The Bichon Frisé is a breed definitively recognised by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale, as well as by all the canine federations. It is classified as a companion dog (FCI Group 9), in the section of bichons and similar breeds, which includes other bichons such as the Maltese, Havanese, Bolognese, and Coton de Tuléar.
The merle gene is one of the most popular and very characteristic in breeds such as the Border Collie or the Australian Shepherd but, although it is one of the most beautiful colour genes in the canine world, it must also be treated with care. In the following article we will learn more about it.
The Teckel is better known as the ‘Dachshund’ and is one of the most popular breeds as a pet. Available in three different sizes and coat types, this small hunting breed (specialising in burrowing) is sociable, courageous and stubborn. want to know more about it?
The Chihuahua is the smallest breed in the dog world, an animal that has a great historical weight and that, together with the Xoloitzcuintle, completely represents the Mexican culture. Funny, adorable and possessing a great bravery that contrasts completely with its small size, the Chihuahua is an excellent choice for families of all kinds who want to offer them a good education and socialisation.
We all know that the wheel is an essential accessory when we have a hamster, as they need to travel several kilometres every night to be physically and mentally well. There are many different types and prices on the market, but what should they be like? Are there any dangerous wheels? We will find out in the following article.
Fresh vegetables are an important part of the daily diet of rabbits and guinea pigs, accounting for around 10% of their food. But do we know which vegetables are recommended and what properties they have? When can we start feeding them? We will find out in the following article.
The "Lionhead" breed is one of the best known breeds by hearsay and is defined as "a short haired rabbit with long hair on its head"; in reality, this is one of the rarest breeds and, in Spain today, there are absolutely no breeders who breed it, all the "Lionheads" that we can find in shops or shelters being mongrels known as "mixed fur". In this article, we will find out what real Lionheads look like.
The Teddy Dwerg and the Angora rabbit are often confused if you don't have the right knowledge about fancy rabbit breeding, especially if you put a Teddy Dwerg and an Angora Dwerg (dwarf) next to each other. How do they look alike and how do they differ? We can find out in this article.
The Tornjak originated from genetically homogeneous, almost extinct, indigenous shepherd dogs. These dogs have...
The Leonberger is a breed of dog originating in Germany and owes its name to the German town of Leonberg, in...
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