Author: jean-baptiste d'aramitz

Allergies in dogs are a reaction of your dog's immune system to foreign substances. Just like allergic reactions in people. While it is relatively easy to diagnose an allergy in humans, it is often quite complicated in dogs, as there are many different types of allergies and the symptoms often overlap. It is therefore difficult to know which allergy they are actually suffering from.

This breed may not be well known in our country, but in Brazil and much of Latin America it is one of the most loved and sought after dogs. The Fila Brasileiro is capable of performing many important tasks: from protecting farms from colonists to guiding retinues through the country so that they would not be eaten by jaguars.

The Dogo Argentino is a breed of dog of prey used for big game hunting originating in the Province of Cordoba, Argentina. Together with the Argentinian pila dog, the Patagonian galgo barbucho and the new Argentinian pampas dog, they are the only breeds of dog developed in the Argentine Republic which still exist.

If we have a cat and a rabbit, we know that some items may be in common: they might share the litter box and toys for example - they might even try to taste each other's food while we're not looking! And in this case, is this something we should worry about? 

The munchkin is a breed of cat that arose from a natural genetic mutation, maintained by selective breeding, resulting in cats with shorter than normal legs. However, the short length of their legs does not seem to interfere with their running and jumping abilities.

Its presentation on farms can follow TWO different TRENDS: We can find it as a SERIOUS DISEASE presenting the pathology by itself and with high persistence, difficult to control and recurrent or, on the other hand, as a DISEASE THAT SHOWS UP COYUNTURALLY in the farm wearing out the animals and facilitating the way to other diseases, often with seasonal and temporary presentation.

Caring for the natural heritage, conserving it and making it known is what unites the breeders of the giant rabbit in Spain. This endangered native breed is, as its name suggests, very large.

The Jersey wooly rabbit comes from the United States, specifically from New Jersey, and was born in the 1970s, the result of a cross between the French Angora rabbit and the Dutch dwarf rabbit.