Lodge in High Prairie celebrated dogs with its annual dog show Feb. 26. Lodge residents and friends were treated to visits ...

Chihuahuas can have two different head shapes: apple or deer. An apple-headed Chihuahua has a domed head with a shorter muzzle, whereas a deer-headed Chihuahua has a longer muzzle and the head is ...

The Chihuahua, one of the smallest dog breeds ... the "apple head," with a round skull and short muzzle, and the "deer head," with a flatter skull and longer snout. Both types are equally popular ...

“The first dog I bought was purebred, it’s a deer head, a fawn head. It looks like the Taco Bell chihuahuas. This next one was supposed to be a Chihuahua long-hair. No, the dog was sick. The contract ...

Whether your pure-bred Chihuahua has short hair or long, has an apple head or a deer head, these formulas will provide the nutrition they need to thrive at every stage of life. Royal Canin’s ...

The priest in charge of a church where the severed head of a deer was left outside has said he would prefer venison sausages next time. Speaking at his home near St Theresa of the Child Jesus ...

Nearly a year since a Butler Township woman was attacked by a bear in her own backyard, she sits down with Channel 11 to reflect on the terrifying ordeal and the long road to recovery for her and her ...

A deer has to avoid a lot of threats to its life to get old in the wild like this buck has. Patricia Neal / Maryland Department of Natural Resources The oldest wild whitetail ever documented lived to ...

Adams is as enthusiastic a shed hunter as anyone, but he also advises caution when it comes to venturing into the post-shed deer woods. Basically, use your head and don’t over-pressure deer when ...

When you do choose to shave your head, the tools you use to do it are paramount. That’s where the best head shavers come in. These high-tech gadgets are specifically designed to make shaving ...

Most babies start deliberately moving their heads in the first months of life. They may move their head from side to side when they hear sounds or to soothe themselves when anxious. Sometimes ...