A magyar termék, amit mindenki másol

The Hungarian product copied by everyone

A little over 20 years ago, a Hungarian couple discovered that it was almost impossible to find a high-quality dog harness, not only in Hungary, but in the entire world. They decided to design and manufacture their own dog harness, which they then transported to Austria in their car, having to deal with all the hassle of border control…

Julius-K9: TOP DOG AND MOTHER HEN

A nurse, working abroad in Austria, and a guitar player-turned-dog trainer, achieved that only a few Hungarians could do since the collapse of the iron curtain: they developed and manufactured domestically their own product while building a consumer love-brand popular worldwide. The Julius-K9 dog harnesses are the second most copied Hungarian inventions just after the Rubik’s cube.

A deaf dog can be your best companion ever

A deaf dog can be your best companion ever

There’s a pack of dogs running to us in the dog park. One of them, a dogo argentino, has a harness with a phosphorescent “I’m deaf” sign on it. Seeing him makes you wonder what it’s like to be the owner of a deaf dog. We talked with Bori Varga about her dog Carlos who shares his silent life with a German shepherd, 2 cats and six-month-old baby.

Abigail & K9 Quelle

The Fight of a 6 Year Old Police Officer

Abigail is a vibrant, full of life, witty and beautiful little six year old girl, who wants nothing more than to fight the “bad guys” inside of her, the cancer. Madison Sperry gave her own police dog, K9 Quelle to Abigail, to help her fight the disease. This touching story, which proves that we can draw a lot from the company of dogs in difficult times, has reached the JULIUS-K9® team as well.

Military dogs on stamps

Military dogs on stamps

The coolest thing for today! Recently, the American Postal Service (USPS) has issued a new collection of stamps in the honour of military dogs. The collection features the breeds most popular in the armed forces, German Shepherd, Labrador Retriever, Malinois and Dutch Shepherd. Hats off! Source: USPS

A doctor with a dog and a doctor dog

A doctor with a dog and a doctor dog

Recently, the media has focused on a paediatrician in Budapest, who once decided to take his four-legged pet Rex, a German Shepherd, with him to the surgery. It was both a success and a scandal. It was welcomed as much as it was frowned upon. However, its success is unquestionable.