21DH711427- Trần Thị Ngọc Hoa by Hoa Ngoc

The Poodle Dog.

ngochoa062003 — 2021-11-09 14:11:57 UTC

The poodle, also known as the duck hunting dog, is the second most intelligent dog breed in the world. The poodle is famous for being a cute dog and the first impression is its long, curly coat. It is inherently very intelligent, sensitive and very easy to train. They are active, happy, loyal, and affectionate dogs with family members. If you are planning to buy a Poodle, let's learn about this breed with me, let's go!
First: Where did the Poodle come from? Although we assume that the baby will be of French origin, no, the children are of German origin. This breed became a trend in the 1800s, but in recent years it has become popular in Vietnam.
Originally, the Poodle was a hunting dog. With their quick intelligence and desire to please their owners, they have trained more to become typical dogs to perform with troupes at the circus.
Poodle with smart thinking and agility, is very competitive in all dog sports. They move extremely flexible, each step of the poddle makes us think of perfect dance steps. The running speed is also very respectable.
The only dog that comes in 3 sizes:
- Toy Poodle: maximum height 25.4cm; weighs from 2.5 to 4 kg.
- Miniature Poodle: height 25-38cm; weighs 6-8 kg.
- Standard Poodle: 45-60cm high; Weighs 20-35 kg.
There are also 2 other types: Tiny Poddle and Teacup Poddle, although not widely popular, they are loved because they are so cute.
+ Tiny Poodle: maximum height 20cm, weight no more than 3kg.
+ Teacup Poodle: 10-15cm tall, 0.8-1.5kg weight.
Some physical characteristics: long curly coat, easy to style or color. Very little hair loss, easy to grow back after cutting. The thick coat helps Poodle adapt to cold weather. The most common coat color is cocoa brown. Several other colors are also available: white, buttermilk, cream, grey, blue, white grey, orange yellow, silver, black and red. The dog has a well-proportioned appearance exuding elegance, with a round pear-shaped head, and two types of ears: butterfly and drooping ears; big round eyes, small mouth. The average lifespan of the breed is 10-18 years. Why should we raise a Poodle? We need to find out.
First: Personality Poodle is an agile dog. Poodle shows. Poodle is currently one of the most popular pet dog breeds among young people. The reason is because: extremely energetic, agile personality, moreover, loves activities. Surely playing with these dogs will bring you comfort, joy, and stress relief after a long stressful day at work. Inherently love running and jumping activities, so you should also give your dogs a spacious, airy and comfortable space if conditions permit.
Sencond: Poodle's personality is very obedient and easy to approach. These dogs also love to play with children. If you want to buy a puppy to keep you company and play with young children in the house, I think Poodle is a reasonable choice. But there is also a note: Poodles are very sensitive and often startled.
Third: Poodles bark a lot. Barking a lot is also a characteristic of the Poodle's personality. However, because of their flexible personality, intelligence, sensitivity, and obedience, they are sometimes irritable, or act negatively when strangers enter the house. Many new puppies often bark continuously even at night, to solve this problem, you can buy them some toys or get close to them.
Fourth: Poodle rarely causes trouble. The Poodle is not a dog that likes to cause trouble for no reason. It is only when meeting strangers or feeling startled in a certain situation that they show anger, this is also a characteristic of any dog.
Fifth: An extremely affectionate dog. As a dog lover, you will be surprised because these dogs are extremely caring and attached to their owners. Their loyalty is absolute to you, always around you like a shadow, always wanting to play with you. What could be more wonderful than coming home after a tiring day, just opening the door to see a little Poodle angel with a smile, ready to swoop in your lap, right?
Sixth: Easy care-adapts to any environment. They are less prone to health problems than other strains. In particular, Poodle is not picky, can eat most such as: Rice, porridge, nut food, milk, snack cake....
The above 6 reasons will help you get the answer to the question: Why should you raise a Poodle.

The Pom Dog.

ngochoa062003 — 2021-11-09 15:16:05 UTC

What breed of dog is the Phoc Squirrel?
The Pomeranian is a Pomeranian dog breed called Pom, known as the most famous dog breed in the world with millions of searches on the Internet. With a lovely face with big round eyes, a mischievous and humorous appearance, a lovely appearance, this breed seems to be driving pet lovers in Vietnam and abroad crazy. Source
The Pom dog got its name from a place in a land in Central Europe, the ancestral origin of this dog breed is the ancient Spitz breed.
Features of the shape of Phoc Soc
Pom is said to be a tiny dog, about the size of a stuffed toy dog, about 18-30cm tall, 1-3kg in weight. The length and width of the dog's body is quite similar to that of the ChiHuaHua dog. Their faces are quite harmonious between parts, large almond-shaped eyes, very quick and clearly show intelligence, alertness, small noses, small ears erect on the top of the head, scissor-shaped teeth and a pair of teeth. The head is in harmony with the body. Their tails are always ruffled, curling on their backs.
The coat structure is similar to that of the Samoyed, the Pom's coat has two layers, the inner layer is short and soft, the outer layer is long, and slightly stiffer, the coat on the neck and chest area grows longer than other dogs.
The coat color of this breed is also very diverse, from white, cream, red, orange, to brown, black. Overall, Pom is a very cute, petite, and soft dog breed.
Phoc Soc's personality traits
Looking at their faces, it is also easy to recognize that Pom is a very lively, lively and intelligent dog. They are eager to learn and loyal, although mischievous, Pom is very obedient to the owner. Poms live very closely and can make great companions. They can also make fun of themselves and can have fun on their own.
Squirrels can also become aggressive when they meet other dogs, their main purpose is to prove themselves. They are always highly alert to changes around, when they realize, they will bark loudly, this also becomes a habit of barking excessively in situations they encounter.
Poms also have a habit of dividing their territory, and are always defensive around their area, when they meet strangers or noise they will immediately bark. They can express their will to their owners, because they are very intelligent, so when training and teaching Pom, they are also very cooperative and respond well.
Poms like to lie in their owners' laps, like to be petted, they can't stand strong impacts on their bodies, because their bodies are very small, so if you have small children at home, you should be careful when adopting them. this dog breed.
About eating: This breed is famous for being picky eaters, their food must be delicious and nutritious. Protein and fat make up the majority of their daily diet, they prefer to eat meats such as lean pork, beef, chicken, fish and organs. Duck eggs are also very good, providing a lot of protein.
In addition, it is also necessary to add rice and vegetables, although they do not like to eat these foods, they need to eat enough to supplement starch, fiber, and vitamins. You can grind them into small pieces and mix them with meat to make them easier to eat. If they do not eat enough, in fact, if they lack these substances, they will eat grass or eat manure to supplement.
How to take care: the most important thing when taking care of this breed is the coat. They need to be brushed daily to remove loose hair and make their coat smoother. When the weather is hot, you can trim their fur. Or you can go to the Spa to cut and style your dog to look better. Pom often runs around and refuses to stay still, so buy them a small cage to sleep in.
How to train
This breed is classified as one of the world's smallest dogs, which is a syndrome where dogs become unruly, difficult to please, or demanding with their owners. They even become reckless and dare to challenge many species larger than themselves. So you should also be strict when training them.
It is not necessary to take them for a walk every day, you just need to find a small space, play with them. Take them out for a run a few times a week to practice agility and vigilance.

The Alaska dog is known for his face: on the street he is a shark, at home he is a fish.

ngochoa062003 — 2021-11-09 15:40:38 UTC

Their origin: The Alaskan Malamute is an offshoot of the Arctic direwolf breed, first known by the Mahlemut tribe. Later, the Eskimos - one of the nomadic tribes of Alaska discovered the extraordinary endurance of Alaskan dogs and crossed them with other large-bodied dogs and formed a larger Alaskan dog breed. , stronger, more durable and better able to withstand the harsh Arctic weather for sled work.
After the land of Alaska became an American state, this dog breed became an American dog breed. In 1935, the American Kennel Club (AKC-American Kennel Club) officially recognized Alaskan dogs in the list of dogs of the world.
From that time, the Alaskan breed became popular. It was not only bred for sled work in the frozen Arctic, but also quickly became a pet dog in many parts of the world.
Appearance characteristics.
*Body: Purebred Alaskan has an average height of about 60cm, weighs 30-50kg (in which the giant Alaska line can be nearly 1m tall, weighs 80kg). Usually, purebred Alaskans have very large, muscular legs to adapt to the work of sledding since ancient times. They have an extremely well-proportioned weight-to-height ratio, with a well-proportioned skeleton and muscle giving the usual solid, massive, cunning feel of arctic wolves.
* Coat: of the Alaskan breed is diverse in color, but the typical colors are: gray-white, black-and-white, sepia and pink. In addition, there are some individuals with rare colors: silver white, snow white or Agouti (the coat color alternates very evenly between black, gray or sepia - white). However, there are 2 areas on the body where the coat color cannot be changed: the muzzle and 4 legs must be white.
The coat characteristics of the Alaskan Malamute is thick, coarse but soft and shiny, divided into 2 layers. The outer layer is long and rough, waterproof. The inner layer is thicker, softer and smoother, with a fleece-like texture that helps retain body heat.
*Head and face: The face of the Alaskan Malamute is large and "broken" at the point where the forehead meets the nose, the hair is dense and shaggy. Alaskan ears are moderately large, in proportion to the face and the earlobes have a lot of fluff.
*Eyes: Alaskan dog eyes are obliquely on the skull, almond-shaped, medium-sized. Purebred dogs are only recognized as having brown or dark brown eyes. All other eye colors, most commonly blue, are considered hybrids.
*Tail: The fluffy Alaskan tail curls evenly on the back, has thick and shaggy fur that adds warmth when in the harsh Arctic environment.
*Move style:
While moving, the Alaskan Malamute is always standing upright, holding its head high, eyes wide open and always observing because they are very curious, agile and active, always observing and understanding all the surrounding phenomena. These are also the characteristics of appearance that help distinguish Alaskan dogs from other breeds of the same type such as Husky or Samoyed.
Although it has many wild features of its ancestors, the direwolf is strong, durable, and quick. But over thousands of years of human domestication, Alaska gradually lost its ferocious instincts and became gentle and patient.
_Smart agility.
Alaska is a quite intelligent dog, so it is able to learn very quickly and is very obedient. They like small children and get along well with other pets, never attack small pets and love to work.
However, with its active nature and preference for heavy work, this breed requires daily exercise. They hate being restrained, kept in captivity like other dog breeds. If for a long time in captivity, not comfortable exercising, Alaskan dogs will be very easily stressed, or destructive, even more aggressive.
_Absolute loyalty.
With the herd nature always available in the subconscious, if nurtured from a young age, they will consider their owner like a "leader" and absolutely obey, serve and protect all the people. family members, territory from what they consider dangerous, including sacrificing themselves. Therefore, in the world, there are many touching stories about the loyalty and sacrifice of Alaskan dogs in protecting their owners.
Based on physical characteristics, Alaskan dogs are divided into 2 types:
(*) Alaska Standard Dog (standard)
An adult dog only weighs about 35–45 kg for males and 30–40 kg for females and this is also the most popular breed of Alaskan dog raised in our country.
(*) Giant Alaskan Giant Dog
According to the AKC (American Kennel Club), a giant Alaskan dog with a height of more than 73cm, and a weight of over 45kg – worthy of being the largest of all Alaskan dog breeds. There are some special individuals that can be up to 1m tall and weigh up to 80kg.
In the Alaskan dog pack, the Giant Alaskan individual usually holds the leading position. They have very good health and the ability to tow loads of cargo many times more than normal. The Alaska Giant is also one of the rare Alaskans in Vietnam due to its scarce supply and quite expensive price.
(*) Based on the level of purebred, divided into 2 types:
- Purebred Alaskan dog.
– Alaskan hybrid dog: A cross between an Alaskan dog and another dog breed.
Through the process of domestication and crossbreeding, today the Alaskan Malamute has lost its inherent aggressive and cunning nature. Instead, they become more gentle, docile and friendly to humans.
Loyalty:
Perhaps this is the nature that any dog has. But with Alaskan dogs, this is their most special nature. Alaskan Malamute dogs are extremely loyal, they consider their owners as a leading "leader" and are ready to obey all orders, even sacrificing their lives for the owner.
The Alaskan Malamute is ancestral to the wild and cunning direwolf. But through many years of domestication and crossbreeding, today's Alaskan has lost its aggressive nature, replaced by a gentle, friendly and obedient dog.
Intelligence:
The Alaskan Malamute is very intelligent. They have the ability to think and recognize the danger that occurs around them. If the Alaskan Malamute shows signs of growling or pulling, you should carefully observe your surroundings to recognize the situation and avoid it.
In addition, with the habit of pulling a cart has become an instinct in the past. The Alaskan Malamute is very good at finding its way around and navigating its surroundings. That's why if unfortunately your Alaskan dog runs away, don't worry too much because they will return soon.
Agility and agility:
Because of the nature of wild animals, Alaskan dogs are very active. They like to operate in large areas of space. This is also advice for those who plan to raise Alaskan dogs, you should not confine or leave them in a tight space because doing so Alaskan dogs will not release the accumulated energy in them, over time they will become crazier and more ferocious.
Friendly:
Alaska is a background dog. They rarely quarrel or fight with humans or other species. In particular, Alaskan dogs love children and consider them as close friends. Therefore, this is an extremely suitable dog for families with small children.

The Shiba!!!!

ngochoa062003 — 2021-11-09 15:49:45 UTC

The Shiba dog, whose full name is Shiba Inu, is a native dog breed of Japan. Shiba is also known as the smallest of six original Japanese dog breeds, next to Akita, Kai Dog, Kishu, Shikoku, Hokkaido. In Japanese, Inu means dog, and the name Shiba means palm tree, which is a shrub where this breed often hunts, but also means small to refer to their size.
Studies show that the Shiba Inu is an ancient breed with a very long origin, specifically, they have appeared since the 3rd century BC. During World War II, the breed was in danger of extinction due to disease and famine in Japan. However, after the war, they were saved by breeding and crossbreeding with a number of other breeds to create the Shiba dog breed today.
Up to now, Shiba has been popularly raised in Japan and favored in many other countries around the world. However, because it is a precious and scarce breed, the price of Shiba dogs in Vietnam is still quite high and not easy to find.
As mentioned above, the name Shiba refers to the size of the Japanese dog, this is a small, toned dog breed. Male dogs are 35–43 cm tall and weigh about 10 kg, while females are 33–41 cm tall and weigh about 8 kg.
Although small, Shiba possesses extremely toned and supple muscles. The main reason is due to being raised for the purpose of hunting and used to living in conditions with a lot of exercise. Shiba has many recognizable characteristics of the Inu family.
Shiba dogs have a 2-layer coat, the inner cilia are soft and short, cream-colored. The outer coat is 4-5cm thick at the shoulder, hard and ruffled, this coat is red, black and brown or sesame color, creamy white Shiba dogs are not recognized by the American Kennel Club. Shiba's tail is raised upwards and has a fluffy coat that looks like a cotton ball.
It is no coincidence that this small dog breed is loved by the Japanese people and considered as a "national treasure". In this breed, there are many outstanding personality traits, the first of which is their absolute loyalty. They are devoted to their master and submit to only one master for the rest of their lives, in this respect they are very similar to their famous Akita compatriot.
Shiba Inu are also known for their strong, independent personalities, they are confident, always want to express themselves but are also calm and in control. Shiba are easy to teach at a young age, because they are very intelligent and eager to learn. This is a species with an instinct to educate themselves by drawing lessons from their own experiences or through the attitudes of people they love.
Shiba dogs are also very meticulous, love cleanliness and love to swim and play with water. They also don't like being restricted, love the outdoors and require daily exercise, so it's best to keep Shiba in homes with a garden or near a park.
One point that you need to consider before taking care of a Shiba Inu puppy is that this breed is quite aggressive. They are not suitable for keeping with other animals and care should be taken when exposing Shiba to strangers as they are very wary. They are ready to attack those they see as threatening, regardless of the larger and more aggressive opponent.

Cats and dogs are friends. Love them the way they love us!

ngochoa062003 — 2021-11-09 16:00:28 UTC

Surely everyone knows the heartbreaking case of 15 dogs in Ca Mau who followed their owners back to their hometown for a few days, but unfortunately, their owners were positive for covid 19, so they voluntarily burned them all.The incident is too painful when among us have never considered dogs and cats as friends. Through the above story, as a dog lover myself, I want to send a message to everyone: The Protect Millions campaign spreads the message of protecting cats and dogs in Southeast Asia. For many people, cats and dogs are seen as close members of the family, beyond the thinking that cats and dogs are just pets in the house, property of people. Dogs and cats accompany the children's growth; companionship, sharing the joys and sorrows of people; military participation; supporting the blind... the loyalty and helpfulness of dogs and cats make them worthy of love, and well treated.
One fact shows that in Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Indonesia..., the dog and cat trade still takes place every day. “Stolen, killed, eaten” is the fate of cats and dogs in Southeast Asia, where dogs and cats are the favorite food of many people. According to statistics from ACPA (Asian Dog Protection Alliance), in Vietnam, it is estimated that more than 5 million dogs and more than 1 million cats are slaughtered every year.
Dogs and cats are slaughtered for meat mainly from the following sources: industrially raised dogs and cats for meat; transporting and smuggling from neighboring countries; and more condemnable is the illegal theft of cats and dogs in the family.
In the world, in the countries of Europe and America, there are strict laws to protect pets, acts related to dog theft, harm, abuse, abandonment, illegal transportation of objects. ... are severely punished from fines to prison. However, in Southeast Asian countries, including Vietnam, there has never been a law related to the protection of dogs and cats, or family pets, leading to a heartbreaking thing that theft, on the contrary, does not exist. Treating cats and dogs still happens a lot.
The trade and use of dog and cat meat also poses serious risks to human health, especially rabies and other deadly diseases.
That's why it's so urgent to stop the dog and cat trade. Life is getting more and more civilized, let's join hands to repel barbaric acts towards pets. It is very difficult for an individual or a group of people to do it, but many individuals working together can certainly do it.
That's why the #ProtecMillions campaign was born, calling for one million signatures to end the cruel dog and cat meat trade in Southeast Asia. This million signatures will be the basis for working with the Government to call for the enactment of policies and law enforcement to protect pets to end this inhumane dog and cat trade.
Haunting images and messages are being shared by many communities in the hope of repelling the trade and killing of dogs and cats in Southeast Asia. The portal to collect signatures has called for 340,000 supporters and really hope that this number will quickly reach 1 million. (Updated to June 5, 2020, there are 761,840 signatures)

Dogs and cats are friends. Say no to unreasonable abuse and destruction.

ngochoa062003 — 2021-11-09 16:20:51 UTC

Every year, more than 5 million dogs are slaughtered for meat in Vietnam. Many of these dogs are stolen domestic dogs.
A campaign called “Go back to Gold!” Recently launched by the Asian Dog Protection Alliance (ACPA) and received enthusiastic support from many famous personalities such as musician Quoc Trung, director Charlie Nguyen, singers Thu Minh, Uyen Linh, Truc Nhan , Gil Le, Trung Quan Idol, Suboi, Chi Pu...
The Asian Dog Protection Alliance (ACPA) includes Animals Asia, Change for Animals, Humane International and Soi Dog.
"The Golden Child is looking for its owner"
The campaign "Go back to Gold" made many readers deeply moved.
Singer Truc Nhan shared, "I had tears in my eyes when I saw the image of people holding a tree and hitting a dog on the head. Really sorry! ".
Recalling the feeling when watching a video clip that ACPA made about the scene of stealing, transporting and butchering dogs, male singer Trung Quan Idol said: "The way people treat dogs is too cruel, too barbaric. ".
Trung Quan said his wish is that the campaign will soon reach 1 million signatures and the wishes of many people who are united in protecting dogs will be heard and understood.
Singer Uyen Linh, a participant in the campaign, said she had heard from foreign friends that sometimes tourists do not want to come to Vietnam because they are afraid of seeing cruel images of dog theft or The dog thief was beaten to death.
“Linh wants to participate in this campaign with other young artists, using her influence to call on the community to act together and reduce the not-so-beautiful scenes in Vietnam.”
According to Uyen Linh, it will take a long time to change awareness and aim to remove unsavory images, but "if we don't do anything now, we will never finish it, so we have to do it now".
"Linh hopes that the circle of young people will become wider and wider to reduce the need to eat dog meat, when the demand decreases, the supply will also have to decrease," Uyen Linh expressed. Another message that Uyen Linh wants to convey through the campaign is focusing on true love and shared responsibility for animals. Uyen Linh shared: I object to refusing to love dogs for cats with birth defects.
1 million signatures protect dogs

“Act NOW to stop dog theft, cruel treatment, and barbaric slaughter!” reads the call on ACPA's www.baovecho.org website.

The website www.baovecho.org also posted a video recording the artists' feelings when witnessing images of dogs being taken away and brutally slaughtered, pets, friends of many families. become a delicious bait on the drinking table of many people.
Let's join hands to protect cats and dogs from violence and barbarism for the simple reason: Dogs and cats are friends!
"Let's join hands to protect pets as well as animals that are useful to humans. Animal slaughter laws must be stricter"

Frequently asked questions about taking care of a puppy!!!!

ngochoa062003 — 2021-11-20 09:14:18 UTC

1. Why do you guys keep looking at us all the time?
2. Is there any difference between raising domestic dogs and foreign dogs?
3. How to make puppies less rebellious and obedient?
4. How to teach the dog to go to the toilet in the right place?
5. How to make dogs less hair loss?
6. How to treat bad breath for dogs?
7. Is it good to change fish meals from time to time? Should I maintain eating nuts for a long time?
8. 8. Will you let your dog have contact with the baby in the future??
9. What are the taboo foods for dogs?
10. Share your experience of raising dogs in the most economical way?