Cats
Since ancient times, wealthy people on the African continent have tamed Serval kittens. Having a predator in the home was considered a sign of the owner's high status. In the 19th and 20th centuries, wild cats began to be imported to European countries and the United States, where the animals' unruly nature caused many problems for owners. To make the breed more manageable, it was crossed with a domestic cat in 1986. As a result, the Savannah retained its beautiful "leopard-like" coat and large erect ears, while losing its excessive aggressiveness. Today, this breed is one of the most expensive and prestigious in the world.
The English Mastiff is an excellent guard dog, capable of protecting any family member. This friendly and loyal dog dislikes being left alone for long periods of time, doesn't cause much trouble, and doesn't make noise without reason. For normal growth and development, it requires proper nutrition and daily walks. Since meat makes up the bulk of its diet, it can be quite expensive. This breed is suitable for responsible people.
The Belgian Malinois is the most sought-after subspecies among the four Belgian herding dog varieties. This is a very serious breed, one of the best working dogs. It possesses high intelligence and excellent guard and search qualities, making it suitable for use in police, military, and emergency services, as well as as a guard or guide dog.
The Basenji is an ancient African breed that remains popular today and is found throughout the world. Throughout history, these dogs have been prized for their loyalty and cheerful nature. They are medium-sized dogs with an attractive, distinctive appearance. The breed is easy-to-care-for, doesn't cause problems, and thrives in large families with small children. They require active play, exercise, and a proper diet. You can purchase a Basenji from a kennel in Russia and abroad.
