Dogs

The Russian Spaniel, a hunting dog breed, is related to the English Springer Spaniel and the English Cocker Spaniel. These dog breeds appeared in Russia in the late 19th century, but their short legs made them ill-suited for hunting in our country's conditions. Therefore, by crossing the longest-legged spaniels, a specialized breed for hunting birds was developed. The result is the Russian Spaniel, capable of hunting birds native to Russia, including waterfowl.

The Golden Retriever is a large breed of hunting dog. It is used to retrieve game and retrieve it back to the hunter. Its soft bite prevents it from damaging game. It is one of the most popular breeds. Its docile nature and high intelligence make it a versatile pet.

The Gul Dong dog breed originated in colonial India in the late 19th century, in what is now Pakistan. Another name for the breed is the Pakistani Bulldog or Mastiff.

This is a large and rather agile dog. It is stern and aggressive towards other dog breeds. It is very difficult to train, as it is difficult to control. Only experienced dog handlers can work with it.

When hunting, humans aren't always key. Hunters often rely on a dog as an assistant, and this animal must be resilient and able to sniff out prey from long distances. The German Wirehaired Pointer (Drahthaar) perfectly meets these requirements. It doesn't require much explanation.

The Kurzhaar is a perfect choice for those who enjoy the outdoors or are passionate about hunting. This German pointer is at home in forests, rivers, and fields. An excellent swimmer and a good hunter, the Kurzhaar makes a great companion for walks and hunting trips. This calm and good-natured dog makes a reliable friend for the whole family and a good babysitter for children.