squirrel, get ready to learn about breeds that could outrun a racehorse over short distances. Some dogs are built for pure ...

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The Scottish Hebrides Islands are known for their stunning landscapes and rich Gaelic culture. Now, they’re about to be known for something else. A British laser weapon called DragonFire recently shot ...

Dogs come in a wide variety of breeds. Among them, the particularly large and strong dogs often attract attention. The development of these breeds can be traced back to a handful of human needs, which ...

Everyone has their favorite breed. Some really love toy dogs, others love working dogs, and then there are those of us that ...

Teahupoo will face a maximum of five rivals as he looks to capture the Grade 1 BAR 1 Betting Hatton's Grace Hurdle for a third time at Fairyhouse on Sunday.

We’re just going to say it: The far reaches of the Valley can be lacking in top-quality watering holes. Fortunately for the denizens of Surprise, Irish Wolfhound Restaurant & Pub isn’t a good bar by ...

The best time to visit the Scottish Highlands is from June to August. Summer temperatures are best for exploring the Highlands, however, with Scotland's location so far up north on the globe, don't ...

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Scotland and Norway had the same North Sea opportunity. Norway invested it. Westminster wasted ours. Now Scotland makes more clean power than we use – yet we still pay some of Europe’s highest bills.

NEW More than 1,200 'slap on the wrist' warnings were handed out by police last year to people caught with Class A drugs - allowing them to escape without punishment. Ministers were condemned for ...