Dogs

Pet dander allergies are common, affecting people of all ages and genders. Fortunately, they're not a barrier to owning a dog. There are hypoallergenic breeds that carry a minimal risk of developing or exacerbating allergies.

A new pet in the family is always a joy, and a purebred dog is now considered a source of special pride for owners. A pet often makes an excellent guard dog, and its protective qualities can also be useful in the workplace. But before bringing a dog into your home, you should thoroughly research the breed's history, personality traits, trainability, and, importantly, inquire about its relationship with children and other pets. The Beauceron French Shepherd is an excellent choice for those who value endurance, firmness, and devotion to their owner in a four-legged companion.

Rare in our region and still unknown to many, the Hovawart is undoubtedly one of the finest working breeds. The history of these dogs spans nearly a thousand years and is filled with memorable events. Thanks to the efforts of enthusiasts and a unique approach to breeding, this ancient breed has not only been restored but practically perfected.

The first dogs of the ancient English Border Terrier breed were brought to Russia only twenty years ago. Since then, however, Border Terriers have gained a large following, although the breed remains quite rare. These are by no means decorative dogs, but excellent working dogs that have fully retained the best qualities of their ancestors.

One of the most important aspects of caring for a dog is choosing the right, healthy, and balanced food. A good owner knows that the quality of their dog's food affects more than just their four-legged companion's energy levels. Dogs with the right diet are known for their docile nature, shiny coats, and inquisitive and active behavior.