Questions about a European breed, a story pitch, or a Q&A submission for our experts? Write to us — every message is read by a real human, usually within two working days.
Pick the tab that fits your message best — a general note, a contributor pitch, or a question for one of our breed experts. The form is a draft only; nothing is sent until we wire it up.
Choose the channel that matches your message. We route reader questions to our breed experts, and contributor pitches to the managing editor.
For breed questions, story tips, puppy-care queries, and gentle corrections. Monitored every weekday by our small editorial team.
[email protected]Send a 150-word pitch, three published clips, and a note on the European breed angle. We commission roughly one new voice per month.
[email protected]For breeders, press, and time-sensitive partnership enquiries. Leave a voicemail outside hours — we return calls the next morning.
+36 1 234 5678Our studio is in the Buda hills above Budapest — drop in for a coffee and a meet-and-greet with one of our breed experts.
We share a converted carriage house with two resident office dogs — a Pumi named Bodri and a Lagotto named Morello. Visitors are greeted with muddy pawprints.
A two-storey carriage house in the Buda hills, shared with our office dogs. Stop by for a chat about Lagotti, Kuvaszok, or the latest issue of our breed journal.
A few quick answers to questions we receive most often — covering contributor guidelines, breed-expert submissions, and reader etiquette.
Absolutely — and we love personal essays tied to a specific European breed. Send a 150-word pitch, three published clips (a personal blog counts), and a note on which breed your piece would fit under. We respond within ten working days.
Use the "Expert Q&A" tab in the form above, or email [email protected]. Include your dog's breed, age, and a clear, specific question. We answer the most interesting questions in our monthly breed column.
We do not endorse individual kennels, and we never accept payment for breeder listings. Our breed profiles include health-test guidance so you can evaluate breeders yourself. If a breeder claims we have endorsed them, it is not true.
Most pieces are licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0 — meaning you can republish with attribution, a link back to the original, and a non-commercial use. Commercial republishing requires a written agreement via [email protected].
Thank you — please email [email protected] with the article URL and a source for the correct information. Verified corrections are usually published within a week, with a brief editor's note at the bottom of the article.
Our editorial focus is on breeds with working roots in continental Europe — from the Kuvasz of Hungary to the Bracco of Italy. We do occasionally feature adjacent breeds (the Maltese, the Russian Tsvetnaya Bolonka), but our core beat is central, eastern, and southern Europe.
One carefully written dispatch a month: a breed profile, a puppy-care deep dive, and a reader question answered by an expert. No filler, no spam, no affiliate bait.