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English Bulldog information about dogs Modern English Bulldogs were bred in the second half of the 19th century, based on the now extinct breed - the Old English Bulldog. The English Bulldog has a pronounced personality and is considered the national dog of England, embodying the traits often attributed to a "true gentleman": solidity, equanimity, conservatism, some phlegm, on the one hand, and aristocracy, respectability combined with imposing and rude elegance, on the other. Keeping bulldogs requires great responsibility, since the breed in the process of development, having turned from fighting into decorative, lost its working qualities and became very vulnerable. History of the breed Bulldogs appeared in England and were used as pickling dogs in the "bloody sport" - bull-baiting (hence the name of the breed - bulldog - literally "bull dog"). The exact time of the appearance of the breed is unknown, but it is known that the British singled out "bu...

Shiba Inu information about dogs The Shiba Inu is an ancient and reborn dog breed in Japan. Their name translates as "a clump of grass" (the color resembles withered grass) or "small" (the smallest aboriginal breed). The Shiba Inu is a national treasure of Japan and, along with other local breeds, is listed as a natural monument. The origin of the breed Honshu Island (Japan) is home to 6 breeds of hunting dogs. Their name corresponds to the name of the province in which they originated. And only the Shiba Inu is named for its external features. Findings unearthed by archaeologist Angela Perry testify to the ancient origins of Japanese hunting dogs. In the scientific literature in Japan, she found descriptions of the burials of hunting dogs similar to the Shiba Inu. More than 9000 years ago, Honshu hunters paid homage to dogs by burying them with hunters. The dogs were laid as if the dog was sleeping peacefully, curled up in a ball. Burial bracelets and belts inlaid ...

Akita inu information about dogs The breed of dog from the movie "Hachiko: The Most Loyal Friend" is the Akita Inu, after which the popularity of the previously unknown breed skyrocketed. The film is based on the true story of the dog Hachiko, a dog who for ten years came to the train station every day and waited for his deceased owner. Akita Inu is still popular. This dog is truly fearless, completely confident in himself, and will show unwavering loyalty to his family. Origin Among the breeds of dogs, whose history goes back centuries, the Akita Inu stands out. Akita is a prefecture in northern Japan, and inu is Japanese for dog. In Asia, these dogs were favorite pets at court, and over time, the Akita Inu began to enjoy the privileges of the nobility. The first mentions of Akita dogs date back to the 1600s, when they guarded royalty and were used to hunt birds. Keeping, feeding and caring for the Akita Inu turned into a whole ceremony. Each dog had its own personal servant...