Santa Paws Came Early
We can always rely on Julius to supply our boys with only the best at Christmas! Heading into 2021 looking fresh!
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NEWSWEEK to release special Hungary report including a JULIUS-K9® feature
The print and online magazine that was founded in 1933 in New York focuses on Hungary in its latest country report. We were very happy to be interviewed by Regional Director Marie Leclercq. Hopefully, this is the initial step of a long-term cooperation project…
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A true novelty in the world of dog harnesses
The Julius-K9® IDC®Longwalk harness and its flexible system have won a prestigious innovation award following several other international awards. This time, the Hungarian Association for Innovation assessed the application “Biomechanical solution for the protection of joints” as of outstanding significance.
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What to do if the dog wriggles out of the harness
The JULIUS-K9® chest harnesses (Powerharnesses and IDC®Color&Gray® belt harnesses) have been designed for ease of use and for simple application. These types of harnesses are therefore most commonly used during city walks or when working with service dogs. As a result of improper leash use, sizing, or harness adjustment, some dogs can still wriggle out of the harness.
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25. Lift your foot
If you’ve already mastered the high-five trick before, you won’t have a hard time with this one either. But if not, do not worry, dogs will soon get a feel for this one.
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24. Balancing on the head
A great way to improve self-control and food control is to teach your dog to keep objects and food on their head or nose.
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23. Step in the box!
If you haven’t succeeded so far, you should now delve deeper into clicking, as the more complicated tricks you want to teach your dog, the more help it will be if you’re familiar with the clicker.
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22. Cover your nose!
A very cute trick that isn’t hard to teach, but can cause heart-melting moments. To teach the trick, you’ll need a small tape or hair band, or anything you can apply painlessly on your dog’s nose.
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21. Sit pretty!
One of the coolest tricks you can teach is sitting petty. Like dancing, it develops a sense of balance and strengthens the back muscles, so most dogs may not be able to perform it perfectly straight away, but after a little practice, they are guaranteed to melt their owner’s heart with it.
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20. Weave between your legs
Weaving between the legs is a spectacular trick, one of the great advantages of which is that we can make the experience of standing above them positive. This is something that otherwise many dogs do not normally like.
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