Historical Dog Information

From the Archives of Dog World: Enjoy this all-access pass to dog history from the pages of the most revered dog magazines.

“The DOG WORLD, an illustrated monthly journal devoted to the interest of the Dog, Dog Breeders and Dog Fanciers, will make its first appearance in January 1916. It will be an accurate recorder and interpreter of all the events that make Dog history, treating the news of the day in an authoritative manner and presenting articles pertinent to canine subjects. We appreciate the fact that to be successful in this venture, we must have the co-operation of all those interested in Dogs.”

Planned Breeding: Planned Breeding by Lloyd C. Brackett is a series of articles about purebred dog breeding that was originally published in Dog World magazine between July 1960 and May 1961. Read the articles>>

Dog Food Tips from 1916

The 1916 Dog World Editor discusses how fish as well as meat was believed to be a necessary part of the healthy dog’s diet.

Winning Dog Show Bulldogs in 1916

The Dog World editor of the era visits Fern Lea Bulldog Kennels in New York to take a look at some champion Bulldogs.

Tips for Showing Wire Haired Fox Terriers

The editors of Dog World give tips on showing you Wire Haired Fox Terrier back in 1923 dog shows.

Feeding Dogs in War Times

This 1918 Dog World article calls on all dog owners to comply with the government’s food conservation request and gives suggestions on how to feed your dog in war times.

French Army Uses Dogs in World War I

The French army employs dog couriers to take supplies to men in the most exposed positions during WWI.

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Health Department Declares War on Cats and Dogs

The editors of Dog World defend pet dogs and cats as the Chicago Health Department calls on all families to expatriate all pet dogs and cats in 1918.

Selecting Dog Show Veterinarians

Read about Dog World’s views on the dog show’s selection of judges.

Milwaukee Dog Show of 1918

Check out this review of the Milwaukee Dog Show back in 1918.

Airedale Terriers Become War Messenger Dogs

Check out this 1916 news piece announcing Airedale Terriers as the new dog breed to use as dog war messengers.

Novel Theory of the Cause of Rabies