This miniature dog has his sights set on a big title: Be the smallest dog in the world and be recorded as such in the Guinness Book of the Records.

Suni, the small Yorkshire Terrier, weighed only 45 g at birth, and three months later it measured only 6 height cm, It was smaller than the mobile phone of its owner.

While Sunni has gained weight since then, still a tiny dog, now weighs 100 g.
Veterinary from Jarocin, Poland, do not believe that it comes to weigh much more.

It is not much higher than a bottle of Nail Polish. For something is the smallest dog in the world.

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Some French were exemplary of the island in the years 20 and they called the race, unique in the world, bichon frise

The American researcher Matthew Sell follow the trail in Tenerife of an endemic breed of dog from the island who was so famous that it became almost everyone and was coveted by Kings and nobles. Although during the last century, it bore the name of Tenerife, the French, its largest exporter during the period, they changed it and put bichon frise. The history of this pet is little known in the Canary Islands, unless someone related to the canine world. Showing its origin is virtually impossible, but the expert knows that after the two world wars – between the decade of the years 20 and 50– several specimens were taken to France to recover the species in the Gallic country.

The group that helps Matthew Sell, among which is the Professor of the Universidad de La Laguna (ULL) Ulysses Martin, want to know who these people were. The goal is to "trace the recent history of the bichon frisé, who later disappeared from the Island". Veterinarians, as explained by the Canarian expert, they only register this type of breeds in the Peninsula, While there are no breeders in Tenerife. Somehow, This dog was recognized in Europe and "we don't know what adventures it had in the Canary Islands". «What we know is that around 1924 and 1950 "They were exported to France", indicates Martin.
The main lines and the best standards of this breed today descend from the bichons that were sent from Tenerife.. «We would like to find those people who were able to raise or care for this dog from the Island, because today no one knows the bichon and those that exist have come from the Peninsula., ensures the ULL expert.

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Who has a dog as a pet, It will be observed as when we travel by car, our can't insists on sticking his head out the window. The greater is the speed, major is the deformation of the face. Even so, He enjoys the feeling. At first it appears that the eyes out of the orbits, his face sharpens with the typical face of speed, in the end, his face is a poem. For sample imagery.

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The Dutch Shepherd Wiebe takes to drink water from a pond whenever he returns home after a pleasant ride,
Dorri Eijsermans, the owner of Wiebe, leverages to give food to the fish when both return ride. Fish have associated the time drinking Wiebe with lunch. They have begun to rise to the surface to recognize its presence. Wiebe seizes the moment to give a tender Kiss to carp.

Picture: Dorri EIJSERMANS / Special news

When looking for a good breed of dog for children, there are some important features you should take into consideration. These types of dogs generally have very sweet personalities., happy and social, which exaggerates their level of socialization with people. They are also usually smaller dogs that adapt well to the domestic lifestyle.. Some also possess relative ease for training., so they are easily trainable.

The australian shepherds They are usually one of the best dog breeds for children due to their characteristics.

This breed has a very friendly character with a wide intelligent range and grounded instincts for physical activity.. They are used to having cheerful and playful personalities., they are loyal companions during childhood and will remain so for a long time.

They are also perfect to adapt to moderate training, what makes them great pets for kids.

The Labrador Retrievers They are also considered an excellent breed for children.. Since they have a lot in common with the australian shepherds, they have a lot of energy and are extremely loyal.

They are intelligent, sociable and compassionate with family, which makes them very suitable for families with small children.

The labs they also stand out for their weather resistance – heat and cold resistance – which means they will be happy to play with the kids no matter what the weather.

If you want a friendly dog, loving, loving and protective of his children, the Golden Retriever should be on the list.

This popular breed is known for its sweet and intelligent disposition.. They are sensitive to human emotions., which means they will bond to the little ones very easily.

The Golden Retrievers they can be protective of their owners and love to spend time playing with the family. It also, they go well with other animals and are not too noisy.

The Standard Schnauzer It is a good option for families with children..

This strong and playful breed of dog gets along well with the little ones in the house.. They are very intelligent, happy and curious. The Schnauzers Medianos They are excellent companions for children as they enjoy being around them and playing their games.. They are intelligent, easy to train and also protect their family.

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.

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