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A Bengaluru-based dog breeder, S Satish, has made headlines by acquiring an extremely rare wolfdog for a staggering ₹50 crore (approximately 4.4 million pounds). The unique canine, named ...

It is called Cadabom Okami, a wolf-dog hybrid, named by an Indian dog breeder. An Indian buyer recently purchased this extraordinary dog for a whopping British pound 4.4 million (approximately Rs.

Wealthy Indian dog lover S Sathish is a well-known dog breeder from Bengaluru, and owns more than 150 different breeds. The newest member of his pup family came with quite the price tag..

In 2021, four years after the activists removed the dogs, the Dane County DA filed criminal charges against Hsiung and two others for burglary and theft. The case was set for trial on March 22 ...

Sathish, 51, is a renowned dog breeder from Bengaluru in southern Karnataka in India and owns more than 150 different dog breeds. He is also president of the Indian Dog Breeders Association.

The American Kennel Club list noted the Cane Corso as a dog breed to watch, because it moved up the list from 47th in 2014 to 14th in 2024 Kimberlee Speakman is a digital writer at PEOPLE.

The new owner is S Sathish, 51, a renowned dog breeder from Bengaluru in southern Karnataka, India, who owns over 150 different breeds. Touted as the rarest dog in the world, Okami was born in the ...

Celebrity Indian dog breeder S Sathis, 51, splurged on the pooch called Cadabomb Okami, which is a cross between a wolf and a Caucasian Shepherd, The Sun reported. Caucasian Shepherds are large ...

The U.S. still has a major case of French bulldog fever, but a very different breed is staunchly chasing dog lovers' hearts, according to American Kennel Club statistics released Wednesday.

dogs respond most to on-screen images of animals, especially other dogs. In the study, sporting and herding dogs appeared to watch more TV than other breeds. And younger pups seemed more engaged ...