On this episode of The Dog Studio, we explore the fantastic world of Pablo Picasso and his dogs. Many were depicted in his art, some caused international scandals—and one of them even ate an original Picasso. From the dachshund Lump, who became a true muse, to the Afghan hound that may have inspired a controversial sculpture, this episode dives into the unexpected canine side of one of the 20th century’s most famous artists.

Few breeds are as deeply intertwined with the royalty of the past as the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. This remarkable breed was once nearly extinct but was revived to resemble the dogs immortalized in historic paintings.

As the magic of Christmas surrounds us, I’ve been pondering a curious question: What’s the connection between dogs and Christmas? Apart from the "Don’t buy a puppy for Christmas" campaign and their appearances in Christmas movies, there must be more to the connection between dogs and this festive season. To my surprise, I discovered some intriguing history that left me shocked while searching for answers.

The Titanic tragedy is steeped in stories of human courage and loss, but did you know that 12 dogs were also aboard the ill-fated ship? In this episode of The Dog Studio, we uncover the incredible and poignant tales of the three dogs who survived and those who didn’t. From a heroic canine who saved a lifeboat to a first-class passenger who sacrificed her own life, these stories highlight the profound bond between humans and their dogs. Would you make the ultimate sacrifice for your beloved pet?

This is the story of the Pekingese—a breed shrouded in mystery and controversy. A dog with no greater purpose than companionship, yet one with a history so ancient it intertwines with legends. Join us as we unravel the tales and traditions behind this fascinating breed.