Dogs

Cinema has always had a knack for introducing new trends. These include the fancy lace-up sneakers from "Back to the Future" and Danila Bagrov's sweater from "Brother," which every third boy in the post-Soviet space dreamed of receiving as a gift. Animals are no exception. Everyone has seen a movie starring a four-legged friend at least once. Some dog breeds have created a stir and left a lasting mark on people's hearts. The Wizard of Oz Read more

I'd like to tell you a story that once again proves that dogs aren't just loyal and devoted friends, but also very intelligent and resourceful animals that can truly surprise you. My grandmother had long wanted a dog. It would be a guard dog, so to speak, and a loyal friend always nearby. She didn't care whether it was a purebred or not, as long as it had a kind soul. But so far, it's never gone beyond talk.Read more

The film "Beethoven" was released in 1992. Until then, large, shaggy dogs hadn't been popular, due to their living conditions—not everyone had a spacious home and yard. Several facts about St. Bernards made them famous and desirable in many families after this film.Read more

Fines regulate not the animal's behavior, but the owner's attitude toward the pet and others. Owners of aggressive dog breeds are more likely to face fines, as by law they are required to ensure the safety of other people and animals.Read more

According to data obtained by Swedish scientists, dog owners live longer. This is good news for anyone who has a pet: a dog is not only man's best friend, but also a key to achieving longevity.Read more