Dogs

The Australian Shepherd is one of the most loyal and reliable dogs in the world. They are hardworking, active, intelligent, friendly, responsible, and possess excellent physical potential, making them an ideal herding breed.

When meeting a Ca de Bou for the first time, a person may instinctively feel fear of this animal. However, experienced dog owners know the advantages of these dogs: not only are they excellent guard dogs, but they also have a balanced character and respond appropriately to any situation.

Dachshunds are an ancient breed of burrowing dog that dates back to ancient Egypt. Dachshunds inherited their hunting ability, fearlessness, and endurance from short hounds. Their short legs, disproportionate to their body, became a useful advantage for this burrowing breed.

When seeing a Schnauzer for the first time, many people remark on its resemblance to a small, elderly, and stern professor. It's therefore logical that many perceive it as a rather gloomy animal. However, in reality, this is not the case at all. Many owners note that Schnauzers are very affectionate and cheerful creatures.

The world's smallest service dog, the Miniature Schnauzer, despite its size, is very courageous and fearless. Thanks to its excellent characteristics and ease of maintenance, this breed is the 7th most popular in the world. It is loyal, fearless, and easy to train. A Miniature Schnauzer can be kept even in a very small apartment.