Dogs

Borzoi dogs were bred specifically for hunting over long distances without the use of firearms. They are characterized by an athletic build, superb proportions, an aristocratic appearance, and exceptional grace. The Russian Borzoi is capable of independently chasing down prey and bringing it back to its owner.

The majestic and courageous Saint Bernard dog is renowned worldwide for its heroism. Born search dogs, they possess an instinctive drive and a strong desire to search for and find people trapped in avalanches. Their large, stable paws and arched legs allow Saint Bernards to avoid sinking into the snow and excel at digging. At first glance, the dog appears very bulky and downright defiant. In reality, this pet has a very gentle and cheerful nature. The breed gets along well with people and can be a family favorite. Saint Bernards can be both fierce guardians and excellent babysitters.

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a versatile pet, making it a wonderful companion for those with an active lifestyle, while families with children and the elderly will find them to be loyal friends. These dogs have a docile nature, are not aggressive toward people, and adapt well to their owner's lifestyle.

Toy dog ​​breeds are more fashionable than ever. They are the most popular among pet lovers. Thanks to the efforts of breeders, new breeds are emerging. Despite the wide variety of small dogs developed, the oldest breeds remain in demand. Among them is the Maltese. In this article, we will try to describe the character and characteristics of this charming little dog.

The Cane Corso is an ancient breed whose ancestors were ancient Roman Molossian dogs. Even earlier, history suggests the Cane Corso's ancestors included Etruscan mastiffs, Persian and Carthaginian war dogs, and Macedonian hounds. The modern breed combines guard dog, military service, and gladiator fighting skills.