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.
Sometimes we have seen ‘belier lop’ or ‘belier loop’ bunnies for sale or adoption in shops or advertisements on the internet, does this exist or is it just another invention? How do I know that I am talking to a professional or someone knowledgeable about rabbits?We will find out in this article.
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?
Rabbits are adorable animals and very popular as pets, but there are many myths surrounding them (some of them absurd).
We have sometimes heard the comment that ‘having a rabbit, guinea pig, hamster or rat attracts street rats’ but is this true?
It is not the first or the last time that we have heard ‘what can I do so that my rabbit is not afraid of me’, ‘what can I do so that my dog is not afraid of the noises in the house’, ‘my guinea pig gets scared when I pick it up’... And then, when we go to a pet fair (dogs, cats, rabbits...) we see that these animals are totally calm: they eat, drink, sleep and groom themselves without anything seeming to disturb them (especially small animals), is it magic? If there are lots of people and...
The ocicat is a breed of cat from the United States. Its name comes from the contraction of the English words ocelot (ocelot) and cat (cat), as it has a spotted coat as if it were a wild beast in scale.
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 name says it all: the Vienna blue rabbit comes from Austria. Not only is it beautiful with its shiny blue-grey...
Despite its name, the New Zealand rabbit originated in the United States, specifically in California. It is descended...
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