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
Prestigious dog gear brand Julius-K9 has won the most recent „ Pet Industry Users’ Favourite Brands” award in China.
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.
Julius-K9® presents Hard Dog Race 2018
The JULIUS-K9® group shared its global intellectual property strategy with leading experts at INTA’s (International Trademark Association) 140th Annual Meeting in Seattle from May 19th to May 23rd 2018, which was attended by more than 9,000 participants from over 150 countries. The prestigious conference gave an opportunity for the participants to discuss the complexity of…
The Telegraph has recently published an article about dog harnesses. We noticed that they refer to one of our articles and to our video in which we perform measurements on dogs wearing harnesses…
“Hungary is a successful sports nation” – is a sentence that’s often been spoken proudly after Olympic Games, water polo world championships and kayak-canoe European championships. Did you know that Hungary is almost unbeatable when it comes to national rankings for the number of Olympic gold medals per capita?
The aim of the study is to determine, using 3D motion capture, how the wearing of different harnesses changes the dog’s walking kinematics compared to free (unleashed) movements.
At JULIUS-K9® we believe that objective tests carried out based on scientific research greatly helps our work as well as provides a direction for our development.
The dog’s hair and skin deserve care and attention, therefore, it is important to pay attention to making sure that the harness lining is made from a material that we ourselves would be happy to have in contact with our skin.
