If there’s one thing the British love more than a cup of tea, it’s their pet dogs. Dogs are a massive part of British culture, and the UK has some of the finest working dogs and terriers.

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) The Nescot ritual shaft in Ewell, Surrey, revealed a significant assemblage of dog remains, suggesting their role in Romano-British ritual practices. The shaft ...

Not recognising the rarity of the breed, the new owner had the dog spayed, bringing an inglorious end to a noble chapter in British canine history. In 1823, a dog named Billy secured his place as the ...