- GERMAN SHEPHERD
- BELGIAN SHEPHERD
- CROATIAN
- HUNTING BREEDS
- RETRIEVERS
Tuesday, February 21, 2023
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Tuesday, January 10, 2023
TOP 10 BREEDS OF DOGS THE MOST ATTACHED TO THE OWNER
DOG- the best four-legged friend of man bears that title for a reason. Unlike CATS, which are tied to a particular territory, DOGS are social beings and as such, attached to their owner. This attachment and loyalty stem from the fact that certain BREEDS OF DOGS find it difficult to get used to loneliness because they are in the human company most of the time.
The connection between DOGS and humans is visible throughout history, and in recent times it has come to the fore during this covid pandemic, as people have been more at home and spending their free time with their PETS, especially DOGS. When you are let down by family or friends and lose trust in people, your DOG will always be with you and for you. He will pick up a bullet for you, jump into the swollen river to save you, pull you out of the rubble…
He is always there, and he needs so little, just a few delicious snacks, cuddling, and playing. Give it to him, and he will give you back many times over! His love for the owner is unconditional, primordial, and pure. And no rules apply here. There are only BREEDS OF DOGS that are more attached to their owner and those that are less so. In this text, we will talk about this first group. So, let’s get to know the DOGS most attached to their man and the top 10 BREEDS OF DOGS the most attached to the owner!
HUNGARIAN VIZSLA DOG
- HUNGARIAN VIZSLA DOG, whose full name is SHORT-HAIRED or SHARP-HAIRED POINTER DOG, originates from Hungary, as the name itself tells us. We could freely call it an aristocratic BREED because it was once bred as a BREED that accompanied the nobility and aristocracy on game hunts. They are very lively, fun, and active DOGS, who love the company of people and cannot stand being alone. They are protective of their owner. They are cuddly and friendly towards their family, which makes them favorite PETS if you give them time to play and train because they are happiest on long walks in nature. If you allow them to do so, VIZSLA will be the most faithful DOG in the world that will not separate from you.
- GOLDEN RETRIEVER originates from Scotland, and even two American presidents - Gerald R. Ford and Ronald Regan - owned a GOLDEN RETRIEVER. By the way, this is one of the most famous, popular, and favorite BREEDS of family DOGS. They are playful, highly intelligent, affectionate, and cuddly DOGS. They are great cuddlers, and this very feature of them will make you fall in love with them at first sight. They adore people, but they also love other animals and DOGS. They are very gentle, tolerant and have a good character, so they are suitable for playing with children. They are not aggressive, but calm and patient, loyal to their owner. Therefore, they are easy to train. They are fast and agile, they love walking by the water, and especially swimming. The GOLDEN RETRIEVER is a BREED that will adapt equally well to life in the house and apartment as well as to all family activities.
- DALMATIAN DOG - also known by the names: FIREHOUSE DOG, SPOTTED COACH DOG, and CARRIAGE DOG, he gained great worldwide popularity for his role in the well-known animated film "101 Dalmatians" as a friendly and active DOG full of positive energy. In the US they are known as "FIREFIGHTER DOGS", and Sparky DOG is the mascot of the American Association of Fire Fighters. The name DALMATIAN DOG originates from Dalmatia, which is located in my homeland, Croatia, and is an integral, sovereign part of it. Ancient records preserved in Dalmatia speak of this, where these DOGS were used as wartime DOGS, DOGS for border patrols, and also for pulling carts. By the way, data from as early as 2000 BC tell us about their origin when DOGS similar to the DALMATIAN DOG appeared on Greek tiles and frescoes. These DOGS are active, playful, very affectionate, and loyal to their owner. They love company, play, and fun, so they require socialization, training, and a patient owner from an early age. They get along well with people, other DOGS, and animals in general.
- COCKER SPANIEL Due to its loyalty to its owner, and cheerful and playful nature, it belongs to the most popular DOG BREEDS as PETS. They are very cuddly DOGS, with sensitive personalities who get along great with people and DOGS, as well as with other animals. They are alert and intelligent DOGS that love activity, so they are easy to train. What you should never do, if you are the owner of a COCKER SPANIEL, is to leave them alone because they cannot stand being alone. As this is a HUNTING DOG, daily walks and exercises are mandatory. It is interesting to point out that COCKER SPANIELS are divided into 2 types: ENGLISH and AMERICAN. The differences between them are manifested mainly in physical appearance and the fact that ENGLISH COCKER SPANIELS are more active, while the character traits are more or less the same.
- BORDER COLLIE is a BREED OF DOG that originated on the border between Scotland and England. They are also known as SCOTLAND SHEPHERDS, and they were bred mainly as shepherd WORKING DOGS. It is said to be the most intelligent BREED, as it can supposedly understand up to 1000 words, which according to some research means it has the intelligence of a 2.5-year-old child. They are very agile and fast, easily adaptable to all terrains and weather conditions. Although they are extremely loyal to their owner and family, they are not a good choice as a PET for families with small children, because it is in their nature to monitor everything that moves, including your child. In addition, it is very challenging to own this DOG, as they require a lot of activity, in order to prevent unwanted behavior and anxiety. This means if you intend to get a COOLIE, be prepared for a minimum of two hours of training, which will make him satisfied and happy.
- HAVANESE DOG These beautiful, gentle little DOGS originate from Cuba and are their national symbol. They got their name from their capital - Havana. By the way, it is believed that the small white DOG was found in the Mediterranean area (Tenerife), where it followed traders around the world and thus developed into different BREEDS. Arriving in Cuba, he became a HAVANESE DOG and soon became a favorite among the Cuban aristocracy and wealthy plantation owners. THE HAVANESE DOG BREED originates from BICHON, and by this, we mean CURLY BICHON, MALTESE, SMALL LION DOG, BOLOGNESE, and COTON DE TULEAR. Today's appearance of the HAVANESE is thanks to the crossing of the then-Havanese Silk Dog with other members of the BICHON family, and also with the POODLE. Affection, sociability, liveliness and a very intimate relationship with people and children are the characteristics that mark this DWARF BREED. HAVANESE is a DOG made for a family with a strong desire to please. He wants to be with his family at all times because otherwise, he can suffer from anxiety. It is a very social DOG that requires a lot of attention. He loves long walks and more physically demanding games. It is easy to train him using positive methods in the form of praise and giving treats, so he will enjoy such training.
- AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD This friendly WORKING DOG retains its herding instinct even as a PET. By the way, this BREED also plays a very important role in cases of rescuing and searching for people, as well as in the detection of drugs and other opiates. Its importance as a THERAPY DOG should certainly be highlighted. It is good-natured, although a bit reserved towards strangers at the beginning. Therefore, it is necessary to resort to socialization very early. He is characterized by: patience, playfulness, a friendly attitude towards children and other animals, including CATS, and a pronounced power of observation. He is very intelligent and obedient, so he will complete any work task with ease. He adores his people and loves to please them. However, this does not mean blindly following orders, because the AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD is a DOG with character and as such quite stubborn with a high degree of self-confidence. It is an active DOG that requires combined physical and mental training, at least 2 hours a day. Lack of activity or company can result in anxiety and boredom. This BREED is gaining more and more popularity as a FAMILY DOG, due to its obedience and ability to learn quickly, however, it should be remembered that it is originally a SHEPHERD DOG, which will always retain its independence and its will.
- GERMAN SHEPHERD Due to its physical characteristics and its character, the GERMAN SHEPHERD is a very suitable family DOG. These are very intelligent, active, and protective DOGS. So, if you want a DOG that will be totally inactive and constantly lying on the sofa, then the GERMAN SHEPHERD is not the right choice for you, because it requires constant, both physical and mental activity and your attention. This means that you will have to practice this DOG every day from an early age and stick to early socialization. That is why you should start training while he is still a PUPPY to ensure his good health and for your PET to be in good physical and mental condition. But by no means overdo the workouts while they are still in development, due to possible health problems in the future. Therefore, you should start with light walks several times a day. The GERMAN SHEPHERD is a DOG that has a lot of energy, and if you do not allow him enough daily exercises and tasks, or leave him alone, he will become destructive and will spend his energy digging, barking, or chewing objects. Also, he should be allowed to play with other DOGS from time to time, because otherwise, he will not have very friendly preferences towards other DOGS. THE GERMAN SHEPHERD is known as an extremely obedient DOG, so it is easy to TRAIN. But you have to be consistent and use rewards as positive coaching methods, otherwise, your PET will take over dominance very quickly. If trained properly from an early age, they will grow into obedient, loyal, and smart DOGS with knowledge of numerous tricks. The GERMAN SHEPHERD is a BREED that gets along well with children, and if exposed to children from an early age, it will be their most faithful guardians and friends and will protect them from all possible dangers. It can also be said that they are reliable towards unknown children. However, caution is needed when interacting with children, due to the size of this DOG, which could inadvertently bring them down in the game. The GERMAN SHEPHERD will be best proven through the role of a cattle guard, for police and military purposes, searching and rescuing people, detecting drugs, but also as a GUIDE DOG for people with a disability.
- BICHON FRIZE is a true example of a FAMILY DOG. They are good-natured, gentle, playful little DOGS with lots of energy. They love their family and love to be with them. They especially enjoy games with children. He will enjoy cuddling and lazing around, and he will win you over with his charm and cuteness. He has a good attitude toward other DOGS and CATS and is friendly toward strangers. He is not aggressive and does not tend to bark. This BREED is suitable for novice owners because it is smart and loves to learn, so it is easy to train. Of course, unless you fall victim to his charm. Although they have a cheerful character, being left alone for too long can cause destructive behavior and anxiety in them.
CHIHUAHUA
- CHIHUAHUA The character of these DOGS is different. CHIHUAHUAS are lively, cautious, confident, brave, but also aggressive DOGS, due to their partly terrier character. These DOGS are not aggressive by birth but become so over time. They mostly show attachment to only one person, so they find it hard to accept new people. However, they can also make friends with strangers, if they are socialized early and exposed to different: situations, people, or sounds. They can be very jealous if they are not given enough attention. These are small, home DOGS, which do not require much space, so they are ideal for people living in an apartment. Living outdoors hides a number of possible dangers for them, as they can become prey to other animals, such as eagles. These are very active DOGS with an extremely high amount of energy that they will expend regularly by running around the house or apartment. But if you want your CHIHUAHUA to stay in good shape, daily light walks are recommended, which will satisfy their daily needs for activity. In doing so, be sure not to overwork him and provide him with enough rest. The CHIHUAHUA is an intelligent dog with great learning ability and can be TRAINED very well. These are DOGS who like to please their owner and with proper TRAINING, you will get a loyal and endearing DOG to your liking. TRAINING should be resorted to from an early age, just like SOCIALIZATION to prevent possible, possible unwanted behaviors in the future. TRAINING should use positive methods, such as rewards in the form of food, praise, and play. On the other hand, these DOGS require a "firm hand", because otherwise they will show disobedience and take over domination. Therefore, it is not recommended for people without experience with DOGS. If you have never had a DOG, and you really want a CHIHUAHUA, an older, already socialized CHIHUAHUA is recommended. Also, these DOGS are not recommended for families with children under the age of 9, because children in play could inadvertently injure them. Otherwise, they get along quite well with older children. They may or may not get along well with other DOGS (depending on the character of each other and whether or not they grew up together), as well as with other PETS, except for other CHIHUAHUAS in whose company they enjoy.
Tuesday, December 6, 2022
VERY SMALL DOGS (up to 4 kg )
VERY SMALL DOGS are one of a total of 5
groups that make up BREEDS OF DOGS. This group consists of all dogs up to 4 kg.
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LARGE DOGS PART IV
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SLOVAK CUVAC
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SPANISH GREYHOUND
70.
SPANISH POINTER
71.
OLD DANISH POINTER
72.
OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG
73.
SWEDISH ELKHOUND
74.
WHITE SWISS SHEPHERD DOG
75.
BRACCO ITALIANO
76.
SPINONE ITALIANO (ITALIAN SPINONE DOG)
77.
URUGUAYAN CIMARRON
78.
WEIMARANER
79.
GREAT ANGLO-FRANCAIS WHITE AND BLACK HOUND
80.
GREAT ANGLO-FRANCAIS WHITE AND ORANGE HOUND
81.
GREAT ANGLO-FRANCAIS TRICOLOR HOUND
82.
LARGE MUNSTERLANDER
83.
GRAND BLEU DE GASCOGNE
84.
GIANT SCHNAUZER
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GREATER SWISS MOUNTAIN DOG
86.
GRAND GRIFFON VENDEEN
87.
OTTERHOUND
88.
GOLDEN RETRIEVER
WHAT ARE THE MAIN DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ALASKAN MALAMUTE AND SAMOYED DOG?
WHERE DID SIBERIAN HUSKY COME FROM?
The SIBERIAN HUSKY breed was first mentioned by the CHUKCHI people, who are an autochthonous people inhabiting the CHUKCHI Peninsula, the shores of the CHUKCHI and BERING SEAS, and the Arctic Ocean within the former USSR (Siberia).
Monday, December 5, 2022
HOW TO STOP YOUR DOG'S AGGRESSION?
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Did you know that there are different types of aggression in DOGS?
Do you encourage aggression in your DOG, and he accepts it?
Does the DOG listen to you when you try to show him a different way of behaving than the way he normally behaves?
These are the key questions you need to ask yourself to understand how to stop canine aggression.
Keep in mind, that the DOG expresses aggression, to protect his own life or his pack. It has been so since the beginning of time. Your dog thinks he is a pack leader and attacks to protect you and himself.
So if you want to stop your DOG'S aggression, you need to get him to see you as a pack leader in the house. This is the easiest way to convince him that you are the one who makes the decision, and then you can convince him that you are the leader of the pack and outside when you walk with him.
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LARGE DOG BREEDS PICTURES AND NAMES (26-44 kg)
We talked earlier about VERY LARGE DOG BREEDS, and the sequel follows. Today I am going to talk about LARGE BREEDS and that story will go on in the series, as it is a very large group of, as many as 88 dog breeds. I am also announcing a video in the series soon. The video will be divided into 4 series. This is the 1st series, which includes a total of 24 dog breeds from this group. Also, I will choose one representative and dedicate this post to him and this time it will be JAPANESE AKITA DOG and I will tell you what you need to know about JAPANESE AKITA DOGS.
- 1. AFGHAN HOUND
- 2. AIDI DOG
- 3. AKITA (JAPANESE AKITA)
- 4. PORTUGUESE MASTIFF DOG (RAFEIRO DO ALENTEJO)
- 5. AMERICAN AKITA
- 6. AMERICAN BASSET HOUND
- 7. AMERICAN BLACK COONHOUND
- 8. DOGO ARGENTINO
- 9. ARTOIS HOUND (CHIEN D'ARTOIS)
- 10. BILLY
- 11. BOXER
- 12. BEAUCERON
- 13. BRIARD DOG
- 14. CANE CORSO
- 15. CZECHOSLOVAKIAN WOLFDOG
- 16. BOHEMIAN WIREHAIRED POINTER
- 17. BLACK RUSSIAN TERRIER
- 18. DALMATIAN DOG
- 19. DRENDSE PATRIJSHOND
- 20. ENGLISH GREYHOUND DOG
- 21. ENGLISH FOXHOUND DOG
- 22. ENGLISH POINTER DOG
- 23. PHARAOH HOUND DOG
- 24. FLANDERS CATTLE DOG
GUIDE TO AMERICAN AKITA DOG BREED
WHAT ARE THE MOST INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE AMERICAN AKITA DOG
This impressive and powerful DOG owes its genetic heritage to Japan.
So when we talk about the AMERICAN AKITA, we can’t help but mention its Japanese roots and its intertwining with the INU-JAPANESE AKITA there mentioned earlier (see the post JAPANESE AKITA). Although the ancestors of today's AKITA were used in Japan to hunt: bears, deer, and wild boar, modern AKITA is now mainly used as a DOG companion, DOG for personal protection (Schutzhund), but also for therapeutic purposes.
All over the world, the AMERICAN AKITA is considered a different BREED OF DOG, except in the USA and Canada, where opinions are that it is only another type of AKITA DOG. The invasion of the AKITA BREED into the United States is largely due to American soldiers, who during World War II found these DOGS in the forests of Japan and brought them to America, and as a result, a new BREED-AMERICAN AKITA was created. Also according to one legend, the Japanese deceived an American soldier to buy an AKITA. This one, in the belief that he was buying a purebred INU AKITA, actually bought a mixed breed. It could have been a cross between an INU AKITA and a GERMAN SHEPHERD or an INU AKITA and an ENGLISH MASTIFF. He was followed by other American soldiers, so AKITA arrived in the United States. These are the so-called AKITAS from the Dewa line, and they are characterized by intelligence and a great ability to adapt to different environments. Due to its imposing appearance, and protective and loyal character, this BREED soon gained great popularity in America, and in 1956. the American AKITA Club was founded. And it wasn’t until October 1972. that the BREED was accepted by the American Kennel Club (AKC).
As a BREED, the AMERICAN AKITA was recognized worldwide in 2006. It is larger and taller (by 2 cm) than its cousin, the JAPANESE AKITA, and its body shape is different. For example, the head of the AMERICAN AKITA is somewhat similar to the head of a polar bear, and the INU AKITA has similarities to a fox. The ears of the AKITA INU are slightly tilted forward, while the AMERICAN AKITA's ears are upright. As I mentioned earlier, these two BREEDS also differ in color. JAPANESE BREED has strictly defined fur colors, AMERICANS can have different colors and combinations, and the most common are: red, brown, white, brindle, and pinto. Also, for the JAPANESE AKITA, you will have to reach deeper into your pocket, as it is generally more expensive than its American cousin.
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF AMERICAN AKITA
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF AMERICAN AKITA
- They belong to the group BIG DOGS
- Weight: 32-45 kg females, 45-59 kg males
- Height: 61-66 cm females, 66-71 cm males
- Lifespan: 10-15 years
- AMERICAN AKITA is a powerful, imposing DOG of heavy bones and according to all its physical characteristics, it belongs to the group BIG DOGS. The main physical characteristics of this BREED are a large bear-shaped head, upright and triangular ears, dark and small eyes, triangular in shape, curled tail over the top of the back (characteristic of SPITZ), and narrow and compact feet like a CAT. This DOG has a double, thick protective fur with a soft, woolen insulating undercoat, which protects them from extreme weather conditions. The fur can be of standard length or longer. Longer fur (moku) is considered a mistake at exhibitions. According to the BREED standards, all colors and combinations are considered, including all types: black, white, one-color or tiger masks, and even pinto. Different undercoat colors are also allowed.
CHARACTER OF AMERICAN AKITA
Not all AKITAS have the same temperament. But what they have in common is the fact that it is an independent and dominant DOGS. Like the AKITA INU, the AMERICAN AKITA is also a very loyal DOG and protective of the owner and his family. According to them, he is extremely affectionate and playful and loves to carry his toys with him wherever he goes. In contrast, it is a suspicious and very cautious DOG, especially towards foreigners, towards whom it can show aggression if it does not start with TRAINING and socialization in time. Experts recommend starting TRAINING, at an early age, at 7 or 8 weeks. On the other hand, a trained AKITA should accept foreigners well.
AMERICAN AKITAS have a rather intolerant attitude towards other DOGS, especially those of the same sex, so caution is needed in situations when they are near other DOGS or animals.
AKITAS are intelligent, cautious, calm, and fearless DOGS. They can be obedient, but also very stubborn and as such are harder to train. It is a BREED that does not tolerate an inexperienced owner, who will not know how to impose his dominance. On the contrary, the AMERICAN AKITA needs a "firm hand", as well as physical and mental activity on the part of the owner, in order to avoid problems with its behavior in the future. However, if you leave him outside for a long time, or do not meet his needs, he can become destructive and aggressive. As a BREED, the AKITA should have a good relationship with children as it reportedly has affinities towards children. It will fit well with older children, but not with small ones, as it can inadvertently injure them in the game. However, I would still be careful and emphasize that this requires very early socialization and TRAINING.
CARE FOR AMERICAN AKITA
Like her Japanese cousin, the AMERICAN AKITA is very tidy, and after a meal, like a CAT, she will clean her face by licking. In order for their fur to remain soft and shiny, it is necessary to maintain it properly and regularly by BRUSHING and BATHING. During the molting season -2 times a year, these DOGS lose their undercoat, and then they need to BRUSH daily, and sometimes twice a day. Otherwise, it is enough to BRUSH them several times a week. If the fur is properly and regularly cared for, BATHING will be enough every 3-4 months. To prevent your DOG from accumulating tartar and plaque on his teeth, be sure to provide him with TOYS for cleaning his teeth and make sure to brush them. Nails should be cut every month and ears cleaned once a week.
DIET FOR AMERICAN AKITA
To avoid kidney disease, it is necessary to switch to low-calorie foods around the age of 7 and avoid foods high in fat, due to the possibility of obesity. FOOD must have high nutritional values, ie it must provide sufficient amounts of VITAMINS and MINERALS, especially vitamins A and D, and it must be of good quality. With aging, the amount of food must be adjusted to the possibilities of exercise, in order to prevent obesity. Finally, it should be noted that occasional visits to the vet to control weight progress are extremely important.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN AKITA
Although AKITAS are relatively healthy DOG BREEDS, certain health conditions and problems can still occur. In the veterinary literature, two conditions characteristic of this BREED are mentioned: 1. immune sensitivity to drugs, anesthetics, vaccines, tranquilizers, and insecticides and 2. pseudohyperkalemia-increase in potassium (occurs when drawing blood due to excessive leakage from red blood cells erythrocyte cells, which may show pseudo-false indications of hyperkalemia, hence the name pseudohyperkalemia).
In addition, there is the possibility of autoimmune diseases in the AKITA BREED, such as:
- Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada syndrome or Uveo-Dermatological syndrome affects the skin and eyes;
- Autoimmune hemolytic anemia-autoimmune blood disorder;
- Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) or lupus — affects any part of the body;
- Pemphigus foliaceus - a genetic autoimmune skin disorder;
- Sebaceous adenitis - an autoimmune skin disorder caused by autosomal recessive inheritance;
- Immune-mediated endocrine diseases;
- Hypoadrenocorticism or Addison's disease - affects the adrenal glands;
- Diabetes mellitus or type I diabetes- affects the pancreas;
- Hypothyroidism (autoimmune hypothyroidism) - affects the thyroid gland;
Certain non-immune conditions can also occur:
- Progressive retinal atrophy;
- Primary glaucoma-increased intraocular pressure;
- Flatulence;
- Microphthalmia ("little eyes");
- Hip dysplasia - affects the hips, and can lead to osteoarthritis and pain;
- Elbow dysplasia — can lead to osteoarthritis and pain;
- Von Willebrands disease - a genetic bleeding disorder caused by a deficiency of Von Willebrand factor;
- Cushing's syndrome (hyperadrenocorticism) - affects the adrenal glands
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