Canine curiosities

The Miniature Schnauzer is a small dog with a big personality. He is loyal, lively, intelligent, affectionate and cheerful. His combination of calmness and liveliness makes him well adapted to all kinds of situations and families.

The Standard Schnauzer or Medium Schnauzer is the medium-sized version of the German Schnauzer breed of dog. Being the first to exist of the three varieties of Schnauzer, and despite its coat and general appearance, it is not related to the English terriers.

The Danish and Swedish farm dog is a breed that perfectly combines calmness and liveliness. That said, their high activity levels must be met in order to have a nice, quiet time on the couch.

The Austrian Pinscher (Österreichischer Pinscher) is a breed of dog of the medium-sized pinscher type originating in Austria, where dogs of this type were originally farm dogs, keeping stables free of rats and acting as domestic guards, livestock guardians and shepherds.

This breed, related to the Schnauzer and whose origins date back to the 15th century, is a medium sized dog, 45 to 50 cm, with a proud bearing and strong musculature, weighing 14 to 20 kg, used by farmers in Germany to control rodent pests.

The Dobermann is a breed of dog of German origin that owes its name to Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann, a German who, at the end of the 19th century, took the initiative to create a new breed of dog that would effectively serve his difficult job as a tax collector.

The Affenpinscher is a breed of dog of the Pinscher family of small, stocky build, bred since the 17th century. Its coat is bristly, commonly black and short, giving it an ape-like appearance, hence the breed name.

Rabbits are very expressive animals and sometimes their behaviour can be surprising.Have you ever seen your rabbit rub its chin against objects or your hand? In this article we will talk about it.