Dog

Dogs literally love to put their heads out the window because they can smell a myriad of new smells coming from all directions.

The nose of dogs is not remotely comparable to that of humans. We have 5 olfactory receptors, dogs have up to 250,000 million scent glands. So it is really impossible for us to be able to understand the amount of smells that our four-legged friends feel.

The Poodle is one of the noblest dog breeds. As the breed of poodles dates back to the fifteenth century when the nobles used it as a pet dog, given its elegant bearing it lent itself to the aristocratic salons of the time. Even his walk, which seems even haughty, has made him the perfect dog for the noble families of half of Europe for many years.

Contrary to what one might think, not all dogs know how to swim and not all dogs like to splash around in water.

However, there are some breeds that just can't resist the temptation of a nice bath, even when temperatures touch zero.

The pug is one of the most loved dogs in the world, it will be for its affectionate character or for its wrinkled face, it manages to break into everyone's heart.

But what are its origins and above all where does its name come from?

Each of us will have asked ourselves at least once in our life but why does my dog ​​get between my legs? Or why does he tilt his head when I talk to him? Let's face it, it is fascinating...