The eyes of dogs are very delicate organs. Exposed to the environment, they can be affected by a variety of diseases and pathologies. Milder diseases will only cause irritation of the eyeball, but more serious diseases can lead to blindness.
The Schipperke (‘little boatman’) is a descendant of the Leauvenaar, which also gave rise to the Belgian Shepherd. They are small, stocky, rumpy dogs with a dense coat and a skunky head, measuring 31 to 33 cm and weighing up to 8 kg. They have a cheerful and inquisitive expression, being generally hardy and energetic, skilful hunters and good watchdogs.
The Shetland Shepherd is one of the most popular breeds for all those agility lovers who want a small, beautiful and highly intelligent dog. In the following article we will learn more about this wonderful breed of Scottish origin.
The Pyrenean Shepherd Dog is a French dog which exists in two varieties: the long-haired and the smooth-faced. Both are recognised as separate breeds by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale. The long-haired breed (or variety) is slightly smaller and, of course, has a longer coat. Both then and now, these dogs perform herding functions as they are a very intelligent and active breed.
The Broholmer is a molosser breed of dog, originally from Denmark. He is used as a companion dog, as he is calm, good tempered and friendly. However, it is also a good watchdog.
The ‘Dwarf Lop’ (also called the ‘Dwarf Belier’) is one of the best known pet rabbit breeds and, at the same time, confused with mongrels that are either overweight or have strange characteristics. Particularly popular in the UK, this breed is noted for its calm and extremely peaceful nature, and we will get to know it better in the following article.
The Cornish Rex is a breed with an extraordinary appearance and an interesting history. It is an independent breed, but also very social. A good companion for those looking for an active, intelligent and quick learning feline.
The Australian terrier is one of the smallest terriers. In Australia they needed a guard dog capable of withstanding the harsh conditions of the island. For this, they started with a crossbreeding of several British terrier breeds to achieve the characteristics of this particular dog.
Although it is still a widespread habit, a stone is not a suitable ‘toy’ for a dog. Sometimes we are in the park and...
The tennis ball is a very popular pet toy, yet it is one of the most dangerous accessories we can give our dog.
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