Our key partner: Dog shelter and rehabilitation center called “Ebarvahaz” www.ebarvahaz.huAdoptable dogsEbárvaház on Facebook Associations and events which are sponsored by Julius-K9®: animal rescue foundations, Hungarian and German search and rescue dog teams, Hungarian police dog units, Hungarian and Austrian wolf programs, dog schools in Hungary, clinics and workshops about responsible pet care. Daniell…
We are extremely proud to announce that in 2021 a colleague of ours took part in the Dog Puller World Championship with her two dogs.
The Dog Puller World Championship recently ended with a huge Hungarian success. The Hungarian national team proved to be the most successful in the competition between nations, in which the team won the Puller World Championship.
In 2021, one of our company’s successful products, the IDC®Longwalk dog harness, received its second award. After receiving winner title at the German Innovation Award, the British LUX Magazine has now also recognized the excellence of our product and awarded it with the title “Most Innovative Joint-Friendly Dog Harness 2021”.
Dogs are man’s best friend, and a true friend is more than just a companion. All dogs have the instincts to get to work and help their favorite people.
A team of more than 40 sniffer dogs are playing a vital role at Northern Ireland’s prisons
Adopt A Dog Month was established in 1981 by the American Humane Association in response to the increasing number of dogs entering shelters each year.
I arrived at my new home a couple of weeks ago. I love to play, eat well, take huge walks with my Human, do tasks and sniff around the park that’s near our apartment where we go most often. I love safety and predictability: knowing what to expect and when to expect it.
Being a city dog, we sometimes take public transport with Mum. I’m not a huge fan for many reasons, but mostly because I have to put on a muzzle. Even though I am a service dog and look cute, this awful thing is still mandatory on the bus and tram.
Every dog person has it hanging somewhere in their home, in many cases not only one, but several in different colours and sizes: the leash. The tool that connects us with our dogs – as you use it, your personality and relationship with your dog is revealed.