The science behind a wet dog’s shake
New research into the physics of a wet dog’s shake has found that furry mammals can shake themselves up to 70 percent dry in just a fraction of a second.
New research into the physics of a wet dog’s shake has found that furry mammals can shake themselves up to 70 percent dry in just a fraction of a second.
Dog harnesses contribute in a major way to allowing us to spend more time and have more experiences with our pet. It could even be said that the message of the dog harness is: ‘’Go together! Everyday. Everywhere.” The only thing left to decide is which harness is used for what.
Julius-K9’s innovation, the Longwalk dog harness, has won the most recognition and awards in the world. That is no coincidence.
The IDC®Powerharness, which has been unwaveringly popular among urban dog owners for more than a decade, will be available in several new designs from the end of 2022. Thanks to the limited-edition Christmas patterns, you can dress your pet to match the festive mood.
As the cold weather approaches, we pack away our shorts and tank tops. We remember the many exciting summer adventures, exploring unknown landscapes in the company of our beloved pet.
After a long week at the office, there is no better activity than going out for a jog in the nearby forest.
This year, the University of Szeged organized the innovation day for the 10th time on 3 November 2022.
Every dog owner is aware that an accidentally left open gate or a sudden noise during a walk is enough for our pet to take off. Such an unfortunate incident can happen to anyone, and in itself, does not make one a careless owner.
Mantrailing (search dog) harnesses developed for special use, following the design of collar and hames harnesses, are not particularly suitable for everyday use, for example, because the leash ring is located on the back of the dog in line with the stomach in order to ensure that the dog is not disturbed by the leash…
The founder of our company, Anikó Bakos, has been actively involved in animal rescue for more than 10 years. The EbÁrvaház Nonprofit Association, which she founded, rescued dogs from council animal shelters in difficult situations, and was probably their last chance. Thanks to their persistent work, they have already made the lives of nearly 1,000 dogs and families better by helping them find each other.