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Leihmaniosis in dogs

Comes the good weather and rising temperatures, two factors bring with them, among other things, the increase in the incidence of a disease with high impact health in our pets, that it is a Zoonoses It can be transmitted to man. We are talking of the Leihmaniosis.

The Leihmaniosis is very present in the South of Europe, especially in the Mediterranean basin, a highly endemic area, although there is also a lot of casuistry in South America. In all it is estimated that you there are around 2,5 millions of dogs infected in the endemic area of Europe, Although there are also cases of dogs infected in areas not frequent, that they have been able to be infected in trips to such areas.

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The Soviet perro-bomba during the second world war

Dogs have been used in war since ancient times., and the Soviet Union had approved its use for the military during a series of less destructive tasks since 1924. Was not up 1930, However, that the idea of use to the dogs as mobile mines gained interest, and with it the explosive devices adapted to our four-legged friends. In 1935, the Red Army unveiled its first anti-tank division formed by dogs.

The dogs were trained to carry boxes or bags of explosives subject by means of a harness on his back. Were initially instructed them to pursue a static goal, The idea was to pull a rope, with the help of his teeth, in order to rid the lethal cargo. The explosive charge was triggered by a timer, so the dog's life depended on the ability and speed it had to pull the cord in time..

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Pearl of the Moon (Czech Republic)

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The special relationship between a sick boy and his dog

The special relationship between a sick child and his dog Juno. Anyone who has taken a dog or a cat from a shelter can testify that there is something special about a rescued pet, It is as if animals feel that it has been given a second chance in life. This is certainly the case of Juno, a Belgian Malinois who was rescued from a shelter just a few days before his sacrifice. But from the day he came to live with his family in Alcoa, Tennessee, Juno has assumed the role of Savior of Lucas Hembree, a four-year-old boy.

Lucas suffers from Sanfilippo syndrome, an inherited disorder of metabolism, which causes the body to be unable to properly break down long chains of sugar molecules called glycosaminoglycans.. As the disease progresses, children lose the ability to speak, walking and eating. The disease also causes a severe neurological damage that leads to aggressive behavior, hyperactivity and convulsions.

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Tashi-Gong Tibetan Spaniels (Finland)

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Uncle Chichi dies, Perhaps it was the oldest dog in the world

Uncle Chichi, a poodle dog whose unusual longevity led to fame and an appearance on the show Good Morning America, He died on Tuesday after a long battle with cancer. I had 26 years. O 24. Perhaps 25.

The vagueness about his exact age led to debates about whether Chichi, or Cheech, as it was also sometimes known, He was the oldest dog in the world.

Chichi was really old; something they agreed veterinary, their owners and the Agency of animals in Charleston, South Carolina, He gave it up for adoption for more than 20 years.

However in the 2010, when their owners considered to find a place for him in the Guinness Book of records after he almost dies, it turned out that the required evidence — such as puppy pictures and vet papers — had been lost over the years.

Chichi began to show symptoms of old age more than a decade ago and suffered from cataracts., glaucoma and corneal ulcer. After several treatments in the Hospital for animals in Manhattan's Upper East Side, He returned to his usual walks by the Morton Street in the West Village, where he lived. Chichi continued to attract attention - although she could no longer see or hear - and even attended her owners' wedding in Croatia in October 2019. 2010.

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11 countries that still eat dog meat

The Controversial Practice of Eating Dog Meat in Some Countries

The consumption of dog meat has sparked intense ethical debate around the world. Animal rights advocates argue that inhumane treatment and slaughter of dogs for consumption are morally unacceptable.. Organizations like Humane Society International and Animals Asia They work to raise awareness about animal suffering and advocate for changes in laws that prohibit this practice.

China: While the Chinese were the first to domesticate dogs and keeping them as pets, dog meat has been a source of food since at least the time of Confucius, and possibly even before.

Indonesian: Eating dog meat is generally associated with the people of the culture Batak Toba, which they cook a traditional dish called saksang which is like a dog meat stew.

Mexico: The dogs were historically bred by the Aztecs for its meat. These dogs were called itzcuintlis, and they were often photographed in the pre-Columbian pottery from Mexico.

Philippines: In the capital, Manila, the law specifically prohibits the killing and sale of dogs for food, except in certain circumstances, including research and animal population control.

Polynesia: Dogs were traditionally eaten on Tahiti and other Polynesian islands at the time of first European contact in 1769.

Taiwan: Taiwan dog meat is particularly food in the winter months, especially black dogs, Since it is believed it help retain body heat.

Korea: Gaegogi literally means "dog meat" in Korean.. Gaegogi, However, It is often confused with the term for Korea soup from dog meat, bosintang. The aversion felt by lovers of dogs, especially in the West, It has made this dish is very controversial.

Switzerland: According to a periodic report from Switzerland in 1996, the rural Swiss cantons of Appenzell and St. Gallen is known to they have had a tradition of raising dogs to eat, dog jerky and sausage meat curing, as well as the use of lard for medicinal purposes.

Viet Nam: Dog meat is eaten in all Viet Nam. For many northerners, is very popular and relatively expensive. It is served in several specialty restaurants.

Arctic and Antarctica: Dogs have historically been an emergency food source for the various peoples of Siberia, Alaska, North of Canada and Greenland. The sled dogs tend to keep to pull sleds, but occasionally eaten when no other food available.

The consumption of dog meat is a practice that persists in some countries due to deep cultural roots. But, as global awareness of animal welfare and animal rights continues to rise, changes are observed in attitudes and practices.