Episodes

Jack Russell Terrier history: from Reverend John Russell's 1819 fox hunting dog to Hollywood stars like Eddie, Wishbone, and Uggie

Welsh Corgis come from the misty farmland of Wales and have become beloved household companions.

Bred to hunt badgers in the forests of Germany, dachshunds have become beloved companions worldwide.

From Scottish working dog to lovable family dogs, Golden Retrievers have captured our hearts.

Border Collies are perhaps the hardest working and most intelligent dogs in the world.

From Tibetan monks to American couches, the Shih Tzu has survived a wild ride.

From the hunt to our homes, the lovable beagle has become one of the beloved dogs in the world.

These "dwarf devils" trace their origins to Germany.

From the Fields of Germany to the World's Most Trusted Dog — The History of the German Shepherd Few dogs have left a paw print on history quite like the German Shepherd. This week on Doggone History, host Rich Napolitano digs into the fascinating origins of one of the world's most beloved and versatile breeds. From the pastoral hillsides of 19th-century Germany to the front lines of World War I, the silver screen, and your living room couch. Discover how cavalry captain Max von Stephanitz set o...

From the muddy drover's roads of England to the estates of the Vanderbilts: the remarkable rise of the Old English Sheepdog.

Border Terriers are the hardworking but affectionate dogs of the terrier group.

From English bull-baiting pits to Parisian cafés, French Bulldogs have become our beloved companions.

The noble Hungarian Vizsla is an energetic dog with an intense need to be around its humans.

Scottish Terriers are descended from rugged, vermin-hunters of the Scottish Highlands.

The tiny Chihuahua comes with a big personality and a bigger legacy.

Salukis are one of the oldest dogs breeds, originating as hunters in ancient Middle Eastern deserts.

From its origins in northeast Canada, to Britian, and back again, Labrador Retrievers are one of the most popular dogs in the world.

A History of Dogs, One Breed at a Time!