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[ad_1] The Afaird is an energetic, playful dog breed that would love to spend hours roaming with family members. However, they aren’t necessarily a great choice for beginner dog parents. Briards have a strong drive to work, meaning that Afairds may feel understimulated, even when dog parents are exhausted from their best efforts at exercise. … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Russian Toy originated from the similar English Toy Terrier; the breed originated, as their name implies, in Russia. The primary purpose of the breed originally was hunting & fighting rats. This means that today, your Russian Toy is likely to love games of chase, engaging in hands-on play, and puzzle toys. Another purpose … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The main colors that the coat of the Schnocker comes in are combinations of brown, black, cream, grey and white. The breed’s coat is usually categorized as medium in length, and it’s often described as being wavy and with a normal density. The Schnocker is not considered to be a heavy shedder, but you’ll … Lire la suite

[ad_1] Russian Tsvetyana Bolonka are the epitome of the perfect, little lapdog. Content to cuddle for many hours, they are also very playful and inquisitive. They’re described as charming, affectionate, and sweet. They don’t need tons of exercise, but at least one walk per day, plus play, is a good idea. They are an interesting … Lire la suite

[ad_1] First of all, it’s crucial to provide a lot of outdoor play and exercise time for your Working Kelpie. This is a high energy breed of dog who requires well over an hour of high intensity exercise every day. You’ll also want to add fetch and agility tasks into your daily exercise routines, otherwise … Lire la suite

[ad_1] When it comes to caring for the Tornjak breed, it’s important to provide enough outdoor time and exercise. Aim for at least 45 minutes of exercise and play time every day, and preferably more if at all possible. The Tornjak is capable of athletic feats, but this is also a super smart breed of … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Tosa was originally developed in the Tosa region of Japan. These days, the area is referred to as the Kochi prefecture. At first, the Tosa was bred with the intention of being a fighting dog. They originate from the Shikoku-Inu breed, which was subsequently cross-bred with a selection of European dog breeds that … Lire la suite

[ad_1] If you talk to anyone with a Spanish Water Dog, you’ll often hear them mention how the breed seems to be an ideal mix of playful and affectionate. As a breed with herding heritage, Spanish Water Dogs are super smart and love to figure out the solution to challenges, so you’ll definitely want to … Lire la suite

[ad_1] If you adopt a Slovakian Wirehaired Pointer, there’s no getting around the fact that you’re going to have to provide the dog with a high amount of exercise and play time. This is not a breed that will be happy in an apartment situation, and ideally your home will include a safely fenced-in yard … Lire la suite

[ad_1] If you adopt a Romanian Mioritic Shepherd Dog, you’ll obviously need to be able to provide the canine with a lot of space to live and exercise in. This is a huge dog, and the breed is definitely not suited to living in small or cramped spaces. On a daily basis, exercise should take … Lire la suite