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  THE AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOG

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  Australian Cattle Dogs, as their name suggests, originate from Australia, where they are highly prized as working dogs driving cattle, thanks to their strength of character, endurance and ability to work for long periods of time. Over the years, these attractive dogs have quickly become a popular choice as a companion dog, a popularity that has skyrocketed with the animated series ‘BLUEY’.

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  HOW MUCH CAN A RABBIT BREED PER YEAR?

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  How many times have we heard the saying ‘breed like a rabbit’? If this is true, rabbits should breed a lot of young and very often, shouldn't they? In reality, this is a half-truth and the way our rabbit breeds not only influences her health but also shows the breeder's respect for the breeding mother. In this article we will talk about it.

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  THE DALMATIAN

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  The Dalmatian is an elegant, medium sized dog with a slender, muscular body; they are well known for their unique characteristics which make them easily recognisable, and if they are identified by anything it is by their white coat with black spots, as this is their most outstanding characteristic.

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  DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ‘WILD’ AND ‘DOMESTIC’ RATS

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  Many times we have come across people on social media groups focused on rats who insist on adopting rats from the street and say that they are the same as domestic rats, is this true? We can find out in the following article.

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  THE MEDIUM SCHNAUZER

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  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.

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  THE WHISKERS OF DOGS

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  Whiskers are not extra long facial hairs, but have an entirely different purpose. Whiskers, also known as ‘vibrissae’, are the coarse hairs that surround the nose and jaw of dogs, and are also found over the eyes. To be exact, whiskers are specialised hairs that are attached to sensory nerves around the dog's face. Cats, rabbits, rats and many other animals also have whiskers.

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  SMALL BREED DOGS

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  In the world we can find many breeds of small dogs, which are appreciated for their ease of handling and small size, very adaptable to life in big cities and when traveling.

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  MALOCCLUSION IN RABBITS AND GUINEA PIGS

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  Malocclusion is one of the most common diseases or malformations in rabbits and guinea pigs, especially in those that come from irresponsible breeding (either in pet factories or from individuals who only want to make money and do not care about the breeding, the breed or the animals), as well as from domestic abandonment; what does malocclusion consist of? How can it be avoided or treated?

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