Author: Juan Carlos Ibáñez Mendoza

The Czechoslovakian Wolfdog (also referred to as PLC) is a relatively new breed of dog, whose original lineage dates back to an experiment conducted in 1955 in Czechoslovakia. After beginning the gestation of the lineage of the 48 German Shepherd dogs with four European wolves, a plan was developed to create a hybrid that would have the temperament, mentality and trainability of the German Shepherd, along with the strength, physical build and endurance of the wolves.

Rabbits are extremely affectionate and cuddly pets that are very cute and cuddly due to their small appearance and fluffy fur. However, these same characteristics can cause their bodies to accumulate very high temperatures for their small size and suffer from heat stroke, which is why it is necessary to know how to protect them from this situation.

The Cardigan Welsh Corgi is a small, sturdy dog that has been bred for centuries in the misty hills of Cardiganshire in Wales, its name meaning ‘dwarf dog’ in Welsh. In fact, it has been discovered in ancient Welsh law that there could be severe penalties for those who stole or harmed a Cardigan Welsh Corgi, because its work had a direct effect on the economic situation of its owners.

It is very common for most cat owners to let their cats out of the house and allow them to walk in the countryside or in the street, the cat always comes back and everything seems normal and correct, but is this the case, is it advisable, is it allowed, is it allowed?

Many of the plants that we usually have at home or in parks are potentially toxic plants for dogs and cats. In this article we will look at some of them.

The Australian Silky terrier is a small breed of dog of the terrier type. The breed was developed in Australia, although the ancestors of the dogs were from Britain. It is closely related to the Australian terrier and Yorkshire terrier. In North America the breed is simply called the Silky Terrier, while in its country of origin - as well as in the rest of the world - it is called the Australian Silky Terrier.

Every rabbit owner has been in this situation, which can be embarrassing if it happens to a visitor or "gross" if it happens to us or the children. Rabbits are very clean animals so why do they do this? Can I avoid it? We will look at this in the next article.

On some occasions we have found ourselves in the situation of having in our hands the responsibility of raising an orphaned rabbits or a litter of orphaned rabbits. What should we do then? What causes them to be considered orphans? Is it only the death of the mother or are there situations that cause orphanhood in the same way? We will find out in the following article.