Dogs

Pugs are considered companion dogs. Their small size makes them ideal for families with children. With their cheerful spirit and agility, these dogs will delight adults and keep children company during playtime.

The Beagle breed was originally conceived as a hunting dog, but looking at this cheerful, endlessly loyal creature, one gets the impression that the dog was specially created as a friend and companion for humans.

Beagles thrive on being close to their owners, whether they're enjoying outdoor activities or simply watching TV. The former is, of course, preferable, as they're very active dogs who love to play games while out and about.

By crossing many Great Dane varieties, the Rottweiler was developed into a stately, muscular, and strong dog breed. These courageous dogs can guard private property, serve in the police and military, and carry heavy loads. Focused and serious on duty, this pet becomes sweet and affectionate at home.

The natural wolfdog was developed in Russia quite recently—about 15 years ago. Attempts to crossbreed dogs and wolves had been made before, but the resulting specimens had numerous defects. The current wolfdog is approximately 80% canine and only 20% wolf.

The Golden Retriever is one of those rare breeds whose unique qualities have earned it considerable attention not only from experts but also from ordinary dog ​​breeders. It's worth exploring this breed in detail, not least because of its unusual origins.