Dogs

The Maltipoo is a hybrid dog breed created by crossing a Maltese with a Toy Poodle. These miniature dogs are not recognized by official canine organizations and are considered to be a toy and quite rare. The dog is known for its docile nature and is considered hypoallergenic, making it popular among breeders.

The Boston Terrier is a breed bred in the United States with English roots. Their distinctive white "tuxedo" coat earned them the nickname "American gentlemen," but their temperament is more reminiscent of small, unruly children. These charming, sturdy dogs quickly gained popularity not only among American breeders but also among dog lovers worldwide.

Politicians and royals often keep pets at court, and they become as famous as their owners. Some of these pets are honored with images on national currency, others set trends in pet fashion, and still others become participants in business negotiations.

The Tibetan Spaniel (also known as Simkhyi or Tibbie) is a toy and very rare breed whose ancestors came to Europe from the mountain monasteries of Tibet, where they were assigned special functions. Although quite small, these dogs possess a determined character and an inexhaustible reserve of courage and devotion to their master. For this reason, they are sometimes described as "a big dog in a small body."

Today, there are approximately five hundred dog breeds worldwide. Ongoing selective breeding is systematically increasing this number, significantly complicating the choice of a four-legged pet. People deciding to get a small dog often wonder how a Pomeranian differs from a German Spitz. Experts have the answer.