Terriers

In the second half of the 18th century, the nobility was fond of fox hunting. Each hunter hired trusty foxhounds to chase the animal through the forest. But the fox would sometimes manage to evade pursuit and hide in its den. To coax the fox out of its hiding place, the ancestors of modern Jack Russell terriers were used. Small dogs were sent into the den where the fox was hiding, and after a brief struggle, the fox would leap out into the arms of its pursuers.

When talking about the Staffordshire Terrier, many people picture a dog with a broad muzzle, a strong chest, and a kind expression. With an innate sense of danger and a natural protective instinct, AmStaffs can make excellent guard dogs for their owners. The price of these dogs depends on the pedigree of their parents, which directly influences the Staffordshire Terrier's success in various competitions.

This adorable little dog with a teddy bear head resembles a furry stuffed animal with a clever, pointed muzzle and beady black eyes. Photos of these little beauties can be found and viewed online. This expensive breed makes a lasting impression on everyone around it, especially since its representatives have a playful nature without losing their independence.

Most of us have pets, but even if we don't have one, the thought of getting one often crosses our minds. Before choosing a pet, it's important to clearly understand what awaits the family once the animal arrives. Any living creature requires attention and care.

German Spitz are the oldest dog breed in Central Europe. According to historical records, they are the ancestors of the Rütemeyer and the Turf Dog, both of which lived during the Stone Age. At the beginning of the century, small and medium-sized Pomeranians were twice as tall as they are today, and their weight at that time was approximately 15 kg. However, over time, selection for miniaturization began, and their weight dropped to 5 kg.