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The race of German boxer either Boxer, it is one of the most sought after worldwide, they are balanced, affectionate and very sociable. Being active and faithful dogs, the boxer are ideal for caring for the family, even children, they are always alert to any situation and take care of them and the house without any problem. These dogs create a very special bond with families, they easily adapt to the home environment and are complacent, protective and very affectionate.  You must keep in mind that it is a race that has a lot of physical strength, therefore you have to constantly supervise them when they play with children. As are excellent company dogs, it is important to take them for a walk, play with them and keep them in frequent physical activity, so you will keep your pet very happy. Size: Medium. Weight: Between 25 and 32kg. Hair type: Very short and smooth. Character: Cheerful, playful, energetic, devout, intrepid, friendly, intelligent, loyal, confident, calm, brave Health: You can have some health problems. Life expectancy: Between 10 and 12 years. Origin of the boxer This breed is German origin, is born in Munich In the year 1.895, in a name farm "Von Dom". Its creators were Friedrich Robert, Lard König and R. Höpner, founders of the first "Deutscher Boxer Club". It is born from the crossing between a Bullenbeisser Brabant (extinct dog of German origin and race developed by the hunters. His name means bull bite or bull bites) and a bulldog (English bulldog, called as bull bites, by dogs used in bulls around the seventeenth century, being prohibited in the year 199, in the United Kingdom).   This breed was used as a messenger war dog and as an ambulance dog during World War II, moving communication cables and helping to mobilize wounded soldiers. According to the UKC (United Kennel Club), the term "boxer" is due to the striking of his chest and his way of walking; The predisposition of their front legs resembles the position of the boxers. It is also said that the term derives from "Boxl", a word used by the Germans to designate the Bullenbeisser. Boxer puppy care By having a Boxer puppy, preferably from 8 weeks of birth, considers the attention you are going to provide. They are very playful and active. Do not leave it only for a long time and make it gently and tenderness. As it is a puppy, it can easily be scared. Despite his robust image, he is fragile, be very careful not to charge him followed, or bother while adapting to his new atmosphere. You should not scream, you have to talk to you with a calm tone of voice and you cannot hit you when you make some mischief, that would cause a trauma to the puppy and develop a fearful or aggressive attitude.  Allow you to meet every corner of your home, gain confidence and security. Show his bed and toys, who knows that he is also part of the family. It places the place where you will have your food and water, as are the place where your needs will do. Both of Puppies As adults, you can't neglect boxer's health, vaccines are important to prevent diseases. It fulfills its control of visits to the veterinarian. The ideal time to start vaccines control is from two or three months of age. The food must be special for race and according to age. It happens the same with personal care items that you use such as shampoo, brush or rubber glove to comb. Believe your boxer a routine, such as the time to go for a walk, play, feed, sleep and bath day.  The puppies cannot be bathed before three months, or when they have been vaccinated, to be able to do it, you have to wait a week after their vaccination. You can clean your pet with wet wipes if necessary. It is recommended to bathe them every 25 or 30 days, so you do not eliminate the natural fat from your skin, which protects it from allergies and sensitivity. Physical and mental stimulation is necessary for the healthy development of your pet. Take it for a walk at least three times a day, run and play. Physical activity will help him develop his muscles and maintain a weight according to his height. Maintaining contact with nature and other environments will help you develop your senses remarkably. Boxer feed Keep in mind the age of your boxer to fulfill your Power scheme. Before the fourth week of born it still depends on his mother and it is not advisable to give him solid foods. As it grows, it will be necessary to incorporate high feed in protein.  The amount of food you must give will increase as it grows. In the same way, it decreases the frequency in which it must feed. Your diet must be careful and balanced, the most recommended that you consult with the veterinarian the food scheme that you should supply. Avoid giving your food remains, as well as foods rich in starch or chocolate. The ideal is to provide a I think of high quality like the one we offer in Blue Wolf.  Verify that food likes your boxer and supervises if you tolerate it by observing the appearance of your feces. Do not forget that according to your diet, it will be a healthy and cheerful pet. Race characteristics Boxer's life expectancy is 10 to 12 yearsThat depends on whether it is a healthy dog ​​and the care you offer during your life time. You can have a short life average, if you don't give adequate attention. It is convenient to take it regularly to the veterinarian for control. It is one of the races of brachicéfalos dogs, that is, its skull is wide and short, and Chato snout compared to other dogs. He has a heavy and strong head, provided with his body and with a jaw of great pressure. On his face he presents a kind of black mask. His eyes are dark or almond. Of folded ears towards the cheeks. It is a dog with a strong neck and wide chest, so it demonstrates character and presence with its lively movement. Muscular, athletic, short back and strong legs. Its size can be from medium to large. The average height of the male is 57 to 63 cm, and the female is 53 to 59 cm. As for the weight of the male, it is between 27 and 32 kg, and the female of 25 to 29 kg. His fur is short, a bit hard and bright, in a stunned color but that comes to vary in some types of boxer, such as whites, black and brown. We can find 5 types of boxer: Tabby: It is one of the most common, its fur is dark brown with black stripes on the back and white in the chest, belly, legs and ankles. Some are so dark that they seem black. White: Only 25% of the specimens of this breed are born white. They are not albinos but are sensitive to the sun. You must apply sunscreen if you are going to expose it to UV rays, since they are prone to cancer. Black: The color that generates controversy, because it is genetically unlikely that it is born of this color. There are only two reasons for your boxer to be black. The first is that it is not a pure race, for inheriting certain genes of their predecessors between the crossing of two mestizos but also boxer (which are not pure). The second is that it is tied but invested, that is, very dark. Tawny: It is from a single brown to almost reddish color, and also with white spots on the chest, belly and legs. Albino: How to know if it is albino or white? Take into consideration the color of their eyes, they are lightly color and their eyelids are pink for not producing melanin), unlike the white that has dark eyes.  If you have any spout or snout, it is not albino. Both white and albino boxer can develop skin and eye cancer, so protection is recommended, mainly in summer. This type of boxer is difficult to find. As for your temperament, Boxer are dogs that stand out for their intelligence, energy and are very playful. It is usual that they are believed to be aggressive dogs, but nothing further from reality. They are usually family and protective animals of their surroundings. If any specimen is aggressive, it is because it has not been raised correctly. Boxer health If you have offered your dog a balanced diet, you have kept it physically active and have given him all the love he deserves, you cannot rule out, or neglect, the possible diseases he may suffer in the future.  The most common diseases in the boxer are usually presented by starting their old age, so you must be very attentive with some normal behavior. By knowing your health status, you can avoid or attend to any of the diseases that affect this race of dogs, such as: Heart problems Tumors Epilepsy Hip dysplasia, hereditary bone disease. Stomach torsion, presents inflammation and abdominal pain Spondylosis, degenerative condition of the spine Canine osteoarthritis, which causes a lot of pain and is presented in areas such as the hip and back Dermatitis If you are in mind of the health problems of your puppy's parents, you will know what disease it can be prone. In addition to this it is important that you know that This breed has low heat tolerance, for this reason you should not force your dog to exercise, since it could present a heat stroke and put the life of your pet at risk. The attention and care you give to your pets is important, your quality and life expectancy will depend on this. How to educate your pet According to the smarter dog list of the psychologist and professor Stanley Coren, the boxer race is in the 48th position, for having a medium work intelligence and obedience. They respond 30% of the time.  Between 40 and 80 repetitions need to understand an order.  Canine intelligence has three aspects according to Coren: Instinctive intelligence: It has skills such as grazing, guardian or company. Adaptive Intelligence: Ability to solve a problem. Labor and obedience intelligence: It is the ability to learn from the human being. Thanks to the link created between the tutor and the pet, the dog's ability and abilities develop.  Training and education are fundamental keys to a better relationship with the environment, so it should begin when it is still a puppy. Once the basic orders of obedience have been learned, you proceed with the canine orders such as tricks, give the leg or bark when you ask, sit or lie, to name a few. Among other teachings, is that of the periodic role to make your needs on paper and take it out at certain times to make them out of the house. The use of the necklace and the belt, can be tested hours before leaving so that it adapts little by little and does not want to remove them when it goes for a walk. Some boxer curiosities The International Cinological Federation (FCI), International Federation responsible for promoting and governing cynology or canofilia, as well as dog breeding standards, Does not accept the white and albino boxer as copies of this breed. In Spain, boxer is not considered a dangerous race, although it is still thought that it is in other parts of the world. During the Second World War, the race was ignored, being accepted in the coming years in the United States. Do not hesitate to have your Boxer breed pet, it will be the ideal partner. Cheerful, faithful and excellent companion for your life. Check the origin, character and other curiosities of other dog breeds here: Border Collie English Pointer Golden Retriever Cocker Spaniel English Samoyed Schnauzer Belgian shepherd French bulldog Bull Terrier Andalusian winemaker

We know that The dog is man's best friend, but what very few know is that this friendship dates back to thousands of years. There are some dog breeds that have been news since ancient times, as evidence has been found in daily use utensils achieved in excavations. One of those races is the Shar Pei, which is believed to be originally from China and from which drawings made on ceramic vessels have been found that date back to more than 200 B.C.   This breed has common body characteristics with other races also considered old, which are supposed to have allowed them to adapt and resist the very diverse environmental conditions that they have been able to face for so many years. We are going to know a little more about this breed of dog that had a great boom in ancient times as a company animal. Size: Medium. Weight: Between 18 and 30kg. Hair type: Very short and smooth. Character: Distrustful, devout, affectionate, reserved, independent, loving Health: Quite delicate health Life expectancy: Between 9 and 11 years. Shar Pei History There is an unseeding hypothesis that Shar Pei are descendants of the Chinese Chow Chow race because both have a bluish black tongue. However, there is no certainty of this data because, during its greatest boom in the time of the Han dynasty (206 BC to 220 A.D.), Central Asia was a commercial traffic route between the colonies of the Roman Empire and that could allow the arrival in China of dog breeds that were originally from the Roman colonies.   Some races of mastiffs have also been considered among their ancestors, such as the Dogo del Tibet, and it has even been pointed to the Mountain Race of the Pyrenees, which shares with Sharpei the presence of double supplementary fingers, although this last relationship is not so strong, because there are breeds in France, Mongolia and other Asia regions that also present this characteristic. Many of the Physical characteristics of Shar Pei They assume that this breed could be used as a guard dog, although the Chinese considered it as a fight dog and also used it for hunting. Then They were used as company dogs Therefore, when the Popular Republic of China and the communist regime were established, the Sharpei were persecuted and almost extinguished because they considered themselves a symbol of capitalism. That persecution caused some specimens to be taken out of China and some varieties, such as the American. In Hong Kong, some copies were also rescued, but the line that was reproduced was of lower quality than it currently exists.  Shar Pei Characteristics The most distinctive characteristic of Shar Pei is the amount of folds or wrinkles that are formed in the skin, especially when he is a puppy. In fact, his Chinese name means "sand skin”In allusion to the movement of wrinkles when moving and to be rough to touch. It is considered a medium dog, with a square and fornid body constitution, largely in proportion to the body, wrinkles on the forehead and on the cheeks and towards the area of ​​the tail. Its colors can be varied, among them is the black, gray or blue, the lilac, which is a very clear tone of gray, the color, the color, the color, the color, the color, the color, the color of the color Chocolate. With few exceptions the fur is uniform and solid. Only the white color is not recognized by the FCI. The chocolate color is very quoted due to its rarity.   The most common form of its tail is rounded base becoming narrower towards the tip, while the way it carries it can be varied: curved on the back, falling to one side or another, tall and hunched over or as a tirabuz. The snout form is also peculiar and characteristic of this race; It is wide from the base to the tip and can present a bulging. Another of its distinctive characteristics is the coloration of the tongue, the palate, the gums and the Belfos, which are between blue and black. The lips are very fleshy. The shape of its triangle -shaped ears is striking, with a rounded tip, directed towards the eyes. They are small and thick, glued to the skull and very separate between them.  Shar Pei Temperament The Shar Pei are described as dogs of a quiet and independent nature, although always alert and active. They are affectionate with known people, but they can be little friendly with strangers. It is not considered an aggressive dog, but its nature is a hunter, so it must be well trained to control its aggressiveness in moments of play. Puppies are unruly and like to play, but that changes once they grow. The dogs of this race must be subject to a fairly strict and careful training because their hunting nature can make them little sociable and irreverent. During their formation and growth they must be subjected to noise, presence of other dogs and groups of people to overcome their natural suspicion towards the unknown. They can have a Very active behavior, efficiently performing many tasks taught.  Shar Pei care Shar Pei feed The dogs of the Shar Pei race are very sensitive to allergies And they have a delicate stomach, so food must be based on rice and fish, mainly, foods that are more digestible to them. Shar Pei Body Care There are many myths around The body care that dogs of the Shar Pei race must have. However, their care is not very different from those that must be followed with some other dog breeds. The bathroom should not be excessive not to eliminate the fat layer that surrounds your body and provides protection. It is suggested to bathe them every month and a half or two months. Of course, after the bathroom or if you get wet for some other reason, special care must be taken to dry each of the folds of your skin to avoid the appearance of fungi. Since their fur is very short, they can be exposed to sunburn and must also protect themselves from excessive cold.   With them you should be more careful to avoid flea attack and ticks, because skin folds are a perfect hiding place for these parasites. It is recommended to use an antipary spray once a week, but only in those areas more likely to the annoying bichitos. Sharpei hair should also be brushed weekly and should not be cut, to avoid possible wounds in the most rough skin areas. Eyes and ears care should be a bit more detailed. Again, The skin folds of the Shar Pei They can be somewhat annoying, because they stimulate the formation of legañas in the eyes, which must be eliminated with boiled or chamomile water to avoid their accumulation and that infections are produced.   For its part, the small auditory channel that Sharpei possesses due to the peculiar shape of its ears makes it very easy to accumulate wax and dirt, which you must monitor to remove every day if necessary. Sometimes, you can feel a strong smell that will require the visit to the veterinarian. Physical activity The dogs of the race Shar Pei require daily exercises because they are very energetic animals that have a tendency to overweight. Three walks are recommended to help them drain the energies. It is a dog that loves walking, with an agile and balanced step. Diseases suffered by dogs from the Shar Pei race Many of the diseases suffering from specimens of this breed are related to the presence of wrinkles in their skin. This feature favors the appearance of fungi and other skin problems, such as dermatitis, dryness and the formation of leather flaps or warts in the eyelids, both higher and lower, which can even affect the operation of the eye.   A disease that can be important in the dogs of this race is the so -called Shar Pei fever, which is hereditary, but not mortal if it has been detected since they are puppies and is treated properly. The origin of this evil is not known very well, only that the dog is suffering some infectious process. The characteristic symptoms are high fever (more than 39 ° C), inflammation of the joints, mainly in the limbs; inflammation of snout and stomach discomfort. Generally the symptoms appear before the year and a half. The treatment for these symptoms must be indicated by a veterinarian, who can supply the antipyretic and anti -inflammatory dog ​​non -steroidal for joint pain, together with antibiotics. Since it is a disease that has no cure, all prevention and care must be considered to control symptoms and avoid complications. Although there are some other evils associated with the eyes, the mouth, the nostrils and body deformations or physiological dysfunctions, the work done by the serious and responsible breeders has managed to eradicate some other of the most serious problems presented by the dogs of the Shar Pei race.  Data and curiosities about the dogs of the Shar Pei race What is the best atmosphere for a Shar Pei? A dog of the Shar Pei race can adapt almost to any situation, either to life in the field or in an apartment, then It's a neat dog, nothing scandalous and very independent. Of course, he prefers to live in shelter with his family, even if he needs his daily walks. What are the phobias of the dogs of the Shar Pei race? They don't like water at all! Nor are they very friends with excessive heat, since they produce respiratory difficulties.  What is Shar Pei's relationship with other "little"? Shar pei are considered to maintain "Good relationships”With children and other pets whenever they are raised with them. However, certain precautions should be taken, especially when they play, because they can have somewhat aggressive trends. It is also advisable to teach children to treat their pets well. It is believed that Shar Pei are fearful Sometimes, the dogs of the Shar Pei race can flee when someone suddenly approaches them, but they do not flee because they are scared, but because of the lack of good peripheral vision due to the presence of skin folds around their eyes. In fact, They are considered excellent guard dogs, so you should not get carried away by the quiet aspect they present. The Shar Pei have a strong snoring Almost like any dog, The specimens of this Roncan breed. Sometimes, they have a way of snack that can be confused with grunts. Both are characteristics present in crushed face dogs. Are Shar Pei slugs? The Shar Pei are not considered sluggish dogs, although they can produce drool after drinking water, when they are trapped in the folds that surround their mouth. In addition, as expected, drool when you show them some food that they know is delicious.  Some Shar Pei Famous During the 70s The dogs of this breed were used in innumerable advertising campaigns, which led them to become one of the most fashionable dogs at that time. The consequences were disastrous, because the breeders wanted to develop specimens of Shar Pei with more wrinkles, producing great complications of the skin and eyes. They also developed a variety not yet recognized call Mini Pei That, as the name implies, it is much smaller. If you are thinking of acquiring a sharei, you should know that the decision of buy one of these dogs You must have more to do with your willingness to take care of your training than with its characteristics, since we have seen that It is a very familiar and affectionate animal, which can be a good companion animal, but also a good guard dog that needs great care and attention. Enjoy other races in these articles in our blog: Border Collie Boxer Schnauzer Andalusian winemaker Australian shepherd Golden Retriever French bulldog

As with humans, emotions play an indispensable role in the health of our pets. Especially in dogs because they are identified by nature as very sensitive animals. The Depression in dogs It can be more common than what is thought and, many times, it can go unnoticed, since the symptoms that occur when they appear are not considered important. Some canine races have the ability to perceive when their masters are sad or tired, and use their sweetness to fill them with love and company, which is very effective. But what to do when our dog is depressed? As good connoisseurs of the behavior of our pets, suspect that something does not go well should be a reason for attention. Noticeing it sad or discouraged can be the indicative of a possible depression in the canine. For this reason, we have dedicated this article to depression in dogs, what are its symptoms, main causes and how to cope with this condition with pets. Do not stop reading this important information that will help you identify this condition in your dog and how to treat it so that your best friend is again a happy and happy pet. Causes of canine depression The causes of depression in dogs are varied. Situations such as an episode of stress or anxiety, even some change in its routine, can be unleashed factors of a depressive process. Let's see some of the more common causes: Loneliness or boredom One of the main provocative protagonists of this state may be loneliness or boredom. This because of the neglect by the owner or family members, many hours only at home, or lack of walks or games. In general, this situation generates anxiety and negative behavior, such as depression or rebellion. Sensation of replacement Either because of the presence of a new pet, or the arrival of a new member of the family, Dogs can feel displaced or replaced in the eyes of their owners by this new company. Which generates sadness and discouragement in it. Trying to feel the love of yours, our company and foster coexistence with the new pet (if necessary), or not to move it to a new baby is elementary to avoid these episodes. Loss of a loved one The loss of a person or a nearby animal, with whom he did different activities, may be the cause of this state in dogs, since he notices the absence of his partner. Trying to cope with this situation by doing the same things that the canine used is very effective to avoid this disorder at the moment. Home or family change A trip, a move or a family change can be a cause of depression in dogs. Keep in mind that the dog goes through an adaptation process that requires your attention and help. Disease Suffer one disease that makes it difficult to continue its routine Games and walks, among many other activities he developed is, without a doubt, an aspect originally from this disorder. In general, by improving dog's health, your mood should also do it. These are some of the most common canine depression causes, the indispensable thing is to avoid the presence of each of them, or to know how to handle them, in order to keep our dog with a positive mood. Symptoms Identifying when a dog suffers from this condition is not a simple task, either because the manifestations and changes in their behavior or because erroneously it is thought that the canine tries to get attention. It is important to say that depression represents a serious problem for dog health. If not being treated, it can lead to death. Hence, identifying the symptoms that indicate their presence is fundamental. A dog can be passing a depressive picture when: Does not eat It looks sad Sleep all day It is little affective He doesn't play Does not attend to its owner's call Hides in lonely and dark places Presents behavioral changes These are some of the most common manifestations that our dog usually presents to a depression picture. Apathy, reluctance and anxiety are the most repeated consequences in this emotional condition that affects the life of our paths. If you notice some of these signs in your pets, go to a veterinarian will be the most recommended step to treat the disease and improve your best friend's emotional health. Treatment and prevention of depression in dogs Both the treatment and the prevention of this psychological condition are intended to ensure a better quality of life and well -being to the canine. And assure its owner a healthy, happy and active pet to enjoy different activities together. In the case of treatment, it will depend on the degree of the disease. If it is a serious process, the veterinarian will dictate the necessary measures and drugs for recovery. However, the first step and the most important is Identify the cause of the depressive picture, because if it is any of those mentioned, it is possible to treat them mostly without the need for medications. Paying more attention to the pet, performing practices with stimulating play, walks and filling it with love are, in most cases, enough to reduce canine depression, when it comes to a slight case. Consult at all times with a specialist in this situation will allow it to be handled in the best way and taking the right steps in the canino recovery. In any of the contexts, the love and health of our pets is linked to the attention and care provided in all aspects. That is why a determining key to preventing this evil is to maintain a balance between these factors, in order to have a healthy and cheerful dog. More curiosities about canine health: Why do dogs lose their appetite? Dogs with anxiety What to do? Bullshit Gastric torsion in dogs Hip dysplasia Elbow dysplasia

He Berna Boyero, also known as Dürrbächler, Berner Sennenhung, Bernese Mountain Dog Or Boyero Bernés, he is a large bearing dog that has many talents. He is affectionate, of good temperament, partner and faithful to its owner. Keep reading to learn more about its history and origin and the care of this race. Size: Big. Weight: Between 36 and 50kg. Hair type: Long and smooth Character: Intelligent, affectionate, loyal, faithful Health: Susceptible to congenital diseases Life expectancy: Between 6 and 8 years. History and origin of the Boyero dog of Bern There are several theories that try to explain The origin of the Boyero of Bern. One of them, considers that their origins date back to an Asian dog, muscular, strong, of great head, short snout and strong jaws, which the Romans brought from the Alps and that they used in their battles. Another theory and, perhaps the most viable, dates back to the nineteenth century where the Boyero was used by the Swiss farmers of the canton of Bern as A working dog, since it was intelligent, obedient, guardian, resistant to the inclement weather in the mountains, herd driver and, in addition, had a great strength to carry small cars with milk drums in those areas where he still did not reach the rail. Its original name, "Dürrbächler," comes from a small town in the canton of Berna, known as Dürrbach, where they raised these dogs. In 1883, the Swiss Canine Association organized its first exhibition of dogs, but did not give rise to the Boyeros. However, almost 10 years later, a Burgdorf innkeeper named Franz Schertenleib renewed the interest in this race, inspired by the legends that his father told him about this beautiful farmer dog. Twenty years later of the first exhibition of the Swiss Canine Association, another one organized in which Dürrbächler or Boyero de Bern, thanks to several fans of this race that convinced the association so that six males and a female were exhibited. In 1908, Franz Sclertenleib presented at the Anniversary Expo of the Swiss cynological society in Langenthal still "Bernés Haja Mountain Mountain"Thanks to the characteristics of this beautiful mountain dog, the Swiss geologist and naturalist Albert Heim, who was a judge on that day, fell in love in such a way that he decided to create the Swiss Club of Dürrbäch, and defined the Boyero of Berna as follows:“ He is a guardian, a great companion, good arriero and livestock, excellent as a shooting animal. It protects children, is kind, loving, affectionate, attentive to all indication of its owner, faithful, obedient, easy to educate and playful. Many love to go to the water. " At present, it is no longer considered as a working dog, but rather as a domestic and familiar dog. This may be due to the fact that in our time it is no longer necessary to resort to the use of this breed. Thanks to his great efforts for Preserve and improve Boyero de Bern, on April 24, 1910, Albert Heim held an exhibition in Burgdorf in which 107 dogs of this breed were registered. This exhibition was so successful that in 1935 there were Berna Boyero Breeders Clubs in Holland, Germany, the United States and Belgium. Together with other races such as Entebuch's Boyero, a large Swiss and Boyero of Appenzell, form the four races of regional dogs of the Swiss Alps, which occupies approximately 62.5 percent of the country, in its central and sweaty area. With the passage of time and after several crosses, Berna's Boyero became the dog we know today. Physical characteristics of the Boyero dog of Bern Berna's boyo is the only dog ​​breed that has soft and long hair. The various crosses over time gave rise to a robust dog, with the ability to protect the flock and work as a shooting animal. It has great stature, it is strong and sensible. Its ears are medium and fall to the sides of the head. It has white spots on the head, in the torso, at the tip of the tail and the legs and around the neck. It also has a mierraded tone in the eyebrows, around the cheeks, in the torso and on the legs. His fur has three colors: brown, black and white. The females measure between 58 to 66 cm, being the ideal size between 60 and 63 cm. The weight is between 40 and 50 kilos. The males measure between 64 and 70 cm, being the ideal size between 60 and 63 cm. The weight varies from 45 to 60 kilos. Berna Boyero Dog character and personality Your temperament is peaceful. Berna's boyero is also a very companion animal. He is always close to his neighbor, as a way to demonstrate his companionship. This breed of dog loves being with its owner at all times. That is his greatest pleasure. Berna Boyero Puppies The Boyero of Bern can procreate 10 to 12 children. His puppies are well undisciplined and active. When they reach four months they grow rapidly, which leaves them susceptible to injuries and pains in the bones. Following a diet with an excellent quality ration, produced with 15 percent fat and 24 percent protein, you can prevent its rapid growth, because it is a low -calorie diet. On the other hand, when Berna's Boyero puppy Be at home, show him his space inside the home and have his site to sleep and what are the typical noises of the house. Let each of the corners inspect for its arrival so that the adaptation is produced in a gradual and normal way. It is usual that during the first nights they howle and cry calling his mother and his brothers. On the other hand, think of the future, that is, if you are not going to allow you to climb to the couch or the bed, they will not have to do it as children. Accominate it to use necklace and strap, get only to leave and take it when I get home to associate it with the walk. He physical contact with the family It is essential for this breed. Berna Boyero Dog's Food and Health Most dogs in this race can suffer from hip dysplasia once elderly. To prevent your Berna Boyero from having this complication, it is important that your Exercise routine be disciplined from very small. This race requires a lot of space, because they are very active and need to move all the time. Visit to the veterinarian regularly to get calm that he has no infections, wounds, rashes, inflammations in the nose, skin, eyes, mouth or legs. There should be no secretion in the eyes or redness. These care are of the utmost importance to avoid or identify possible health problems. Berna's boyo is susceptible to diseases like any other CAN, although the most common problems are elbow dysplasia, dissecting osteochondritis, histiocytosis, gastric torsion, progressive retinal atrophy, and thermal shock, in addition to hip dysplasia. As for food, it is advised that your Berna coma boyero of three to five rations of good quality dry food divided into two daily portions. A feed of excellent quality will avoid well -being problems in the future and, in addition, money on visits to the veterinarian. Avoid overhabiting your dog with extras such as leftovers, awards, food for people, Snacks, etc. Never let you freely have the amount of feed that he wants. Do not forget to offer fresh and abundant water. A balanced and limited diet to the fair amount can avoid numerous problems and avoid the appearance of chronic problems in large dog dogs. Its growth from it is born until it reaches its maximum weight passes from 500g to 70 kilos or more in just 18 months. The Boyero of Bern will have to consume acids, amino acids, oils, high digestibility proteins, antioxidants and elements such as chondroitin to reinforce the characteristics of their fur and skin, and protect the joints. The obesity of this race is dangerous, since its joints are its weak point. Berna Boyero Dog Care Berna's boyero likes to live outdoors, mainly in cold weather regions. It needs to do moderate physical exercises every day, approximately 30 minutes of walking. It is necessary to comb your hair twice a week to avoid risks and knots. When you were moving your hair, you will have to increase the frequency of brushing. It is advised to take a bath every three months to maintain your beautiful appearance. In regions with high temperatures, the bathroom can be in minor intervals. It is also necessary to brush your teeth daily, or two or three times in the week to eliminate bacteria and tartar. On the other hand, cut your nails and examine your ears every week, clean them with a piece of cotton embedded in a product that has the balanced pH. Limpials only the outside once a month. If the temperature was very high, do not let your dog exercise energetically. Have it exercised in the morning or at night and always keep it fresh. If it remains inside the house, the ideal is to use the fan or air conditioning to refresh it. If I were out of the house, keep it in the shade. Another important thing is not to allow it to exercise in paved streets, for example. Ideally do it on the grass. It prevents Bern Boyero to load with a high weight or jump excessively until he completes the two years, so that his joints are completely forming. Education and training of the Boyero de Bern There are no doubt that Berna's boyo is happy when she is performing some taskWell, he loves complying. It should not be forgotten that in their country of origin, many dogs of this breed continue to work on the farms taking care of the cattle, throwing carts and protecting their owners. To the Boyeros de Bern too They can train them as rescue dogs, especially in the mountainous areas where there are usually avalanches and tremors. Some may locate injured people in forested areas. This dog loves to follow traces and, therefore, helps find lost people. In fact, many canine associations organize various events to challenge the skills of different races of work dogs. Currently AGILITY It is a very popular competitive modality among the Bernese, although its great passion is the Carting. Other pleasant activities for both the owner and the dog are beauty exhibitions, as their physical attributes are very noticeable. Berna's boyo is a very obedient animal, so You are always willing to follow your owner's orders. It is not aggressive, but you do not like strangers, so you have to socialize it from puppy. To educate it you have to start with exercise; Training sessions must be no more than 10 minutes. Use concrete words and gestures to teach the Boyero of Bern what you really want me to do and once you have fulfilled your orders, you will have to reward it with a caress or with a candy. Training a Bernés is a simple, but necessary job. Teach him not to pull the belt, to come when you call it, to respond to his name and do his needs on the indicated site. The Boyero of Bern It is very intelligent and can learn many skills and orders, so you will have to add intelligence games to your education, as well as several activities that help you remain mentally active. One of the great behavior problems of this race is destructiveness. If they do not receive enough exercise and do not pay the attention they need, Berna's boyers can be very destructive. Conclusion As you can see the Bernés or Boyero de Bern It is a dog with many skills, in addition to faithful and affectionate. His relationship with children is excellent, but with other dogs it is dominant. Its average life is eight to nine years and its high maintenance cost. It is calm, alert and affectionate with the entire family unit, since its greatest happiness is to be with its most beloved beings. Other articles that can be of interest to you: San Bernardo German shepherd Doberman ROTTWEILER Napolitan mastin Cane Corso Tibetan mastin Dalmatian English greyhound

The dog has been characterized throughout history for being the best friend of man, not only because of his faithfulness, proportion of affection or company, but in some cases, by his intelligence and level of attention. The ability of some canines can be amazing to address the orders of their owners, or learn habits more easily than other animals, this can be considered as a high level of intelligence. On different occasions, dogs can be grouped so much for their appearance, agility, or for their behavior, among other characteristics. This time our intention is to recognize The most smart dog breeds in the world. So if you are thinking of adopting a dog as a pet and wants an intelligent partner, or if you already have one and want to know if it belongs to the smartest dog breeds in the world, do not stop reading the content that we will present below, it will surely surprise you. Types of canine intelligence Did you know what There are several types of canine intelligence? Before entering the list of smarter dog breeds in the world, we will talk about the types of intelligence they can possess. This classification comes from the investigations carried out by the neuropsychologist Stanley Coren, who gave a transcendental turn to the theme of canine intelligence by qualifying it as follows: Instinctive In a simpler way, it refers to the cognitive capacity of the dog To fulfill the purpose on which it was raised, be they tasks such as grazing, trackers, recovery, among others. Adaptive This type of canine intelligence focuses more on the Dog's ability to adapt to a certain situation, or solve a certain problem alone. Work and obedience In this case, this intelligence is more inclined to Learning dog skill of training with their owners. The 10 smarter dog races in the world Based on these types of intelligence, Dr. Coren made his qualification of the most smart dog breeds in the world, based mainly on the criteria of obedience and work. Locating them in a descending way, according to their intelligence level, these races are: Border Collie The first place in the list of the smartest races occupy it The Border Collie. Combined with their great athletic spirit, the intelligence of these canines can be amazing, which is why their use in activities such as grazing is very common. In addition to being an excellent competitor, due to his athletic spirit, obedience and great agility. He Border Collie It is also characterized by being a working dog. Therefore, it is always in constant movement, performing some activity. It is indefatigable, so they require space and always stay in some work. Poodle Learning and game are the common denominator of the second most intelligent canine breed in the world, The Poodle. Despite its small size, this friend has a great brain, which has made it popular. A very perceptive, obedient, agile and attentive dog are distinctive characteristics of this race, so learning tricks is not complicated at all. You should always look for a way to keep it entertaining, otherwise you will seek to do it by your own means. German shepherd The Mental Dexterity of German Shepherd, together with his muscular and agile bearing, they have made this dog in the third place in the list of the most intelligent breeds in the world. These attributes have also led him to become an excellent partner for works such as Guardian, with police, guide dog and even for activities such as grazing. Golden Retriever The intelligence of the Golde Retriever has granted great popularity. Its main characteristics range from the great attention, learning and patience. So they have easily been adapted as guide dogs and in rescue work. If they are trained from puppies, these canines can adopt permanently positive behavior, also making them an excellent family pet. Doberman Pinscher The distinctive characteristics of the Doberman As one of the most intelligent dog breeds in the world, they stand out for those who have as pets. It is an animal with great capacity for learning, obedience and speed. Its high intelligence, combined with a remarkable physical force, can make it an aggressive animal if it is not properly trained. Therefore, the importance of socialization and effective training in these canines is essential. Shetland pastor dog A dog breed not only recognized for its intelligence, but also, for its great ability to remain in constant movement. Due to its learning ability, it has become a great competitor in obedience tests. In addition to notice its agility, so grazing is one of the most common practices in which this canine is visualized. Labrador retriever A remarkable intelligence, in addition to their love spirit and agility, make this race one of the most popular to be chosen as a family pet. Fast, intelligent and collaborator, Labrador Retriever is a perfect partner for training activities. Therefore, your preference as a search dog, rescue or guide dogs is not surprising. EPAGNEUL PAPILLA The skill of Papillus It combines perfectly with your intelligence. This canine breed has a very wide learning capacity, so acquiring habits and tricks is not difficult. Playful and fun par excellence. ROTTWEILER Although its appearance shows otherwise, The rotTweiler breed can be one of the funny And playful. His intelligence is one of the greatest virtues, so it is common to see it in police groups, grazing activities among others. The training of these dogs must start from an early age so that they can easily adapt to their surroundings. Australian livestock shepherd A widely adaptable race. However, because it was commonly raised to maintain cattle in order, it must be maintained in constant occupation, as it can be very hyperactive. His intelligence and adaptability, they make a great companion in the field. Take a look at: The most famous dogs in history Dogs and their professions The best police dog races 12 dog races that do not release hair The smallest dog breeds in the world

When it comes to our dog, one of the issues to which we must pay attention is food. We have the habit, in many cases, to supply in your diet the food we consume, and that is a mistake. This act can be harmful to the health of the canine, because its diet is usually different in a large number of aspects compared to that of a human. However, there are some human consumption foods that, ingested properly, can be a contribution to our dog's diet. One of them is bread. Surely you will be wondering if really Dogs can eat bread. The answer to this unknown will be given throughout this article. In it we will not only guide you about the consumption of bread of your canine but, in addition, we will contribute some recommendations on how to include it in the diet and what kind of bread can the best friend of man eat. Can I give my dog ​​bread? A very normal question both in social networks and in veterinary consultations is this. As part of the kind of omnivorous animals, dogs have numerous foods within their diet that provide them with the necessary nutrients for their well -being. However, we must not forget that the canine diet must be fundamentally based on the consumption of proteins, minerals and vitamins. The carbohydrates requirement in our dog's feeding being minimal. That is why, although a small piece of bread can be given to our dog, This food should not be included regularly in your diet. Much less be the basis of it, since the excess in its consumption can increase its weight in an excessive way and generate obesity or blood glucose disorders. Like the human body, the presence of carbohydrates such as bread in a moderate way, is necessary to achieve adequate metabolic and nutritional balance. In the case of dogs it is exactly the same. For this reason, bread consumption is recommended, but taking into account some important considerations before supplying it, thus avoiding conditions to your good health. What should I consider before giving bread to my dog? As we mentioned in the previous section, there are some considerations before we proceed to give our dog bread. One of the main ones is that this food should not be the fundamental basis of the canine diet, because it is not a protein, but a carbohydrate, whose frequent consumption can be dangerous for its health. In addition to this, another of the key points is to know what type of bread can be provided to our dog and how. This is because industrialized breads generally contain large proportions of preservatives or additives, not recommended to be ingested by a canine, in addition to dairy products to which they can be intolerant. What kind of bread is better? Providing our dog with homemade bread, is the best way to take care of their health and not alter their diet. Prepare the bread that we will give to our canine at home will undoubtedly save us money and headaches, because we will use the fair ingredients to cook a delicious bread and that contributes favorably to the health of our friend. Keys in the preparation of homemade bread for dogs: Before entering the subject with the preparation, we must consider the ingredients, since those of common use used for the preparation of industrialized breads are not recommended. The first thing to consider is the Type of flour to be used. Thinking about the dog's health, and also in preparing an exquisite bread, the use of whole wheat or cereals is recommended. You can use oatmeal, barley, rice or linen, because these products not only facilitate digestion, but also help the intestinal process. Unlike traditional preparation, in these cases it must fully avoid the use of yeast or baking powder, because they can cause diseases in the dog. Instead, the use of beer yeast will be very beneficial. Third, you must Avoid the use of salt and sugar. As an alternative to these ingredients, if you want to sweeten the preparation of bread you can add a spoonful of honey to the mixture, whose effect on dogs is not harmful. While if what you want is to provide salty flavor, you can use other spices such as turmeric, whose properties are wonderfully feeling the health of our dogs. Recommendations If our dog is gluten intolerant, bread consumption must be out of your diet. Unless it is bread made with other ingredients such as oatmeal. This food should not be included regularly in dog feeding. It can be supplied sporadically and moderately, like a candy, without exceeding its consumption. If your dog suffers overweight problems, it is not advisable to give bread, because as carbohydrate it can cause greater alterations to its current condition. Check articles about dog breeds here: Why do dogs lose their appetite? Should I calculate my puppy? Soft diet for dogs with diarrhea The 10 human foods that make your dog more 10 signs that your dog is not being well fed  

Although in some cases the necessary importance is not given, there are elements that can cause different diseases to our pets. Allergies, stomach problems and even asthma, are some of the conditions that an external factor can generate in our dog. Being until now uncommon in canines, this is a respiratory pathology that occurs due to phenomena located in the environment and that in most cases are not taken into account as a risk factor. It is a condition that can have different effects and significantly influence the health and well -being of our dogs. Therefore, knowing your symptoms and causes is elementary if you want to control your appearance as much as possible. In consideration of this, we have developed this article to provide more information about this disease, what originates it, how it manifests and the treatment that dogs should receive with this condition. In this way you can give your best quadruped friend the care you need. Can a dog suffer asthma? A forceful statement is the best way to answer this question. Yeah, dogs can suffer asthma At some point in his life. However, this pathology is usually more common in another animals such as felines. According to a study by veterinary specialists, only 10% of the canine breed is affected by it. However, the index varies depending on the conditions of the race and other factors that will be detailed later. Now, what is it? It is an alteration in the functioning of low respiratory tract, due to the presence of some trigger element, which causes the contraction of the bronchi and prevents the passage of air towards the lungs, also producing notable secretions, cough and difficulty breathing. Causes of asthma in dogs Although all the causes that can cause this respiratory disorder in dogs have not been determined, some factors that can be associated with their appearance have been established. Environment Considering this as the main generating element, it has been determined that allergens such as dust, environmental pollution, smoke, pollen and mites, are some of the main triggers of this and other respiratory disorders. In some dogs these elements can cause hypersensitivity and initiate the symptoms related to the condition, so it is important to consider whether our pet is sensitive to these allergens and take the relevant preventive measures. Genetics There are theories in which it is associated with hereditary causes. That is why, in some races, this disease can be present more frequently than in others. Other factors One aspect that must be taken into account is that there are conditions whose symptoms can be similar to those of asthma. For example, heart disease and lung parasites cause similar respiratory disorders, so we must be attentive and rule out that it is an even more serious condition that is affecting the health of the canine, such as some of those mentioned. Symptoms of asthma in dogs Because it is A disease that compromises the respiratory system, symptoms may vary, depending on some contexts. First, the contact that dogs have with the triggers of this pathology and, secondly, according to the physical activity that our pet performs. The most notorious symptoms are: Difficulty breathing Especially at times when the dog performs some physical or recreational activity, it can be noted how its breathing is more accelerated than normal. This, because it requires more oxygen. Breathe open A Very common symptom in dogs with respiratory disorder It is that they always remain open mouth and the tongue outside, as a measure to get more oxygen. Cough Another habitual manifestation is usually dry, without secretion. It can be mild at the beginning and get sharpening if proper attention is not given. Sibilants The sounds when breathing, like a kind of whistles or sighs, are very common in dogs with this disorder. Body posture It is frequent in asthma cases that a dog is maintained with separate front legs in order to obtain a better respiratory process. Other symptoms that may appear are lethargy, bluish mucous membranes, weight loss, exercise intolerance and lack of appetite. Keep in mind that sometimes the manifestations of the disease occur slightly, so they are not considered part of a serious condition. However, of not paying attention, the dog could suffer a respiratory crisis and even a collapse, seriously compromising his life. Consult the veterinarian immediately if the dog presents one or more of these symptoms mentioned is of great importance to Avoid the development of the disease. Asthma treatment in dogs Since it is a disease that causes the obstruction of the respiratory tract, the treatment will be focused precisely on regulating the flow of air to the lungs. That is why the dilation of the bronchi through the use of corticosteroids and bronchodilators It is the best remedy to achieve it. In cases of greater gravity, in which the dog is seriously affected by an asthmatic crisis, it is complemented by the oxygen supply to contribute to the canine respiratory process. The use of inhalers, instead of oral medicine, is preferable, because the side effects are diminished and their action is faster. However, in any of the cases, it will be the veterinarian who carries out the appropriate prescription according to the condition of the dog. In other cases, being facing chronic asthma, the medication will be centered mostly to reduce cough crises and treat, as far as possible, that the dog is calm. Can it be prevented? Because it is a disease associated with external factors in most cases, the answer is yes, the prevention of this respiratory disorder is possible. The decrease in risk factors related to this pathology is the main prevention measure. Food control to avoid overweight, eliminate flavors, additives, aromatic candles or at least avoid its use in the presence of the canine, is an important measure. Avoid smoking in the presence of the dog and, in turn, control the contact with pollen and smoke, among others, when walks are also considered part of the prevention. Finally, maintain adequate veterinary control, will allow any indication of the disease and keep the dog healthy to enjoy its company. We recommend these other articles on canine health: Tips for strengthening your dog's defenses Mandatory dog ​​vaccines Bullshit Elbow dysplasia in dogs Hip dysplasia in dogs Hipay in dogs: caustos and solutions Gastric torsion in dogs

For those who know little about canine breeds, they are likely to relate the name of it with that of a rodent. However, it cannot be further from reality. He Prague mouse It is one of the most popular dogs that exists within the canine world. Size: Little. Weight: Between 1.5 and 3.5kg. Hair type: Very short and smooth. Character: Fast, intelligent, vivacious, active, alert, gentle Health: Healthy Life expectancy: Between 12 and 14 years. A small friend from the capital of the Czech Republic, Prague, characterized by its tiny size and energetic personality, which provides great acceptance as a company animal. Commonly associated with other races of stature toy or small, since it is quite related to the Chihuahua and the Pinscher Toy. However, these three races are totally different from each other, saving some aspects that give them great similarity. Would you like to know everything about Prague's mouse? In the following article we will tell you the most important details of this particular canine race. Care, history, health and especially education they require to achieve good behavior. Do not stop reading this information and discover if this dog is adequate to become your best four -legged friend. Prague mouse origin The history of the Prague Mouse is surrounded by noble blood because, since its inception, these dogs were part of the highest aristocracy of their time. Specifically In the Middle Ages these dogs were the favorites of kings and princes as Vladislav II, in Central Europe, specifically in Bohemia, in the Czech Republic. So much was the acceptance and favoritism for these dogs in the royal family, which became very common to see them in events and parties of the highest category, as a symbol of their status for royalty. In fact, his popularity was such that, the heir to the throne at that time, proceeded to give a copy of this race to the Slovak nobility. Later, other members of European royalty would also receive a copy of this magnificent breed that would marvel at their owners. A short time later, the popularity of these canines had grown beyond real palaces, and common citizens also enjoyed this dog as a routine partner. However, war conflicts greatly affected the expansion of the race and put their existence in a remarkable danger. It was nothing but thanks to the insistence of fans for maintaining the race, which this canine survived almost miraculous, until 1980. At present, he recalled part of his recognition in society, and in different parts of the world it is normal to run into a copy of these as a pet. Although so far this canine has not enjoyed the officialization by the International Cinological Federation. Prague mouse appearance There are different physical characteristics of the praga mouse that make a very particular canine. One of them, without a doubt, is their stature and weight, because even in its adulthood These canines are tiny and very light. We must also highlight its fine and thin legs, which give it an aspect of fragility but, in turn, they provide agility and speed. A thin, thin but well proportioned, with an athletic body, thus perceived the praga mouse. Let's know in depth the appearance of this canine breed: Weight and size Like every race toy, that is to say of very small size, these dogs reach a measure of between 23 and up to 25 centimeters tall to the cross, once they have reached their adulthood, indifferently their sex. Meanwhile, its ideal weight is 2.6 kilos. However, there are specimens that have reached up to 3.5 kilograms. Head His head is small, rounded if seen from the top. What stands out in this part of your body, are your huge and pointed ears, of high insertion, in rectangular form, which give an impression of always staying alert. The eyes are medium, round and usually dark color. On the other hand, the nose is smaller, also black, and its snout is slightly outstanding. Fur Prague mouse is a rather short, smooth and soft fur race. His short canvas has made a race that does not release hair at all, so it is the perfect hypoallergenic dog. As for the colors of your hair, it is common to find specimens in black and fire, or a mixture of both. However, other tones such as lilac, chocolate and red have been accepted, although they are less common. Prague mouse character If you are looking for a race of energetic, tireless, intelligent and affectionate dog, the Prague Mouse, or also known as Prague Ratero, has the perfect temperament for you. In principle, we must emphasize that It is a dog of great intelligence and obedience, that is, it will be attentive to the orders and fulfill them without hesitation, especially if they come from the person with whom they have created really strong ties. In addition, he is a affectionate canine, attached to his family, lover of games, outdoor activities and sharing moments with which he considers close. That is, the issue of coexistence with these canines is not a problem, They adapt to perfection to any environment and relative people. On the other hand, it is an ideal race for homes with children, because in addition to being hypoallergenic, it is quite alive, so it will be an inexhaustible source of energy for the little ones. However, it is important to guide children about the treatment of these canines, as very sudden games make them more vulnerable to fractures or strong wounds. As mentioned, these dogs are really attached to their family environment, that is, they require a considerable amount of time and dedication to the day by the owners. For this reason, if you do not have the availability to take care of you and perform activities by your side, then you should choose a more independent dog, which will easily adapt to your absence. Otherwise, these dogs are perfect for all kinds of activities. They also require constant and adequate education. Because, otherwise, they can present problems of destructive behavior and barking permanently, resulting in annoying for those who live in nearby areas or apartments. Education Although it is not a complicated matter, The training and education of the Prague Ratonero must be constant processes Once they have started. In this way, not only a balanced character will be forged, but also the behavioral problems will be reduced and proper socialization will be strengthened with its environment. It is important, in this sense, start at an early age. At least three months after life, after the administration of your first vaccines, learning should begin, considering as the first topic, socialization. The practice of this aspect, in its environment, as with people, animals and even vehicles, will allow this Can to know the daily routines, lose fear and adapt to the common lifestyle. After this learning, it is necessary to carry out the training with the basic orders that all pet should know. From sitting, stop and even walk by you. In this way, when you make long walks or other activities, the CAN will obey each of your indications. On the other hand, All these practices will prevent it from becoming an aggressive dog with negative behaviors. It is necessary that at least twenty minutes, during walks or games, be dedicated to the training of the Prague Ratero, to ensure that the indications already practiced are not forgotten. Prague mouse health The health status of these dogs, like that of all pets, will depend largely on the care it receives. In general, this race is very healthy. It has a life expectancy between 12 and 14 years, but this is only a averaged figure that can be extended if it receives adequate attention. Nevertheless, These dogs They are prone to fractures in its lower extremities due to how thin and delicate they are. Also knee dislocation is another evil that can affect Prague mouse at some point in his life. In general, these conditions can be avoided by providing exercises in moderate quantity and taking care of the movements that these canines perform, especially if they are outdoors, for example, in the park. Prague mouse care Although it requires great dedication, affection and company, the Prague Ratonero does not need excessive care, so your attention will be destined to fill it with affection and especially perform activities together. Exercise Among the main care required by this breed, is physical activity. Long walks, at least 40 minutes or an hour, complemented with exercises and games will be necessary for these dogs to remain balanced. On the other hand, offering you a toy for entertainment while you are at home, it is another way to ensure that you remain active and concentrate your energy in it instead of in objects that you should not touch. Meals Food is also important. Because they do not tend to grow much, a quality feed is necessary that corresponds to its size, physical stability and well -being. Hygiene Likewise, the hygiene of these dogs must be focused on their teeth, which is advisable to periodically check to avoid tartar. As for the bathroom, it can be done once a month, if necessary. Meanwhile, brushing twice a week will be enough for these canines to keep their fur clean. Temperature An elementary aspect that must be taken into account is the need to shelter these puppies during winter seasons, because they tend to tremble for the absence of hair that protects them. A coat is indispensable to keep warm and cold free. Drafting Finally, the deworming and vaccination of these dogs is very necessary to ensure the reinforcement of their immune system and complete well -being. Conclusion Although it is not a race recognized by the International Cinological Federation, Prague mouse has earned a place among the best dogs in the world Thanks to its affectionate temperament, easy to adapt and especially obedience without equal. These dogs are ideal as companions in different activities and will not stop filling you with fun, entertainment and a lot of energy. For homes with children, this dog is excellent. However, they require a lot of dedication, so if you do not have enough time to attend, it could be affected. If something is certain, is that love and dynamism will not be missing in your home if you decide to adopt a Prague mouse. Other small dog breeds: Jack Russell Terrier Pekingese Poodle Yorkshire Terrier Westy Boston Terrier French bulldog  

It is very common to see puppies and adult dogs eat quickly, it seems natural in them and, although It is not the healthiest behavior, veterinarians and experts have not issued a very severe judgment regarding it. Recall that as animals, they were at some point wild, dogs had to fight for their survival, and thus be the most spoiled member of the family, for them survive continues to be a primary task. The puppies are often born as part of a herds and have to compete with the rest of their brothers to get the mother's milk and, later, to get the food they need to grow and be healthy. This of competing for food is also that, among carnivorous animals, Who eats the most is who survivesIt is also the one who has the greatest possibilities of reproducing.  Likewise We can associate it with sweet behavior, if the dog is eating to prevent others from also obtaining their part. Generally this behavior could also make him aggressive against people who approach him while eats. It is almost never related to a nutritional problem and, at first glance, it will not be able to seem a very serious inconvenience. However, there are several options that we can take and put into practice for prevent our puppies from eating excessively. How can we make them eat slower? Some dogs eat so fast that they don't even try the taste of their food. In addition to not enjoying it, these bad manners could cause other problems such as: vomiting, inflying with gases or can even be choked with so much food through their throat. There are some tricks that we can start up to Improve the eating behavior of our pet And you don't need to go too far to find the solution, with a little imagination you can appease that sweet behavior. Here are some tricks:  Exist Boles specially designed to prevent our pets from eating too fast. The way they work is based on the fact that they do not have a conventional form. This means that it is not the typical deep bowl, but rather like those special cups we carry for lunch, which have compartments. In this way, instead of having all the space to bury the head in food and devour it, the dog will have to strive to reach food between divisions. It is sought to realize the flavor you have and learn to enjoy it more. Not all pet stores have these Special containers so that your dog does not eat so fast. Let's say it is not something that many consider a problem. However, if you fail to get it, something that could also help you reduce the speed with which your puppy is a cookie mold, because they have several deposits so the dog will have to strive to get all the food. Another effective ways to Help your dog eat more calmly It is through games and activities. It is well known that dogs love to play, and many of them live for and for tricks and, of course, to share with their owner. If at home you have a garden or patio, a good option is to hide small amounts of food in strategic places so that the dog can look for food alone. This helping his sense of smell, his senses will develop more when training, will be exercised and receives rewards for his effort. Hiding small amounts of food We make sure that the dog does not eat everything in a single bite but, on the other hand, notice how rewards are receiving with each effort it makes. At the end of this, we can always consent even more with some of their favorite snacks, which will ensure that he feels even more confident and the next time he feeds him in this way he will do it automatically, because he already knows that his effort will be very well rewarded. Finally, if you do not represent a problem for everyone at home, they can take turns to feed the puppy several times a day, always in small portions every time. To take into account No matter how small or how insignificant a repetitive behavior may seem, there is always a place for doubts. How to know if this behavior is normal or harmful to our pet? It is best to keep us informed and take care of them in such a way that these behaviors do not have major consequences. In the case of dogs, it is well known that most of them eat excessively quickly. This type of behavior can have serious consequences for our pet, so it is best to put into practice the techniques you just learned so that your puppy can have some healthier eating habits That in the long run they help you stay fit and in good condition.  Our pets are the great spoiled of the family, they do not have a way of communicating in our language, but they communicate in many other ways. Pay attention to the signs that leave you either when eating, when sharing with the family or other animals and, in the day to day, your pet will give you signs of how it feels good or if it is not in the best of the state. Everything is a matter of paying attention and giving them the best care we have. Without forgetting visits to the veterinarian, if something worries you, however small. Check it with your veterinarian and surely this will give you the answers and tools to improve it. Check out these articles that may interest you: Why is my dog ​​afraid of other dogs? Dog smell Why my dog YeahGue everywhere? Tricks for your dog to eat How to educate a puppy 10 basic orders that every dog ​​should learn

He Dog digestive system It has particular characteristics that make it very different from that of humans. We must keep in mind that Its origin is carnivorous. Today, in this post, we explain how they actually works through each of its different phases. From the mouth From the snout begins the conscious part of the digestion, and from here its carnivorous qualities are evidenced, with their sharp teeth, marked incisive and powerful molars that help the dog to begin to swallow the food. Although unlike humans and other species, in the dog, Saliva does not have digestive enzymes that begin to degrade food, so this process falls more in the internal organs. For this reason, they are not easy to digest foods such as cereals. Thus, a real quality food for dogs, such as I think blue wolf, they find it much easier to swallow for their reduced contribution in cereals and Its high proportion of meat, suitable even for human consumption. For the esophagus The esophagus is that tube through which the food will begin to circulate through the dog's internal organs. In this case it is a long organ and where a kind of mucus is being released that helps to facilitate the progress of food. Although a system of contractions is also generated, through which the food bolus is formed. In the stomach As is often the case in carnivores, there is only one stomach, but this is one of a Large size, because of both storage and digestion functions are fulfilled. It is in the stomach where food is stored for a long time so that gastric acids They can do their function. It should be noted that in dogs, these acids are up to 6 times more corrosive than in the case of humans, which is also motivated by their natural function for digest more ease, and in the same way it has a Greater bacteria resistance, such as those of decomposition. In the internal stomach walls are distributed gastric glands, which release gastric acids that begin to perform various chemical processes in food; For example, promoting corrosion and subsequent protein absorption through these same ducts. However, it is important to remember that proteins break down in amino acids. However, almost half of these cannot be synthesized by the dog, so their contribution is necessary through their diet. For this reason, the super premium feed for dogs such as that of blue wolf, is widely recommended by veterinarians, as it includes a proportion of different foods of both animal origin and vegetable, which allow to cover the totality of its different nutritional needs. In these glands, enzymes such as pepsin are also released, which transforms both proteins and fats. Covering the internal stomach fabrics is a layer called Connective tissue, which - among other functions - helps to begin the distribution of nutrients to various parts of the animal's body. Through the liver The liver also have a large size in dogs, because it also fulfills multiple functions. It emphasizes that bile is generated here, which is essential for digest fats, before becoming stored by bile vesicular. This vital organ also serves as a kind of warehouse, where reserves of various nutrients are saved such as vitamins and minerals. In the liver, proteins and glucose are synthesized, in addition to having an essential function for Eliminate toxic substances that have reached this point of the digestive system. To the pancreas Although it is a much smaller organ, it also fulfills important functions in digestion; particularly regarding the Fat assimilation, which has a capital importance for dogs. However, the dog's pancreas is also responsible for other functions such as Glucose level regulation In the blood. Follow the small intestine It is the longest of the dog's organs, and due to its system with abundant intestinal villi, the space in square centimeters ends up multiplying even more. This elongated form allows the food circulation is regulated, as nutrient flow is also required; thus initiating most of the chemical digestion that is carried out inside the dog. It is made up of three main parts; The main function of the first is to take care of gastric juices, the nutrients are absorbed in the intermediate phase and the final section has the driving mission to the large intestine. It flows into the large intestine In this intestine is where absorb most of the water ingested by the animal, after it has also fulfilled lubrication functions throughout the digestive system. Although this is where they are stored and finally expelled towards the rectum area waste from digestion; And yes, the chemical processes that give their characteristic smell of this waste are also generated here. It should be noted that even the large intestine can also reach foods that could not be digested. For example, if you eat too many bones, some pieces may be almost whole to this part, which can cause various damages. For this reason, this kind of food must only be sporadic or even avoid them completely, and in no way to be part of an abundant or regular diet. As you can see, digestion in a dog has very particular characteristics that deserve special food. Its base has to be of animal origin, because without a good diet, which are mainly cereals and a minimum supply of animal protein, you will be contributing to the deterioration of their health. On the other hand, apply a feed where the need for fats, proteins is taken into account and also complemented with essential vitamins and minerals, as is carried out in Premium -feeding as the blue wolf, It allows to guarantee a more complete and healthy development for your pet. 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A race with little history in his belt has been opening the way between the lovers of the canines. Thanks to its qualities and appearance The Czechoslovak Wolf Dog It is becoming an increasingly requested copy. Size: Big. Weight: Between 27 and 34kg. Hair type: Smooth, short and dense. Character: Intrepid, sociable, vivacious, active, fast, brave Health: Healthy Life expectancy: Between 13 and 16 years. If you are lobos lover The Czechoslovaco wolf dog will love it, given that It resembles the wolf of the Carpatos a lot, which is originally from Europe (Romania, Slovenia), so it has a very attractive appearance. In addition, they are of great intelligence, active, brave and faithful. They love having company and tend to be very calm if they are given adequate attention.  The Czechoslovaco wolf dog is a breed that resulted from the crossing of the German shepherd And, of course, the wolf of the Carpatos, not long ago, in today extinct Czechoslovakia. But before falling at the foot of this beautiful animal, it is necessary that we know it in depth in order to understand it correctly, since, being a relatively new and direct descendant of the wolf of the Carpatos, it needs that its caregiver has the necessary knowledge For the dog to develop properly. History and origin of the Czechoslovak Wolf Dog This breed is recently, its mixture began to induce itself in 1955. Being a Wolf mixture with dog, the Czechoslovaco wolf dog has about 30/40% genetic load from the wolf of the Carpatos, which is why they resemble a lot. Without clutch, in terms of personality, it looks more like the German shepherd, being A faithful dog with a character that makes it good for training.  The reason why it was sought to give life to this new race was because the Czechoslovaco army, at that time in full cold war, wanted a dog that helped monitor the borders of its republic and worked next to its soldiers to protect the nation. From there comes the fact that some call the Lobo Czechoslovaco dog "work dog”At that time, the best qualities of the German shepherd was sought as his predisposition to canine training, his cunning and his intelligence, among others, and also some qualities of the wolf such as his loyalty, his good health, his endurance at low temperatures and to the unavailable climatic conditions.  By 1982 the race had already settled and had held the position of The National Banner Race of the still existing at that time Socialist Republic of Czechoslovakia, and shortly afterwards It was accepted by the International Canine Federation (FDI) in 1999. Currently, wolves of the carpats are no longer mixed with German shepherds to obtain this breed. In our times The offspring of Czechoslovacos wolves are prologue by mating each other to ensure its greatest qualities to many generations. Physical characteristics of the Czechoslovak Wolf Dog These canines are quite large, in a way the Czechoslovak wolf dog has dimensions that resemble a square, which means that they are as long as it is high. This is because it has thin, elongated and strength front legs, which can be very close to each other, the truth is that they are not usually very muscular compared to the posterior legs, which are equal long but with greater muscles and fur.  Normally The Czechoslovak wolf is gray, going between yellow and silver tones. His facial mask, regardless of shades, is of a light color, and his eyes normally yellow. His tail is high and leafy and his hair, in general, is smooth, thick and straight, which is changing depending on the season of the year. In the winter, cover the neck of the Czechoslovak Wolf dog, leaving it free in summer, so it is very common to release a lot of hair when it is moving from one station to another. As for its height, this is usually: Males: between 65 and 67 centimeters. Females: between 60 and 63 centimeters. And its weight ranges from: Makes: approximately 26 kilos. Females: approximately 20 kilos. All this depending, of course, on the diet you carry. Temperament of the Czechoslovak Wolf Dog The Czechoslovaco wolf dog is A dog that has a pleasant temperament, provided that he is well educated and constantly stimulated both physically and mentally. Are energetic dogsThey are usually very devout to their owner and see him as the head of his pack. It is not very aggressive, unless it is taken to it, since it is a brave dog. They do not usually bark much and rather incline silence. For this reason, they are not very given to socialize with other dogs that are very bustling. Check our blog if you want to discover why some dogs  They enjoy great walks, especially when they have space to run and walk free, because the Lobo Czechoslovaco dog especially enjoys freedom and normally should not worry about escaping, then They are very faithful dogs that greatly value their master And they would never dare to get too far (unless they see their life threatened). It is important to emphasize that the Czechoslovak wolf dog really needs to be stimulated mentally, since it is important to feel useful in the pack. That is why can serve to work as a vigilant, tracker, pastor on some farm, etc. As the love and concern for their master are part of his character, they are dogs that do not get along with abandonment, change of owner and even prolonged remarks, they The company immensely value And especially that of its owner, so, if they came to go through something like that, it is very likely that they change their temperament becoming aggressive and lonely.  Czechoslovak wolf dog generally It has a very strong hunter instinct, therefore, it is important that, if you want to live with other dogs, cats or any other animal, and especially if this is small, it is introduced since it is a puppy. Apart from this, the character of the Czechoslovak wolf is shy, it is important that their social skills be confused from puppy, not only with other dogs and animals, but also with other people outside their family circle. The Czechoslovaco Wolf Dog and the Children He has never been highly recommended to leave very young children alone with dogs, however affable they are, you never know when something can happen that the dog does not know how to handle, simply because they do not possess the ways and understanding that a human being. This does not mean that it is wrong to leave children in the presence of a dog, on the contrary, They can be great friends and very good caregivers, but it is important to supervise it at all times. As for the Czechoslovaco wolf dog, it is necessary to be more aware of their children when they are together, not for fear that it can become aggressive, but because it is a large dog that can hurt a small child unintentionally. Necessary Czechoslovak Wolf Dog Care It is very common that The Czechoslovak wolf dog releases a lot of hair, so it is not recommended for people suffering from allergies or dislikes this kind of thing. However, if there is no problem with it, it is A really wonderful dog. The care consists of providing the Can a daily brushed if it is winter and, if it is summer, you will need to be brushed at least twice a week. The Czechoslovaco wolf dog does not require continuous bathrooms, in fact, it is recommended that he only bathe when he gets dirty significantly.  On the other hand, it is not recommended that the Czechoslovak Wolf Dog be confined to the garden, patio or some room. He is a social dog and, when he considers his family as part of his pack, it is vital for the animal to always be close to them. It can be very quiet, silent and obedient depending on your education, and thanks to this you have no problems being in flats, apartments or small houses. But this can only occur if the Czechoslovak wolf dog is constantly exercised outside, of not doing so and not being correctly educated. As for food, it is not strictly necessary in particular, but many experts suggest that raw meat is provided, since it has a particular intestine that needs a bacterium present in raw meat and that would always help you present an optimal health. Czechoslovak Wolf Dog Life expectancy The Czechoslovak Wolf Dog It has excellent health, usually has no hereditary conditions except for the disruption of the hip, which will surely come from the German shepherd. But the truth is that the Czechoslovak Wolf Dog, provided that it is constantly exercised, both mentally and physically and is in the company of your family, should have an estimated time of life between 13 and 15 years of age, normally. Education and training of the Czechoslovak Wolf Dog The type of education of the Czechoslovaco wolf dog must be based on a positive training class in which it is tried to explain its place in the pack and the hierarchy that it possesses, far away from the rooted domination, which can trigger a struggle of power that is not recommended at all.  It is advisable to use click of training to help shape their behavior without generating inconveniences of any kind and, if possible, the Use of Professional Canine Education. But especially it is recommended that the owner possess experience with other dogs, so that it is not very difficult to understand the majestic Czechoslovak wolf dog. You can also consult the article on how to train a puppy for more information. Usual prices of the Czechoslovaco wolf dog As the case of any canine, its price will depend on the country where you are or look for Raise the Czechoslovak Wolf Cub. In addition, it is important to know if this breed, which is still novel, possesses caregivers in the country where the potential owner of a Czechoslovak wolf is located, since being a very young race, it is likely that it has no presence there.  In general, being a modern and special race, it usually has a price between 800 and 1,300 euros / 900 and $ 1,000, if they come from a professional caregiver. And if it is of an individual, they usually range between 400 and 1,000 euros/ 500 and $ 1,100. The Czechoslovaco wolf dog is an excellent wolf dog, maybe it is one of the ones that resemble the wolves Among all existing races. He is majestic, huge and very faithful. It is, without a doubt, one of the most wanted dogs among lobos fans, since, in addition, it has all the charm of the German shepherd. The truth is that It is a special breed and its owners must have experience with other canines and have physical and mental strength to understand and be able to handle a dog of this magnitude.  Also, it is important that the person has time to be in the company of this beautiful animal, it is vital that he always feels part of the family. Frequently, many owners of a Czechoslovak wolf dog usually have more than one dog (it is advisable to be another copy of this race), in order to afford more freedoms. After having weighed all this, it is important that you analyze if you are really will does not support abandonment. If after thinking well you want to move on, congratulations on your decision. This It's a wonderful dog with which it will form emotional ties that will transcend in the lives of both. Other articles on large dog breeds that may interest you: German shepherd San Bernardo Napolitan mastin Airedale Terrier Dalmatian English greyhound Alaskan Malamute ROTTWEILER

Of all dog races We know, some may have a small number of specimens. One of the reasons why this happens is that there are breeds that are developed in limited geographical areas. One of these is that of Canarian Podenco, a relative hunter dog of the Ibizan and Portuguese podench. Size: Medium. Weight: Between 20 and 25kg. Hair type: Short, smooth and dense. Character: Nervous, intense and dynamic Health: Healthy Life expectancy: Between 12 and 14 years. The copies of this breed They are found in the Canary Islands, especially in the greatest Gran Canaria and Tenerife. If you are considering Adopt a Canarian pod As part of your family you must take into account several aspects. This is a faithful dog, quiet, is one of those who feel friends with everyone. However, due to its size and characteristics, it is not advisable to raise it in small spaces, if you live on a floor you may reconsider the race you can adopt. It stands out mainly for its excellent ear, precise and acute smell smell. Origins of the Canarian Podenco Podencos are dogs with particular characteristics, such as their stature, their thin complexion and their elongated snout. These are classified by the FCI, International Cinological Federation, within group 5 Section 7: Primitive dogs - hunting dogs. The God Anubis "Guardian of the Dead", represented in the tomb of Tutankamon, keeps an extraordinary similar to the podench. In fact, it is believed that this dog was brought to the Canary Islands by the Greeks, the Phoenicians or the Egyptians probably 400 years ago, in some commercial exchange. This It is considered an old breed and traces of their existence in the tombs of the pharaohs have been found. Indicating that the first specimens existed seven thousand years ago.  These dogs were Faithful companions in the hunting days, so they were used for this purpose for a long time. Currently, the Canarian Podenco keeps this characteristic as part of its character, being a born hunter, which managed to successfully adapt to the conditions of the islands. This breed was recognized by the Canine Society of Madrid in 1984, and it was not until 1987 that it was accepted as a breed for the FCI, International Cinological Federation. Characteristics of the Canarian Podenc It is mainly a hunting dog that locates its prey through sight and smell. These They start hunting since they are puppiesEven some specimens show their hunter instinct before three months. When they go after a dam, they bark shortly and repetitively, this particular way of barking is an indicative for the hunter, who calls it as «beat" either "Sing a rabbit”. The Canarian Podenco is a big dog, being the largest of the family of the Portuguese and Ibizan podiums. Males can reach between 55 and 64 cm and females between 53 and 60 cm. In its adulthood it will have an average of between 20 and 25 kg. As for its fur, it is common to be chocolate or reddish color, being able to combine with white. His hair is smooth and very short, quite attached to the skin. Their ears are pointed, large and normally they are erect, especially if it is on alert.  His long and flat skull with prominent occipital bone is responsible for the elongated appearance of his head. They have rather small eyes, regularly almond. His truffle is chocolate color, in harmony with his fur. His body is high, stylized and muscular. Its front legs are straight, vertical and parallel, and their hind legs tend to be strong and muscular. Their legs have strong pads and lack spur. Finally, its tail is long, in fall, and often the tip is white. Temperament of the Canarian Podenc Canarian podencos are brave, dynamic and very adaptable. They are accustomed to long working days, they know how to hunt in Jaurías. They are very noble and nothing aggressive dogs, although they are usually disobedient, nervous and arisks. They develop real loyalty to their owners. It stands out for being a strong dog, capable of adapting to any means, which makes its wild origin evident. The sunny and hot weather allowed the Canarian podench to become independent of man. In fact, the navigators and travelers of the nineteenth century collected in their logbooks of these dogs, which wandered through the islands as wild, so they were not considered domestic.  Despite these characteristics, it cannot be considered as a guard dog, because it is really very friendly. He is easily friends with humans and other dogs. On some opportunities it may seem nervous, this is because it is very restless, so it requires the necessary stimulation to burn energy and channel its hunter instinct. That is why the importance of not being kept in closed spaces is stressed. It can live with children without problem, however it is necessary that they are always supervised, because its large size can lead to the child without wanting, simply while playing. How to raise the Canarian podench puppy The Canarian podench, although it is a hunting dog, must be raised like any other puppy. Keep in mind that it will be a medium dog, which can weigh approximately 25 kilos. The feeding of the Canarian podench must contain high amounts of proteins, vitamins and some type of fiber to help you with digestion. Although they are essentially carnivorous, they can consume another type of food and even this dog can eat some fruits. From a puppy you have to get used to their own space: bed, plate and the cage or transport in which it will be transported. It is not convenient to raise it to a vehicle freely because it tends to get nervous. The Canarian Podenco will need a lot of exercise. This is why it is equally necessary for you to have open spaces where you can run. However, if this is not the case, you will need long daily walks. His cleaning will not give major problems because, being short -haired, it is facilitated. It is important to keep in mind that these dogs resist high temperatures and arid climates, but the cold weather can be counterproductive, especially if they are puppies. Do not stop protecting it by providing a warm bed to rest.  Training of the Canarian Podenc He Training of the Canarian Podenc reinforces ties with its owner. Success depends on the periodicity and repetition of the routines, words and actions that are used, as well as the awards granted. Praise are a very important part in training this breed. The punishments when it does not obey are counterproductive and can make it a submissive and fearful animal, nothing recommended for the character of the Canarian podench. Until you get used to obeying our orders we must take it with Correa and harness, because you can try to escape sharply if you detect any animal that you can consider as a dam, such as cats, birds, rabbits or mice. Hunting skills Their extraordinary hunting skills They are usually used in rabbit hunting, as it is able to detect them even inside the cracks or caves where they are. These dogs do not find greater obstacle in land of different types, easily adapting. It also resists a lot of activity time, reaching without inconvenience complete hunting days. Care of the Canarian Podenc The life expectancy of this race is between approximately 12 and 14 years. The Canarian podencus does not usually present particular health problems, considering A healthy dog. However, some specimens may have unilateral or bilateral deafness. Some puppies when they are born are deaf and blind because their auditory and visual channels are closed, they usually open between 12 and 16 days of life. Even so, in the case of some newborns, a group of nerve cells in charge of detecting the sounds are deteriorating until the puppy celebrates approximately 6 weeks, which, unfortunately, is not reversible. It is also important to pay attention to regular care of your eyes and ears to avoid any condition. The Canarian Podenco is a very resistant dog, however, despite being a healthy dog, it can suffer from common diseases to almost all races, such as hip and elbow dysplasia or stomach torsion. First of all it is advisable to take it from puppy to the veterinarian for periodic control. This will be in charge of evaluating your health, indicating your vaccine plan and the type of food recommended for your copy. It is also important not to hesitate to go to the veterinarian before any strange symptom that the dog presents.  Other tips to keep the copies of Canarian podench healthy: Take care that it has a healthy weight The Canarian podench is thin by nature, however, it is important to take care that domestic life does not lead to more food than it needs, or that it does not exercise enough. These factors can lead your pet to suffer changes in their weight that are not favorable. Also, if you notice that your dog eats too fast, consult it. Invest in your training It is important that, before throwing yourself to train your dog, you report very well how to do it correctly according to the characteristics of its race. If possible, go to a professional coach. The process of training of any dog ​​is vital, since this will depend on their behavior and adaptation to the home. Always make sure your pet has clean and fresh water, because its hyperactivity and hot climate in which the Canarian podench lives can favor urinary infections and dehydration. You have to change the water and wash their dishes frequently. Recommendations before buying a Canarian podench Buy a Canarian podench puppy, or of any other race, online it represents a considerable risk. It is vital to verify the breeder's reputation before making the decision to acquire a puppy by this route. One way to do this is reviewing how much knowledge it has about the race. You can also verify in the associations specialized in this breed if they know the performance of the breeder.  The responsible breeders are not only limited to placing a puppy, they evaluate in depth if those interested in it have the necessary requirements for adoption, they will even demonstrate interest in the development of the puppy in their new home. Make sure they give you the documentation that certifies that the puppy is vaccinated and dewormed, as well as other data of interest. The breeder, in addition, must show a willingness to show the place where he has the dog's dogs. To take into account This noble race comes from origins that have centuries of antiquity. His main hunter characteristic made him the faithful companion of those who came out in search of food, because the podench is not only an excellent hunter, but does not tear his prey, being very convenient for the ancestral man. With the passage of time this was brought to the Canary Islands, reason is unknown to science, because some stories say they brought them as food. However, he could adapt to the arid conditions of the islands, becoming even part of their characteristic fauna. At the moment This beautiful dog can live in houses, sharing lovingly with their owners. It merits particular care, although not very extensive, because if something characterizes it is its ability to resist rugged climatic conditions and good health. A wide space, sufficient exercise, good food and basic care will be enough. Of course, never put aside all the love you can give him. Keep it away from other species as its instinct hunter will come to light. However, it gets along very well with other races.  The man and the dog have been closely united for many centuries. Throughout history, the dog has performed various functions: guardian, pastor, hunter, guide, but to this day he is still appreciated by the affection and the company they provide. If you want to feel the true loyalty and nobility, A Canarian podench is the perfect choice. Read more about other dog breeds in these posts: English Pointer Border Collie American Eskimo dog Golden Retriever Cocker Spaniel Samoyed Schnauzer

Like humans, or that any other living being, When dogs enjoy good health they are less likely to get diseases such as infections or parasites. To stay healthy, the Immune system From your dog it must be the protagonist and our duty is to keep it strong through a series of care, which strengthen their defenses and health is not threatened. Dogs have a natural defense mechanism that allows them to combat diseases; This is known as an immune system and works in the same way that it does in humans. Over the years, and with the advancement of technology, man has developed ways to grant an external defense to the dog, which contributes to the functions of his immune system, helps the dog to fight those diseases, strengthening their defenses. How to strengthen the dog's immune system? It is through vaccines, and the timely placement of the corresponding doses, which we can help our dog improve their immune system. However, there are other types of measures that we can implement to help improve and strengthen the natural defenses that the dog has.  Feeding: It is the first enriching source of the dog's health. This must consist of a balanced diet rich in protein, vitamins and minerals through A high quality feed that covers all the nutritional needs of the dog. You must care that it does not contain ingredients that may be harmful to your health. Fruits, as well as fresh vegetables supply a high amount of vitamins, as well as barley grass and fresh wheat. Food should always be properly washed, to prevent the dog from ingesting some pesticide residue that may be toxic to your health. Hydration: It is important that your dog is always well hydrated, and also, the water that supplies to consumption must be clean and fresh. It is also necessary to ensure constant cleaning of the container where water regularly ingests, the most recommended metal containers, since they do not have porous surface where bacteria can be housed. Exercise: It is essential that your pet stays active. Exercise turns out to be a vital point, although not all races need it in the same way. The appropriate thing is to create a routine that contains walks that allow you to stimulate your muscles. Keep in mind that both who walks it as the dog, they benefit since both exercise and take advantage of physical activity. Including toys is this routine is a good option, motive for dogs to walk and have fun. After playing, be sure to frequently wash your toys with hot water and soap to eliminate bacteria. Hygiene: This aspect is very important. Ase the dog according to the frequency indicated by its veterinarian according to its race and fur. In this way we can make sure that it does not have parasites or insects in your body, being important to brush them regularly. He also attends his eyes, nose, mouth and ears carefully to avoid diseases. Regular dog toilet will allow your health to benefit. Drafting: The dog is constantly contact with the floor and with the pollutant agents that are found in this, so it is not difficult for him to contract some type of internal parasite that can harm his health. This is why it becomes essential to maintain the update of the dog's deworming, through different medications, even the natives. Responsibility: Special care must be taken when we use personal hygiene products, atmosphere or insecticides, it is necessary to realize that our dog is not close, since the toxins contained in these products can adhere to the legs and/or the dog's fur and at the time when it carsses, it can collect those toxic waste with the tongue and ingest them, which is highly harmful to their health. Nutritional supplements In the market there are various Nutritional accessoriess that help strengthen dog defenses, in any of their life stages. For example, there are products that contain high amounts of proteins, vitamins and minerals that help the dog prevent infections and diseases in different stages of development. This type of food is recommended that strengthen its digestive system, through the elimination of harmful bacteria containing in their intestines, strengthening the immune system and the absorption of nutrients from their diet. However, before supplying this type of products to your dog, from Blue Wolf We consider that It is advisable to consult with the veterinarian.  ATTENTION TO THE SIGNALS That the dog is healthy and happy will always be the priorities of its owner, so you have to pay close attention to the Humor and organism changes That our dogs can present. It is relevant to take into account that when it comes to puppies or elderly dogs, they require more care and attention to the signs that can give us since their health is more delicate, being more vulnerable. If the dog is depressed, it can get sick more frequently. Changes in the home, such as pregnancy or even a move, can affect the mood of the dog, since the level of stress they present affects them, coming to compromise their health. You should pay close attention when the dog begins to present ear infections, conjunctivitis, allergies or skin problems. If these appear frequently, they can be a sign that our dog has low defenses and its immune system is compromised.  A nutritional deficit, very strong temperatures changes and even the level of pollution in the environment, can significantly weaken our dog's defenses, so we must take these factors into account when diseases in the dog begin to be frequent and do not understand what is happening to the frequency of their discomforts. However, the best recommendation we can give you to strengthen your dog's defenses is to take it to the veterinarian regularly and follow its recommendations to the letter. These actions and a lot of love will make your pet a healthy and cheerful dog. You may also be interested: Why do dogs lose their appetite? What dog vegetables can my pet eat? Should I calculate my puppy? Soft diet for dogs with diarrhea 10 signs indicating that your dog is not being well fed

When pets are always known that the dog is man's best friend, but among so many races looking for one that connects sentimentally with you and with your family is the most important. A dog that proves to be the ideal guardian and at the same time is meek and docile. This is the Bordeaux Dogo. In this guide that we have prepared for you we will tell you everything you need to know and according to our opinion it should also be yours since this breed of dogs is the one that brings together all the characteristics you were looking for: a faithful pet, guardian par excellence, for nothing aggressive and lover of children. Keep reading and you will know why this friendly animal of huge appearance contains a whole world of tenderness within that immense shell. Size: Big Weight: Between 54 and 65kg. Hair type: Very short and smooth. Character: Devout, peaceful, vigilant, loyal, sociable, brave Health: Essential to control your health Life expectancy: Between 5 and 8 years. History and origin of the Bordeaux Dogo Dog The Bordeaux Dogo is a breed of dogs of the oldest that can be known. It is not known exactly its origin, but according to data registered in paintings and documents of the past lets us know that the Dogo de Bordeaux has its origin in a very distant time that goes back to the iron age (1200 BC). It was introduced in Europe with the invasion of the Celtic peoples to the old continent where This animal was the perfect guardian Of the conquered treasures, as well as it was used for the hunting of animals of great strength and size. The most current origin of the Bordeaux Dogo located it around the 14th century in France From there derives the current race (Dogue de Bordeaux). During that time it was the animal that was most used for fights against bears, bulls, lions and even other fierce dog breeds. In the same way it was used as a guardian and custodian of strengths and castles. With the disappearance of the wars and the advance of humanity, the Dogo de Bordeaux ceased to be a battle dog of great aggressiveness to become A working dog Used in herd care. But centuries later it was thought that the Bordeaux Dogo had become extinguished until in the 19th century it reappeared and was presented to the public during the first canine exhibition that was made in Paris in 1863. It is there that it appears with the name we know today. Physical characteristics of the Bordeaux Dogo Dog The Bordeaux Dogo It is a breed of dogs that belong to the family of mastiffs. Corresponds to the group of dogs defined as molososo, this means that Burgundy's Dogo is a dog of great strength and muscles. Bordeaux's dog's head is large to know how brachycephala, that is, his head is huge but flattened and with the snout cut. His face has many wrinkles. His eyes are very separate, they are oval shape and usually the color varies between green, caramel or dark brown. Its ears are short and fallen. An adult male burgundy dodge can measure up to 70 cm high and can reach a weight greater than 50 kilos. The females are also large reaching their adult state about 65 cm high and reaching a weight of 45 kilos or more. Its fur is mahogany or yellow, short, very soft, bright and silky appearance so it does not require much brushing. It has a very prominent jaw and a great panel. The limbs are muscular and the tail is wide at the base. Some burgundy dogs have white fur at the ends of their legs and in the chest. His life time is 10 years, although it is known that under good care they can live up to 12 years. A very particular characteristic of the Bordeaux Dogo is that it is a dog that drools a lot, but this should not be a limitation to have it as a pet since it is a dog with more virtues than defects and extremely adorable. In its origins it did not have the same appearance that it has today, it particularly did not have all those wrinkles and folds in the face. Character and personality of the Dogo de Bordeaux Despite being a gigantic dog That he could scare us in a first impression, Bordeaux's dog is actually the opposite. Burgundy's gangs is an excessively quiet animal, playful and very intelligent. He likes comfort a lot. It is not a frequent barking dog since its personality is very balanced so something very serious has to happen to react alarmingly. Burgundy's gangs is a dog who likes outdoor walks. If you decide to incorporate it as part of the family you must have a large space where you can walk, run and jump when you play with it, so the houses with garden or large interior spaces would be the ideal place to have it. He likes to be treated with love and demonstrates reciprocity and obedience when you have trained it in this way. Due to its great intelligence, Bordeaux's dog is an animal that learns quickly Any task you assign. It is not a dog that proves to be aggressive if you will mistreat it ... quite the opposite, it is very sensitive and can show sadness in these cases. He loves playing, who hugged him and mimic him. He likes many young children and has enormous patience, since he can endure all the mischief that the youngest of the house can make. It is faithful to his master and if he is in serious problems there you will see another face of the bordeer's dog defending his owners as an entire bodyguard. Burgundy Dogo Puppies The Bordeaux Dogo puppies are fascinating and irresistible puppies to have. They grow rapidly and that is why their tendons suffer a muscle tension process due to their rapid growth. It is known that a female can have up to 18 puppies in a single litter. Acquire one of race (with pedigree) can cost between $ 500 and $ Pure race. Like every puppy is very restless and playful. It is recommended that you begin your training from an early age since you will avoid bad habits and customs in your adult stage. With regard to its diet it is very important that you drink milk during the first 5 weeks. The solid food can be wet in water so that it is smooth and tasty. There are those who give it in addition to the pet food wetting bread, but moistening the food should be done only with the one that is going to be eaten at the other hand is contaminated and it can cause your puppy to suffer from stomach and intestinal problems at an early age. Food and Health of the Dog Burgundy Dog Feeding This breed of dogs is high cost. An adult state specimen requires an average of 700 to 900 gr daily for food for food. He food complex that supplies your pet It must comply with all the banners of excellent quality, rich in proteins and minerals that is what your body most needs for optimal development and growth. You must be careful not to overcome this specimen since it will be overweight for its tendons and muscles. That is why it is very important that you carry a rigorous veterinary control and consult every 6 months with the specialist doctor who is the person indicated to point out the daily food portions that your dog needs. Health Bad diet can cause the appearance of many diseases. One of the diseases that could generate poor diet (by insufficiency) is cardiomyopathy, that is, the absence of bullfighting or blood carnitine can cause damage to the heart muscle. As it is a short fur specimen, this is beneficial for hygiene since it is not a dog that requires brushing or loses hair constantly and only the bathroom is sometimes necessary when the smell tells us to require it. What you should know is that it is a tempered climate dog and having it living in regions with high temperatures can cause allergies due to wrinkles in your skin. A fresh climate would be adequate to avoid the appearance of these discomforts. Being a very sweet animal (and this is its weak point) it is advisable to give adequate oral hygiene that eliminates food remains between your teeth and prevents the appearance of tartar. Avoid giving sweets since it is proven that it can cause the appearance of caries and this would be very painful and uncomfortable for them, we would not be giving it adequate food. One of the aspects that you should not overlook is about vaccination. You must be attentive to all the vaccines you need to avoid the appearance of diseases and thus reinforce your immune system. Bordeaux Dog Care Even though Burgundy's Dogo is a strong and healthy dog It is important that you give special care to avoid the appearance of diseases. Above we told you that bad diet can cause weakness in the heart muscle, but also the appearance of parasites on the skin surface is very common in this race, so it is highly recommended to place its antiparasite pipette during certain time intervals. Other problems that can cause poor diet and lack of exercises is the appearance of bone problems during the growth that is triggered in a hip dysplasia. There have also been cases of digestive problems in these races, as well as cardiac, skin and tendons and ligaments. Education and training of the Bordeaux Dogo The education and training of this animal must start strictly since it is a puppy. At 6 weeks of birth you must start with 30 -minute daily training. What we tell you is very important that you fulfill it since if you do not do it after an adult it will be more difficult to acquire standards. Ideally, start with obedience training: call it and come to you, sit, stand, bend down and bring you something. It is very important that you do not use punishment, on the contrary, you must reward your achievements with positive phrases and samples of affection and affection (it is not more than to give it a cookie prize). You must train him so that he knows that he also has a place to do his needs, eat and where to sleep (otherwise your dog will be the owner of the couch and you will end up sleeping outside). Remember that due to its large size it requires daily physical training to burn all that energy so the walks neither so long nor so short would be adequate. Remember to impose the rhythm in the pass when you go out with him. During training you must be firm and show you that you are your owner and the one who imposes the rules. If on the contrary you observe that the animal is not responding as you want, calm ... do not despair. You can use confinement not as a punishment but as a sample that if you do not do things well it will be isolated that it is something that they do not like since this dog's breed is loved to be in company. If everything is done correctly, the result will be that we will have a faithful, calm, obedient and very happy pet. In conclusion, we can tell you that, if you already have a bordeer gangs as a pet, congratulations!  You have made a great choice. This canine breed is one of the best in the world Because of his many qualities: it can be the guardian you were looking for, he is the faithful companion of rainy afternoons at home by your side and the playful friend of the little ones in the house without having distrust. Other big dog breeds that may interest you: San Bernardo Napolitan mastin Cane ceitherRSO Airedale Terrier Dalmatian ROTTWEILER German shepherd Doberman

The Dimenition in dogs It is a process that is fulfilled in two stages, one of them is the appearance of the first milk teeth and after a while the change towards their definitive teeth. It is a process through which all puppies must pass, since they are born without teeth, something that usually causes problems to the mother during the breastfeeding process. Today we will know a little more about The Dog Dentition Period And some tips and suggestions help them complete it satisfactorily, since their oral health is an important issue for their general well -being. Puppies and dentition process Like any mammal and carnivore, dogs cross the dentition process for food, part of the livelihood of animal life. At the time of birth the puppies lack teeth, this is because they do not need them because their initial diet is breast milk. During the weaning process, The first teeth begin to appear to be used as a tool that allows them to crush food when they start a solid diet.  What is the dentition period in puppies? As with human babies, puppies have the need to bite everything, since they have sensitivity in gums and anxiety to release their new cutting tools. Dog dentition is a process that occurs in two stages General: First the output of the milk teeth occurs and, subsequently, these are replaced by the definitive ones on the path of the puppy to adulthood. From the 15 days of birth The teeth begin to come out in the dogs. The sequence can vary a bit due to the breed and some other conditions, but in general the process is fulfilled as follows: Around day 15 Fangs appear superiors and by day 20 the lower. In a period of 15 days the rest of the pieces that make up their teeth will have appeared. Once all their teeth have made their appearance, They will have a total of 28 to 32 dental pieces, depending on the race. This eruption begins to happen at the end of the first month of life. Milk teeth remain until they are progressively replaced by the final After the puppies turn 3 months of life. How to help you during the process? If you have already had a puppy, you have surely noticed that even if they don't have teeth, they already want to bite everything in their path. And like a child, Dog gums are sensitive during the process Of the appearance of the teeth, therefore, they will be much more desperate to calm the sensation and will bite it. So it is necessary to provide them with a toy to bite and take the opportunity to teach that it is not correct to bite people and objects other than their toys. If you want more information on the care of puppies from other races, you can check it here: train dog Bobtail and care of Bullmastiff.  At what age do dogs change? After they turn three and a half months of life, The replacement of milk teeth begins and the first final teeth emerge. This would be the second stage of the dentition in dogs and occurs from that moment, until the CAN reaches the age of a year, which is when the dental substitution is completed. The definitive teeth are completely white and have what is known as "Flor de Lis", that is, that characteristic form of Sierra in the lower of each incisive piece. The teeth level with the use and wear. This stage occurs many times without any kind of symptom, therefore it is possible that we do not even note that it is happening. Dog teeth function Each of the teeth has a specific form and that is because it fulfills a certain function. Hence The denture of a carnivorous animal It is far from those of those who are herbivores. Incisive: They are located in the front of the jaw and have the function of facilitating heartbreak and puncture. Canines: They serve to tear and puncture. They are located behind the incisors. Premolars: They collaborate in the cutting process. Molars: In dog dentition they appear in advance to adulthood and its function is that of moles and crush food. In total, an adult dog should have 42 dental pieces, while a puppy only has 28. In some cases you can miss a piece without significantly affecting the functionality of the bite. Importance of caring for canine denture The Dimenition in dogs is an important matter, as well as the general care of canine teeth. Once the dog performs the change of teeth definitively, he will have these teeth for the rest of life, therefore we must help you take care of them. For this, it is necessary to establish a very simple oral care routine and follow some tips: Prevents your dog from playing with stones, since his teeth unnecessarily wear out. They foresee the tartar Brushing your teeth eventually. I use dental snaks during their workouts to help you Clean your tartar mouth and at the same time reward your behavior. Offer one balanced diet based on feed specially designed for their size, race and age. Go to the veterinarian annually, and during the consultation you can tell you how solve any oral problem as inflamed gums or excess tartar in the teeth. Dog dentition is a key process in the life of dogs, because denture is the tool they have for the beginning of the digestive process and therefore it is a matter of vital importance to the general health of its organism and its quality of life. Today we have taught you everything you need to help your pets while crossing this phase. Dogs, like any living being, require care if we want them to stay healthy and happy by our side. Therefore, we must help them prevent conditions such as hiccups in dogs or Canine infectious tracheobronchitis. Other articles about canine health that may interest you: Dog vaccines What are mandatory? 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Sometimes the time comes in the life of a person, or in the routine of a family, where the need to have a being to take care and protect is felt. Adopting a pet is a very important decision, and although each dog race has specific qualities, not all are recommended. It is necessary to know what dog race is the one indicated for us. Have you ever heard about Jack Russell Terrier? If in name does not sound to you, you will surely have seen it in a movie or on a television program, because this type of puppies belongs to that group of hollywood spoiled. If you have not heard about Jack Russell Terrier yet, I invite you to read a little more about this playful and vibrant breed of English dogs. Size: Little. Weight: Between 6 and 8kg. Hair type: Short, smooth and hard. Character: Intelligent, stubborn, clown, intrepid, energy, athletic, vocal Health: Healthy Life expectancy: between 13 and 16 years. Knowing Jack Russell Terrier This is A race of small dogs Native of the United Kingdom. Recall that in this area, a long time ago, hunting was an entertainment activity and a sport, which would be today as football. When it came to hunting, people not only served as horses or sits as we always see in the movies, because they are small and fast, many dog ​​breeds were trained for this purpose.   Jack Russell Terrier takes his name from Reverendo John Russell, who raised in his time One of the best terrier races to hunt foxes in England. Jack Russell Terrier was raised from the beginning to help its owner in fox hunting, being especially trained to bark and chase the fox but never kill him. Since he was originally raised and trained for the purpose of helping in the fox hunting, Jack Russell Terrier still has a wild instinct that always allows him to be alert. It is not a puppy for all families, Jack Russel Terrier has a very active personality And also needs constant exercise, and by this same hunting instinct he has, he always wants to explore. So if you have a large garden or patio and you love puppies with a lot of energy, surely Jack Russel Terrier will become an excellent member for your family. Physical characteristics of Jack Russell Terrier In this breed we can find several types of fur, the short and soft, the thick fur, and the curly. The color that highlights the most throughout the body is white, although they also have spots of different colors at the height of the skull, these spots are usually a light brown. However, they can become darker colors such as black. As to Its size and weight, Jack Russell Terrier can weigh between 5 kilos and 8 kilos. Its height can vary depending on the type of race, some may measure 35 centimeters and the little ones up to 30 centimeters. The life expectancy of Jack Russell Terrier goes from 13 to 15 years of life, this guarantees that it will become An indispensable member of the family, as long as the necessary care and attention are given. Jack Russell Terrier personality Are A small breed, but not for that reason we must expect a quiet dog. As already said, since Jack Russell Terrier was raised for hunting purposes, it is a dog that continues to be very active and needs a lot of exercise daily. Most likely, your pet asked you at least forty minutes of exercise per day, either with a long walk or with a good game session. Something we can highlight is that if your pet sees a cat or squirrel, even a hamster, his instincts will make him run behind him, and although he will not attack him, he will surely give them a good scare. Originally, this breed was trained to bark until it stuns the dam and corner it or make it flee as far as the hunter was found, he was instilled in searching for the dam, but never seriously hurt her, this task was left to the hunter.   That hunting ability is strongly embodied in them, it is something that comes out very naturally. Whether in the park or in the garden itself, Jack Russell Terrier is accustomed to digging, especially if he thinks that the house is suffering from a rodent infestation, or does not like a squirrel, or that neighbor's cat seems a bit intrusive. Jack Russell Terrier enjoys the human company, however, is not a good partner for young children or other animals in the family, they can even become aggressive against other dogs. The important thing to consider When a Jack Russell Terrier is raised in the family It is keeping it busy, enjoy having something to do, so planning activities for him is the best you can do to occupy his time and his high level of energy. Care of a Jack Russell Terrier puppy This fun and tireless race is not for everyone, and especially if there are already other pets, mainly cats and other dogs. Some of the puppies can learn to live with other pets when they are taken home at an early age, however, it cannot be guaranteed that they get along with each other. Before adopt one of these puppies We must take into account that Jack Russell Terrier breeding needs close attention and many games. If you are lucky to have a large and fenced patio, this race will be the most indicated for you. If you live in closed apartments, it is not impossible to adopt one, but you should keep in mind that these puppies will need much attention and games. The Jack Russell Terrier is definitely not one of those pets that will stay still and silently on a Sunday afternoon while watching a movie.  Jack Russell Terrier feed The amount of food recommended for a dog is different for each individual, as with us humans, the amount of food and calories we consume is directly related to certain processes of our body, such as age, weight, height, height, and even our metabolism influences. The same happens, not only with the Jack Russell Terrier, but with all the dog breeds that we can find in the world, they all need a different type of food, although some may coincide. The recommended for them is a portion of high quality food of at least 450 grams, twice a day, preferably in the morning and in the afternoon. Always keeping them very well hydrated, since being so physically active, they will surely need to hydrate more than other dogs (always maintaining a good balance). Of course, everything can depend on how good the food you give to your puppy, which is why it is always advisable to buy better quality food. Keep in mind that the higher quality, less amount you should use when feeding them. However, the details of their diet must be under the supervision of a specialist, who will be responsible for indicating the most recommended way to feed your pet.   The feeding of our little ones should always be an important pillar in their training as adults. In blue wolf we have feed for mini races. Jack Russell Terrier puppies The females of the race give us many signs when they are about to give birth, although they are not always very clear, we must pay attention to what they are silently indicating. The female will look for a comfortable place to bring the puppies to the world, probably stop eating and is noticed more worried, it is normal. It is important that Let's not leave our pet Alone at the moment, although they know what to do by instinct, we must be alert because the delivery could occur at any time, and the complications do not take to appear, more when it is a race of such small dogs. Despite its size, the female of Jack Russell Terrier can have 4 to 5 puppies at the same time, from the moment we learn that our pet is waiting for puppies we must give special care since complications can always appear and can be mortal for both the mother and the puppies. If you consider that your pet cannot conclude the delivery on your own, it is most advisable to immediately take it with your trusted veterinarian. Things to consider for its upbringing and adoption: It is easier to teach your dog to dig in a specific place, than to train him to break the habit of digging. It is natural in them. Raising a Jack Russell Terrier can be a challenge, since it requires much attention and exercises, and your habits are very difficult to break. If you are more to lead a quiet life, perhaps the best for you is to choose another dog breed. If you already have other pets at home, it is not advisable to adopt a Jack Russell Terrier, it is better to raise them from very young with other company pets, otherwise, they could react aggressively to them. Having a wide game place is essential. If you have a garden or patio, it is perfect, if you do not have one, the puppy will need large walks in the park or around the neighborhood. Due to their high level of energy, they will need more than one walk per day, or a great imagination from the owner to create games that make you spend your energy. They may not adapt well to a life in an apartment. It is necessary that the patio be very well surrounded. The Jack Russell Terrier despite its small size are capable of jumping more than a meter and a half high. We must be very careful when letting them play outside, since they can also use trees as an escape mode to the neighbor's courtyard (more if he pretends that on the other side he will find a dam to hunt). To take into account There are many things that we must take into account when Adopt a puppy. Sometimes we do not know the personality of each race well, but if this is not compatible with us, with our lifestyle, or with that of our family could become a problem. If you plan to enlarge your family by bringing a Jack Russell Terrier home you must take into account all of the above. Some dogs are very calm and their presence is barely felt, others are very large and noisy, other small and energetic. As is the case of our spoiled today. The Jack Russell Terrier still Hunting instincts have very marked, which were reinforced for centuries, from their origins. Actions such as hunting holes in the patio, chasing squirrels or cats, or even when they are aggressive with other dogs, are attitudes that they cannot avoid and that you should keep in mind if you want to adopt one of these puppies. If you consider that you lead an active life and that you can take the rhythm of a Jack Russell Terrier you can throw yourself and adopt one of these wonderful creatures. Like all dogs, they are also an excellent life partner, a partner with whom you will never get bored and with whom you will always find something new to do. Everything good comes in small bottles, or so they say. In this sense, Jack Russell Terrier is no exception. If what you are looking for is A tireless, fun, alert and protector, this breed will be fully compatible with you. The fidelity and companionship found in this race will not find them so easily in many others. Learn more about dogs with the following post: Pomerania Poodle Chihuahuas Yorkshire Terrier Westy Maltese bichon Scottish Terrier

If you are passionate about the large canine races, that they are excellent guardians and in turn faithful and obedient, then the Spanish Alano It is the partner you were looking for. A strong, intelligent and protective animal. Used for centuries for major hunting, livestock and battle. A dog as very few of his style. A Spanish classic specimen. If you decide to adopt or acquire one, from here we want to guide you so that your Spanish Alano receives the care and attention it deserves. Keep reading to know how to raise this noble friend in the best way. Size: Big. Weight: Between 25 and 40kg. Hair type: Smooth and short Character: Serious, dominant, affectionate, reliable, obedient, patient Health: Healthy Life expectancy: Between 11 and 14 years. History and origin of the Spanish Alano The Spanish Alano is a canine breed that many consider native to Spain. It was considered the most important breed of dogs since the time of the Middle Ages Until the middle of the century XIX. It is believed that its introduction in Spain was given after the fall of the Roman Empire with the invasion of the Alan peoples to the Iberian Peninsula and North Africa in the 5th century, but its references appear in history from the fourteenth century. The Spanish Alano was used for war and the hunt for wild species such as bulls and wild boars. His ability and strength made him a dog with a great power. A robust, brave and great nobility dog ​​chosen by Spanish armies in the conquest of the New World. It was also a very common dog in bullfighting shows. With the passage of time and the progress of modern life, its uses were only limited to guard and defense, as well as the big hunt and capture of mountain cattle.   The Spanish Alano is one of the most cited canine races in the field of Spanish literature and painting. Has been appointed in the literary verses of Lope de Vega and Cervantes. King Alfonzo XI is one of the illustrious characters who have cited in his writings the qualities of this race describing it as brave, noble and immune to pain. This breed almost extinguished at the beginning of the century XX. There are those who believe that the authentic Spanish alano disappeared completely and that the specimens that currently exist are the product of the crossing with other similar breeds of the Molosoid type, but they are only hypotheses about it. Others claim that the few specimens that were left were recovered in northern Spain for the mid -90s and a process of rescue and reproduction of the race that led it to its subsequent recognition by the National Association of Breeders of the Spanish Alano and the Canine Society of Spain in the year began in the year 2004. This possibility of disappearing as a breed is today out of danger. Physical characteristics of the Spanish alano The Spanish Alano is a large Molosoid -type dog. Despite having a rough and rough appearance it is an excellent company. It is an animal of great strength that in its adult state is able to tear down a bull. He has great physical qualities and his long and firm legs make him a magnificent corridor. His head is large and strong skull with a marked concave profile. It has a kind of black mask in the face. The shape of your mouth transmits seriousness impression. Short snout and little pronounced stop. The muscle tone of his body is robust, firm and high chest. It has a strong bone and muscular contexture. The truffle is wide, large and black with the defined and well -formed nasal holes. It has a powerful jaw and the bite is in the form of tenza. His eyes are medium size and express a lot of emotion. The color can vary from amber and yellow to black. Its ears are short, high insertion and falls; Very separate.   Being the Spanish alano a big dog, In adult state it reaches a height between 60 and 65 cm in males and between 55 and 60 cm The females. The ideal weight varies between 38 and 45 kg The males and The females They weigh a little less reaching A weight in accordance with 35 and 40 kg. The Spanish Alano reaches its maximum contexture at 2 years of age. His fur is easy to take care of being short that does not reach more than 3 cm long. The color varies finding copies of coppery, gray and bluish color. There are also stunted or Barcino type (brown coffee and white or brown and black). The skin is hard and thick. It presents some folds in the face and neck. The Spanish alano is a dog that enjoys good health and if he receives during his life a good diet with a good dose of love, affection and good care, This dog can live up to 12 years. Spanish Alano Food Having described the physical qualities of this canine breed we have only to say that a dog of these proportions needs adequate and good quality food. It's not about giving it a lot of food, rather, what we want to tell you is that it needs a food that contains the right nutrients and with the highest nutritional quality banners. We are talking about a canine breed that meets guard and surveillance tasks or cattle rust so you must provide a feed based on red meats with low rice content and do not manage food with fish. It also avoids prepared foods containing high fat content. Blue Wolf It offers a high range of 100 % natural foods of maximum quality.   As for the proportions, remember that this copy is a very agile dog and being an excellent corridor burns many energies. The most advisable thing is to eat twice a day (at noon and at night). In an adult state, daily portions must be between 500 and 600 grams. Remember that our friend needs to ingest a lot of clean and fresh water so that it reaches the level of hydration that your body demands. When your pet reaches the age of majority and begins to age, already its diet should not be the same as when it was a puppy, a young or adult dog. Physical activity decreases that you must reduce food portions to 400 gr daily to prevent this stage of life that leads to sedentary lifestyle will not turn it into an obese animal. Spanish Alano Puppy The Spanish Alano is a dog of great proportions. Since it is a puppy we can see that it is an animal that grows rapidly In addition they enjoy very good health. Ideally, remain next to the mother during the breastfeeding period that covers up to 2 or 3 months. From there our puppy can be weaned and we can start feeding it with a dry feed soaked in water or with soft elaborate food 4 times a day. Daily portions should not exceed 200 gr. The food must be rich in calcium that will help strengthen its bones and joints.   When your puppy reaches 5 months of birth increases the daily food portion to 250 gr distributed 3 times a day. At 6 months of birth you can increase the amount of food at 400 gr distributed 2 times a day. When it reaches 8 months of age, keep the portions of 400 gr daily twice a day and select a food rich in protein that is suitable for large breeds in the youth stage of growth. Being a dog with grip instinct, during his puppy stage he is quite restless and playful and his games are always destined to hold people and things strongly. Remember that the visit to the veterinarian must be done with strict control to be informed of the vaccine calendar as well as its checks to know if our puppy is growing in good shape. Do not forget to play much with him since through the game you can train the puppy in basic behavior standards. Give him a lot of love and affection from the first day he is with you. Spanish Alano Dog Care Spanish Alano is a race that does not need special care. It is a dog that enjoys good health and is not prone to get sick, but you must be attentive to some basic care standards. The first thing you should pay attention is to food as we described before. Remember to give the appropriate portions of food depending on its growth stage and that it is of optimal quality. A balanced diet is what your dog needs. The second is that a dog of these proportions can live quietly inside your home, although if you live in a house with external areas much better so that you can run and jump freely otherwise you must rigorously take it for a walk about 3 times a day.   As for cleaning, you must bathe it once a month to keep your hair healthy and fleas free and ticks. Check the fur daily depending on whether outdoor walk activities are carried out in parks or farms where other dogs and animals make life. If you have fleas, take it to the veterinarian to recommend a necklace or pipette and if by chance counteracts ticks the ideal is to take them out with a sterilized clamp. If you do not dare or do not know how to do it, go to the veterinarian who is the most appropriate person to carry out this task. It is important that within their care you clean their ears, eyes and teeth and when bathing it also remembers cleaning the folds of the skin since it can contract some dermatitis of not doing so. This canine breed supports extreme climatic conditions, but in summer season you must provide enough hydration. The Spanish Alano has a quality that the water loves so to take it for a walk to the beach and let it run on the shore, it is an activity that fascinates it. Finally, brush it about 2 times a week to remove dead hair and so that it remains healthy and bright. Spanish Alano character and personality The Spanish Alano is a very brave dog. It is little sensitive to pain and is due to its nature as hunting and grip dog. Being a prey dog ​​will always be attentive to the slightest movement that feels or observes. It is very active, awake and restless about what its training is recommended from an early age. His courage is the characteristic that stands out the most. They do not present any danger to the family and especially for the children to whom it takes care and above all is very tolerant of the games that the little ones can do. What should be monitored is that by his instinct of grip dog he always seeks to hold the children by his ears without bite them. Sometimes children exaggerate in the game with pets and this the animal may not understand it so adults must monitor games with excess jokes that can distort the nature of the game and leave hurt. That is super protective.   Its character is always serious dog and tends to be dominant So a dog of these characteristics needs a firm master that makes him understand with few words and clear instructions who is the one who sends here. If so, it will be a loyal, obedient and very affectionate dog with theirs. Before the strangers he does not present any danger, but he will see them with a little distrust until they know them well. If by bad chance of fate an intruder enters your house, it is better to leave as quickly as possible since the Spanish Alano will feel its presence and begin first to bark to get the attention of the master and if the person dares to face him as a good grip dog he will lie down and he will not release him until he receives a change of order from the master. In the deal with other dog breeds let us tell you that the Spanish Alano is a dominant dog and should be taught to maintain balance because otherwise if they are looking for a fight they will find it and almost always won. So, it is important to take it for a walk to places where you have contact with other races to improve your socialization process. If so, you will have a dog model that everyone will want to follow. Education and training of the Spanish Alano Although many consider the Spanish Alano as an aggressive dog because of the use to which it was destined in the past, the truth that training it is not complicated as long as we go to a qualified coach and with experience in this type of breeds or be of firm personality in case you want to train it yourself, but it is always good that you report first how to do it. Being a very intelligent dog will learn everything we teach you fully, but for this we must be firm and safe in the guidelines in front of the animal. Do not think of mistreating or applying confinement because you will not achieve any achievement or progress on the contrary, it can become a real threat and will do everything to its whim. If by chance you get on the couch and you are not allowed, you must firmly say "no" and give it the order that is lowered. Prémonalo when it obeys the rules with a palmadita, caress or some sweet tooth. There are people who have unscrupulously trained to these races for the attack by distorting their nature and turning them into a true mortal weapon. Nor do you show weaknesses before your Spanish Alano because if not, he will be the one who takes the reins and you will end up being the trained.   Also these dogs our body language understands very well So a sign with your hand so you don't do something or to get out of the house will understand perfectly. You can expand the orders not only to call it and come to you or feel, but you can train it to remain next to you or sit the time you indicate, but you should always do it with firm words ... without shouting or blows. All members of the family group must follow the same line, but there must be one that is the one that imposes the norms or dominates the animal more; That it is the one who sends and controls it with total responsibility and that your Spanish alano know that this is the head of the litter. If you want me to respect you first to respect him. Spanish Alano breeders There are many breeders who are recommended and recognized by the Spanish Association of the Spanish Alano and that it is the ideal place to acquire a copy of this race without being scammed. These qualified breeders will inform you everything you need to know about the temperament of this race, as well as its functionality. They will guide you in the election process and you can be sure that you have your certification or Pedigree that supports you that it is an authentic specimen. Also the breeders will show you the consanguinity of the puppies something that is of interest to know when acquiring a copy. Certified breeders study people very well who want to acquire one of their specimens. They make you an exhaustive interrogation asking you first your knowledge about the race and the use you are going to give (if it is for surveillance, competition or company).   The specimens are delivered with Pedigree, not less than 8 weeks of birth, microchip, veterinary review, dewormed, with at least two vaccines sealed by the referee, photocopy of the registration of the litter in the Origen Book and Health Guarantee. It is also important to know the breeding place and thus will give you an idea of ​​the type of person that is; Anyway, you will be cautious and safe, you will find the right breeder. Spanish Alano Price The Spanish Alano is not any dog ​​race. Its history linked to the recovery that was done to avoid its extinction makes it a fair price. Nor is it easy to raise these specimens and anyone does it either. In the current market a puppy with all its certificates and permissology It is sold between 300 and 800 euros. As you will see the price is very varied. We recommend that you buy them directly to certified breeders. Online there are many individuals who offer you deceptive offers. Some offer very low prices and that is not reliable since it may not be pure. We invite you if you really want to acquire a copy to ask an acquaintance who has one how he acquired it and may be helpful to have that pet that you dream so much.   If you already have a Spanish Alano I imagine that you will not be regretful of having acquired it. You will have a faithful and inseparable partner that will make you feel safe and protected and in turn you will share fun moments that you will enjoy forever. You may also be interested in these blog articles: Doberman German shepherd San Bernardo Airdale Terrier Dalmatian Greyhound ROTTWEILER

We all want that when we open the door to a new member in the family it can always be happy and healthy, and if it is possible that it lasts forever. Normally, we want to give them a good life, very long and healthy, to that pet with which we plan to give and receive love. To fulfill this there are several things to do; In the first place we must give it the Dog vaccines, complying with the scheduled dates; in second place, feed them correctly Depending on the type of pet and, finally, we must make sure to give your fee of daily exercise that will always allow you to be healthy. This, of course, without neglecting the love and love they need. As you can see, all this seems to be simple, but it is certainly a commitment. One of the main and first problems that are presented to us is that many times, due to lack of knowledge, we fail to meet these aspects.  As for vaccines, this aspect should not be careless, as it will generate major problems that can even make the animal suffer. Sometimes our carelessness may be due to lack of time, since our daily occupations distract us from following a plan or Vaccine calendar, being able to cause it to skip it. The commitment to our pets deserves greater interest and time to dedicate. In addition to this, many times we don't really know what are the functions that vaccines have in the dog's health and how serious it can be to not put them in the right time or postpone them. This time we will talk about it, about vaccines, of that first step that we must take for our pet, and how important it is for our dog to be healthy and happy for a long time. The time to meet our dog Either because we are going to acquire it with a professional breeder, we will buy it in a store or in fact we will adopt it in a shelter, it is very useful and necessary that they grant us the dog vaccination sheet. This will greatly facilitate continuing with the vaccination process for the good health of our pet. It does not matter if the dog is still a puppy or is already more grown, there will always be various dog vaccines that will need to have, even some may be of such importance that the adoption or purchase process can stop until it has not been applied in the dog. And even if you do not believe it, depending on the dog and the race that it possesses, it can even be the difference between life or death in a puppy. So, It is always important to demand the dog vaccination file Whatever the way in which it reaches our lives.  Puppies and vaccines There has been much talk about the importance of dog vaccines and how they can affect the health of the dog. It is the puppies that it is the one to deal with this process, since their first weeks, they must usually begin to receive them. It is the mothers of the puppy who provide the first immunological defenses, they through breastfeeding, give their children antibodies that begin to work even at the first 24 hours of birth. Unfortunately, these defenses only last a short time and as the puppy gets used to the outside environment, they disappear from their system little by little. Apart from the first immunological defenses, the mother also provides some parasites to the puppy through breastfeeding and placenta, it is because of that that It is recommended that before starting the vaccination process, the puppy will be dew. After 6 weeks born, the puppies begin to receive vaccines that will help them face the world. This proximity to his birth is because a puppy should not be in contact with other dogs external to his litter before the first vaccination, since this can make it extremely sensitive to any bacteria or infection that a third could carry. You also have to take into account when your teeth get a pear puppy to be able to give you the best possible care. Types of dog vaccines There are different Types of dog vaccines which are varying depending on the age of the puppy and the function that they have in their health and well -being. Each of them represents a lack in the Immune system of CAN and some must be granted at different times of the dog's life. Some must be applied monthly or annually and others, on the contrary, are a matter of once in life. All this will depend on its chemical function and composition.  Mandatory dog ​​vaccines The mandatory vaccines, as its name indicates, they are those that are vital in the life of the dog. These are supplied while the dog is puppy, and usually start from the 6 weeks of born. Dog vaccines that make up this group are the following: Parvovirus: Parvovirus, is a vaccine that helps prevent canine parvovirosis, a disease that affects intestines, causing diarrhea with blood presence in them. This vaccine is usually one of the first and main applied to puppies. Distemper: As for the muffin, it is a disease that can even affect cats, it is highly dangerous since it affects the digestive, respiratory and nervous system of the puppy. It is a contagious disease, and can only be prevented with their respective vaccines, so, like parvovirus, the puppy is also usually given in its first weeks. Rage: Previously the rabies virus was deeply rooted worldwide, although this has changed, there are still several regions where it is still active, so it is important to prevent. The rabies virus is spread through saliva, which can enter the dog's blood system through a bite, and can affect its nervous system. This is not recommended to apply it while the dog is puppy, since the absorption of its components is not guaranteed correctly. Optional dog vaccines Just as there are mandatory vaccines, there are also those that are rather an option, given that one could say, they go according to the veterinarian's recommendations according to what he considers that it is necessary for the dog according to the race and the place where it develops. The Optional vaccines, they are commonly administered annually, and there is the possibility that these are implemented through the mode of cocktails or versatile, which consist of various vaccines for mixed dogs in one, which serve to prevent the appearance of various diseases such as: Leptoespirosis, canine hepatitis, parainfluenza, Lyme, cough of the kennels either Coronavirus.  Multipurpose vaccines There are various types of versatile vaccines, these are classified according to their main functions or components. Among the most recognized are the following: Pentavalent: It contains among its components the Moquillo, hepatitis vaccine, cough of the kennels, parvovirus and parainfluenza. Hexavalent: It contains all the above, plus the vaccine for leptosipirosis and another strain or population of parvovirus. Octovalent: It has the previous vaccines in its more components, other strains of leptosipirosis, parvovirus and parainfluenza, and also the vaccine for the coronavirus. This kind of vaccines should be administered to the dog when it is bigger and stronger, around its first year. Other types of dog vaccines There are currently some dog vaccines, which, although not strictly necessary or compromise their health, also greatly facilitate the dog's health and lifestyle. These can be the following: Bardotella: They are used to prevent a disease of the same name, which attacks the respiratory system. It has several side effects and therefore has caused a lot of debate among veterinarians communities. Against ticks and fleas: This type of dog vaccines is in fact, very controversial, many veterinarians insist that it is not really a vaccine, but a medicine. Even so, it can be of great importance, and must be placed annually depending on its quality. Average vaccination plan As we know, within a few weeks of birth it is when we must begin to administer the first mandatory vaccines, in order to make sure that the puppy can create the respective antibodies.  The administration of these vaccines usually has an average calendar, which can vary depending on some consideration taken by the veterinarian. Dog vaccines are to promote and guarantee the health of those who apply, whether animal or human. Even so, these are still chemical compounds that enter the blood flow, so that on some opportunities there can be the occasional consequence, which is mostly derived from the organism's reaction. Side effects of dog vaccines In the case of emerging some adverse effect after applying a vaccine on a dog, these are usually mild, although they depend on the age of the dog. The more puppy this is, the greater the percentage of these to appear. In any case, these side effects, especially in mandatory vaccines, are not usually very serious; This is because before applying some vaccine in the dog, they have been previously tested and tested. So mostly, these are really good for can. Similarly, here are some of the most frequent side effects: Apathy: It is normal for the dog to move away a little from his master in a reproach reaction for having made him go through great stress. Numbness: The dog may present some type of fatigue and even need to sleep a little. Gastrointestinal disorders: Some vaccines can produce stomach pain, diarrhea and even vomiting in dogs, which can influence their appetite. Respiratory problems: On some occasions, the placement of some vaccine can cause coughing, sneezing or nasal secretion. In fact, it can be relatively common to be presented with a flu painting. Inflammation: The vaccine may be applied after some type of lump is formed around where the vaccine was applied, this is because the liquid has not yet spread. This can be a fairly common effect. Prevents it from scratching to also prevent other disorders that may arise as the appearance of dandruff by stress or dermatitis. Afalaxía: This is perhaps one of the most serious effects that can arise by vaccinating a dog and consists of a cluster of afflictions that vary between throat or snout swelling that prevents it from being able to breathe normally, weak pulse, skin redness, diarrhea or vomiting. In this case, we must be very careful and take the veterinarian as soon as possible. Prices of dog vaccines As for costs, what a dog owner spends on vaccines for dogs is depending on the doses supplied, which in turn go according to the weight and volume of the dog. As the dog is larger, the dose is greater. That is why it is necessary that before performing the administration of vaccines in the dog, it is consulted by the veterinarian, in this way inconveniences are avoided. You can consult your veterinarian if vaccines affect other races, such as the Andalusian mouse or the Spanish Alano. If we enter Vaccine prices, it is necessary to indicate that each price varies according to the country or region, in addition to the quality or brand of the vaccine and, of course, of the type of vaccine. In the case of Spain, prices range from: Heptavalent vaccine: Around 40 and 50 euros. Trivalent vaccine: They have an estimate between 30 and 40 euros. Rabies vaccine: They are usually among 20 and 30 euros. Other articles about animal health that may interest you: Sterilization and castration in dogs Anxiety dogs Leishmaniasis in dogs Bullshit Osteoarthritis andn pErros

He has starred in films, is recognized worldwide and is considered one of the most beloved, remembered and requested dogs of all time. He San Bernardo It is a super star and right now we will understand why. Size: Large/giant. Weight: Between 54 and 82kg. Hair type: Medium, smooth and dense. Character: Friendly, vivacious, vigilant, gentle, calm Health: Prone to problems in bones and joints Life expectancy: Between 8 and 10 years. Due to its large size and its hairy and affable appearance, He has become a very requested dog. Many videos and photos of puppies and adult dogs of this race are adorning the Internet and it is inevitable to love them.  In addition to their imposing look and size, the San Bernardo will always be remembered by the small barrel that hung from his neck where he carried liquor or medicine for their owners or human companions when he rescued them in the mountains a long time ago. Now, this animal It is considered a very faithful and protective dog, which conquers everyone with sweetness and affection. History and origin of San Bernardo This Wonderful race It originated in the Swiss Alps and northern Italy, where the Romans settled with their different types of dogs, which when mixed, gave with this great can. Among the dogs that gave rise to San Bernardo were the now extinct mastin of the Alps, The Tibet Dogo, the great Danish and the Newfoundland. For several centuries, from the seventeenth, these breeds were mixed with each other until obtaining what this breed is today. Canines who gave rise to San Bernardo were used as surveillance dogs, bodyguards and rescue in the eleventh century by a group of monks who carried a hospice In El Paso del Monte San Bernardo, which was intended to provide lodge and protection for pilgrims, travelers and visitors.  With the passage of time, and thanks to its strength, courage and tenacity, The San Bernardo became very useful. His presence was required as companions of those who crossed the mountain, since they could provide great help in case an accident. Currently, San Bernardo has been officially designated as the Swiss national dog, thanks to all the work he has played as a rescue dog. It is our days, it is easier to see it in a field of some city due to its large size. Likewise, it is no longer as common to see him rescuing people, but rather as proud and loved members of a family. Physical characteristics of San Bernardo The San Bernardo It is a large and imposing texture dog. It can be very high, large and heavy, so it deserves to have a lot of space to develop. They have a good -natured appearance, which denotes great nobility. Among all aspects that can get the attention of a San Bernardo, the head undoubtedly stands out, especially for its particular factions. The head of a San Bernardo is wide and large, with sunken and medium -sized eyes that vary in color, from light chestnut to the dark. Its nostrils are normally open with a black truffle.  If we talk about its snout and bite, it is usually wide and powerful, since the jaws they own are wide and the same size both above and below. As for their ears, they hang on each side of their head, they are triangularly and a medium size. The tail of a San Bernardo is long and is always hanging, which gives it more agility. Its legs are thick and the legs commonly straight. Types of fur present in the San Bernardo It is important to keep in mind that There are two types of San Bernardo, one that has short hair and another with long hair. However, there are no differences between these two types, apart from the length of their hair and color, since both have the same dimensions and the same temperament. San Bernardo with short hair: He has smooth and dense hair throughout the outside of his body, and in the internal part, he has thick and short fur laterals. In addition, short hair tail is commonly thick and leafy, and has a bangs on its legs. San Bernardo with long hair: If we refer to the fur in its outer layer, this is of medium and smooth size, and internally also has a thick fur. In some cases, the fur that covers the hip can be of the wavy type. The tail has a lot of thick and dense hair. The limbs also have bangs, but with greater abundance. San Bernardo fur color Regardless of the type of hair they possess, the specimens of this race have the same range of colors. They are mostly white with red, brown and sometimes yellow or cream spots. These spots are presented in diversity of sizes between each specimen and in some cases they cover a large part of the outer layer of the San Bernardo. But, normally, these dogs have white predominance, especially in their internal layers. There is also the possibility that there are specimens San Bernardo with black spots, although these do not usually occur frequently. San Bernardo dimensions Normally there are not many differences in dimensions between the male and females specimens of San Bernardo, except for its stature. Otherwise, It will depend on the individual characteristics of the dog and its diet. Height: Make 70cm / females: 65cm minimum. Weight: Oscillates between 60kg and 90kg. San Bernardo Temperament Although San Bernardo is a dog that can become quite large and corpulent, is not characterized by being violent. Actually It is a very affable and affable can. It can be described as extroverted and, in fact, Enjoy the children's company, to those who usually take care of and grant a lot of love. The San Bernardo is a very loyal can, of rather slow movements and with a tendency to be quite patient. It is very rare to know of a copy of this breed that has attacked someone, because rather they are usually calm, good dogs if they are educated properly, They will always try to help their masters, whom they love with passion. Although he enjoys and needs the exercise, like any other Can, the San Bernardo is not a dog that remains in constant activity and is not characterized by the waste of energy. Rather they usually enjoy long and quiet walks, in addition to lying at their master's feet, to rest.  It could be said that the San Bernardo even become more passive as they age, so you have to take care of and seek that their diet is always chord, because they have a tendency to gain weight and then it is difficult to lose weight, especially when more adults are already found. Despite San Bernardo loves his master with great devotion, it has no tendency to extreme dependence and also enjoy being alone, so it can become independent and look for yourself as a distracted. Even so, it will require attention, the San Bernardo love to live with people, and that is why it often is considered a family dog. San Bernardo's life expectancy The San Bernardo is a beautiful and great dog that will give us his love and affection for an estimated time of between 8 and 10 years, which will vary depending on food, exercise and if any disease is presented that can affect their health. San Bernardo care There are certain diseases that can occur in a San Bernardo throughout their lives, and although this does not mean that with certainty they will suffer them, there is a tendency to make it happen. Among them are the following: Hip dysplasia or elbow Stomach torsion Dilated cardiomyopathy (so special attention must be paid when some type of sedative is provided, since this can be fatal) To prevent most of these diseases, it is important again, to take care of their diet following a diet recommended by an expert veterinarian who knows how to provide the appropriate and necessary amounts for the CAN. You can take a look at our catalog to see the specific food we have.  Food should also be added daily exercise, which will provide mobility and agility to your muscles, and will facilitate so important fat to avoid overweight. But this must be done in moderation, since stomach torsion can lead to excessive training. Apart from those care, there is one that has great relevance in a San Bernardo, and that is to take care of his head. As we know, the head is one of its most prominent characteristics, so it is important that, especially in the copies of long hair, the secretions that emanate from their eyes are constantly cleaned, because, over the years, moderate detachments between the skin and eyes usually occur. San Bernardo tends to drool a lot, so you should keep in mind that Oral hygiene care It must be continuous, having to do it periodically. As for brushing, it is recommended that a simple and a complete brushing be performed daily every 8 or 10 weeks. Education and Training of San Bernardo This is a dog that in many cases is considered a "giant dog", so one of the big problems that arise to train or educate it is its size and the amount of space it requires. Therefore, it is always recommended that it begin as soon as possible, before it reaches a size that makes the process difficult, since when it is puppy and small, it can be better and more manageable. Like any other can, It is important that you start interacting with other dogs, animals or humans with the greatest promptness when this puppy, because, by having a large size, it is necessary that you quickly learn to deal with others.  It is also important to remember that the space you have to develop must be wide since, being such a large dog, it requires sufficient space to have mobility that allows you to feel comfortable. San Bernardo responds very well to positive reinforcement training, so it is very easy to train it and make it become obedient. San Bernardo prices It is very easy Acquire a San Bernardo puppy, you can get them with professional breeders, in some store or online; So their prices vary depending on the place where you want to make the purchase. The recommendation is to be very attentive to the breeding conditions that the seller has, because many times these are not the most appropriate or ethical. If you have Pedigrí, of course the price is usually higher. In dollars it can range between 3,000 and $ 3,500, A Puppy from San Bernardo with Pedigrí, a price that in euros equals 2,600 and 3,000. To take into account The San Bernardo It is one of the most beautiful giant breed dogs, affectionate and dear from around the world. His incredible temperament is known worldwide and how he can take care of children so much devotion. It is undoubtedly a family dog ​​if interacting with other people, dogs or animals is introduced on time. Especially to grow by making sense of the "prudence" necessary for when interacting with animals or people smaller than him.  It can be very quiet, and in fact a bit slow in movements. As it grows it becomes increasingly passive, and that can be a point in your favor if we appreciate tranquility, but it is something to take into account if we do not want you to suffer from overweight. The San Bernardo is, without a doubt, a dog that needs us to really know what we are getting when we decide to give entry into our life. It is best to know every aspect that you have and then weigh if we have space, strength and dedication to be with them. We also recommend these other articles: Tosa Inu Napolitan mastin Cane Corso Argentine Dogo English mastin Spanish Mastion Newfoundland Bullmastiff Great Danish

There are two factors that you must take into account when separate your mother's puppy. The first is breastfeeding, and the second is the emotional. Ideally, the puppy is fed by his mother the first 7 weeks of life, coexistence with his mother and brothers is important for his growth and development, therefore, he should never separate before that time. Elements that define the moment of separation Lactation Breast milk is important for The puppies develop healthy and strong. The nutrients that milk has are essential to avoid future diseases or infections during puppies. Calosrus is the first milk they must consume, due to defensive proteins or immunoglobulin, since Your immune system will be strengthened in the time they are breastfed. The mother must be well cared for and fed, that way she will offer her puppies a better diet and enjoy good health in the future. Emotional Humans ignore the Damage that can cause to weaken prematurely or the early separation of a puppy and his mother. During the first 7 weeks of life, the puppy will learn from his mother and his brothers. Being with his canine family, he will grow as a safe and emotionally balanced dog. For the immaturity of the puppy, You cannot separate from your mother at an early age, since it will cost you to adapt and learn from us the behavior of a puppy. Being with your family, you can acquire your dog consciousness and learn your lifestyle. With early weaning the puppy can present anxiety problems due to separation, hyperactivity, aggressiveness or get to suck fabrics or objects, such as an involuntary act of the puppy. Puppy growth periods Neonatal (from 0 to 2 weeks) They cannot see or hear, they can only eat (breastfeeding, because they have no teeth) and feel with their legs. Their ability of smell guides them towards their mother to feed. They need mother stimulation To be able to do your needs. Influenced by her, will develop simple skills. Transition (2 to 4 weeks) They begin to hear and open their eyes. His taste and smell become more acute and already give their first and unstable steps. Between the 3rd and 4th week, canine teeth come out. Their colitas move, they play with each other and with groans and barking begin to communicate. Little by little They learn to do their needs Without mother stimulation. Socialization (from 4 to 12 weeks) At this stage it establishes links and interacts with other dogs and are receptive to people. Between the 4th and 6th week the complete teeth appear. In the 5th week they enjoy more security than they surround them, play and run. Puppies begin to be interested in solid foods, because they burn more calories due to age energy. In the 7th week you can start teaching your puppy the basics, such as where to do their needs. Remember that Training must be encouraging. For the 8th week the weaning is a fact that the mother no longer feeds them, having gone through a period of rejection of puppies. Between week 8 and 10 your pet passes through a fear stage, help it with a positive orientation. At 9 weeks the mother scolds the puppies when they do not obey her, either with a growl or biting them in the neck. Puppies are in a period of affective development and social skills, observe everything around them. 3 to 6 months Period where he understands and is more influential For other puppies. Dentition and chewing appear in this stage of development, including destructive chewing. Puppies go through another stage of fear. 6 to 18 months Your pet can behave challengingly, he knows that he is part of a herd, which is why Your dog's education should be constant and positive. During this period sexual behavior appears and the dog becomes territorial, unlike bitches. Depending on your dog's breed, it reaches adulthood. In general, from 9 to 12 months the small races, from 12 to 18 months the medium race and at 24 months the large races. Recommendations It feeds the mother of puppies well, the health status of the young depends on its diet. Try that your puppy continues to keep contact with other dogs If it was separated early, thus you will have a better emotional development. Constantly supervises the mother's behavior towards the puppies, you can reject the weakest or everyone if you don't want to feed them. The stimulation when speaking to puppies It will make them develop emotionally fast and safe. The games and contact with nature And people are essential to create confidence and agility in dogs. The puppy You must mature with your family, give him time to grow by his side. For the good of the puppies, avoid as much as possible from your mother Before time. When to separate a puppy from his mother? When you have fulfilled your breastfeeding time, that is, after the 7 months of life. In case of being an orphan or weaned of newborn, it is advisable to supply a bottle formula, recommended by a veterinarian, and give all possible attention, human heat and love, so that it grows strong and healthy. Remember that they are delicate and more disease prone. It is not the same as his mother breastfeeding, to be fed with a bottle. It will not be an easy task to educate him as a child, the fears and insecurities for the lack of the mother will manifest at any time. How can a mother's puppy separate? Taking the necessary forecasts regarding the health of the puppy and his physical and emotional well -being. If you have to separate before time, try to be delicate and talking to the mother of the puppy. Show them that with you it will be fine and allow you a moment of physical contact and affection. Nature is wise, Each puppy grows at its pace And they are a life gift. Take care of your puppy and Educ it in the best possible way, keep in mind that it will be your best company. To know more, we recommend you read: What is dog therapy? Dogs and their professions 12 dog races that do not release hair The smallest dog breeds in the world Why adopt a dog? Everything you need to know to travel with your dog