Dogs

The Griffon dog breed is one of the oldest toy dogs. It's over five hundred years old, and images of Griffons can be found in paintings dating back to the fifteenth century. Below, you'll learn about this breed and the different types of Griffons available today. You'll also see photos of dogs representing this breed.

Pugs are considered companion dogs. Their small size makes them ideal for families with children. With their cheerful spirit and agility, these dogs will delight adults and keep children company during playtime.

The Beagle breed was originally conceived as a hunting dog, but looking at this cheerful, endlessly loyal creature, one gets the impression that the dog was specially created as a friend and companion for humans.

Beagles thrive on being close to their owners, whether they're enjoying outdoor activities or simply watching TV. The former is, of course, preferable, as they're very active dogs who love to play games while out and about.

The very first task any pet owner faces is choosing a name for their pet. Choosing a name for a little girl dog requires a careful review of all possible variations, as the nickname must be original, unusual, and at the same time very cute and funny. They say: as you name a ship, so it will sail. The same applies to dogs. Choosing a name is an important task for owners, one that should be taken very seriously.

The British devote much attention to various exhibitions celebrating their pets. It's therefore not surprising that they are credited with creating a new sport—dog agility. Today, many would consider them PR ploys, but back then, they weren't pursuing any mercenary goals; they simply wanted to slightly alter the dog show process.