The original movie came out in 1959 with a remake back in 2006 starring another Old English sheepdog and Tim Allen. Both versions highlight the comical antics of these giant fluffy dogs.

Average lifespan: 12-15 years Bottom line: The Icelandic sheepdog looks nothing like the Old English sheepdog that ... They’re really, really fluffy. Bottom line: Basenji’s are crazy healthy ...

The Old English Sheepdog’s distinctive rolling walk comes from its unique body structure, making it one of the most recognizable breeds in motion. A Pomeranian’s fluffy fur gives it a distinctive ...

7. Old English Sheepdog Fluffy, endearing, and full of charm, the Old English Sheepdog is a bundle of fur with a heart just as big. But don’t be fooled by their cuddly looks—this breed tops the charts ...

A cross between the Old English Sheepdog and the poodle, this ultra-fluffy, goofy pooch has a wonderfully friendly and playful nature. Fantastic family dogs, there’s not much this poodle mix loves ...

Whether it's down to their fluffy coats, expressive eyes ... With their shaggy coat and peek-a-boo haircut, the Old English Sheepdog is a unique-looking breed with a gentle disposition. Although ...

Here are some of the Old English names for places around Essex. Fingringhoe near Colchester means the "hill-spur of the Fingringas". This is a tribal name translating into the "people who dwell on the ...

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With its distinctive gait, fabulous hairdo and laidback temperament, it's easy to forget the Old English Sheepdog was originally bred to herd and drive sheep and cattle to market. These playful ...

The dogs competed in conformation, obedience and rally obedience during the annual American Kennel Club event at the North Iowa Events Center.

Magnet fishers have discovered a 350-year-old cannonball in the River Lochy, which is thought to have been used during the English Civil War. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh ...