Dog
Tips for choosing a puppy
When deciding whether to buy a pedigree dog, you need to consider how your relatives and neighbors will treat it. Of course, if we are talking about a private house…

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How to raise a dog
All dog owners want their pets to obey and execute commands at their first request. So that they do not jump with their front paws on guests and loved ones.…

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Alaskan malamute
Homeland and time of occurrence: North America, antiquity; height 58-71 cm, weight 39-56 kg Description: The Alaskan Malamute is naturally adapted to live in a cold climate. Most comfortably, these…

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Australian Cattle Dog (Blue Healer)

Homeland and time of occurrence: Australia, XIX century; height 43–51 cm, weight 16–20 kg. australian-cattle-dog-blue-heeler-01

Description: A tireless worker and capable attentive companion are the main qualities of this breed. Australian herding dogs have thick and straight coat with speckled coat. Most puppies are generally born white, but as they grow, the color of the wool darkens. Continue reading →

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Dog Commands
Standard commands that we give the dog are considered the most ordinary, non-service commands, such as “next”, “to me”, “lie down”, “sit”, place ”, etc. In the process of dog…

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Anatolian Karabash (Anatolian Cattle Dog)
Homeland and time of occurrence: Turkey, the Middle Ages; height 71-81 cm, weight 41-64 kg Description: These are big, strong, powerful and impressive dogs, whose main purpose is grazing of…

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Obedience competition
The main objective of the obedience competition is to show the dog's ability to obey the orders of the owner or handler, regardless of the situation and provocations from the…

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Place for a puppy
Conditions of keeping puppies depends on the breed and nature of the use of the dog in the service in the future. It is better to keep German Shepherds in…

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