Peluquería canina Chuchos & Cía Dog grooming salon

22/09/2024

Get four 🤝🏼

18/09/2024

18/09/2024

Los que estéis interesados en presentar a vuestros perros y no sepáis cómo inscribir no dudéis en enviarnos un Whatsapp y estaremos encantados de ayudaros.

If you are interested in shown your dogs in this dog event and do not how, just send us a whatsapp and we´ll do our best to help you with the entries.

16/09/2024

Tiempo de sosiego .

Cuando se introduce una jaula o transportín en un entorno, entre otros objetivos, es buscando que, el perro, tenga una zona propia para su descanso.
Elemento que puede formar parte de su día a día, siendo más traumático,en ocasiones,para la familia y no tanto para el perro.

Se da por hecho,que el perro se tiene que estar quieto en un lugar de la casa mientras el resto de miembros van y bien de un lado para otro de la misma...salen y entran.

Es complicado, porque el animal es curioso, seguidor, autónomo y guardián.
Atendiendo a esas cualidades o características propias,su intención es conocer, que pasa a su alrededor, por tanto, la inquietud, necesidad de control por estar en todos los lugares de la casa y saber de todos,le hace generar cierto grado de ansiedad...

Seguir a aquel que se mueve,analizar, estudiar cada señal,en definitiva.. hechos que le hacen tener poco descanso.

Si cada miembro de la familia,tiene un sitio dónde sentirse tranquilo, dónde se puede relajar, llamado dormitorio con puerta,a veces cerrada,cuando se quieren evitar molestias.

¿Por qué es difícil entender que el perro también busca y necesita ésos momentos?

Perros hay como personas,cada uno es único y le afectan las cosas de diferente forma.

Perros tranquilos, inhibidos,inquietos, miedosos,con fuertes impulsos.

Pero, todos sin excepción, necesitan su tiempo de actividad o estimulación y tiempos de calma.

Habituarlos desde el principio a una zona de confort dónde duerman,se relajen,se sientan protegidos, es importante.

Dónde entiendan que si la familia está activa en casa,no tienen porqué deambular junto a ellos o al menos,una vez comprobado que todo está bien,"en orden" volver a su "dormitorio",con o sin puerta cerrada.

Llegando a tumbarse simplemente para observar,escuchar o utilizar el olfato.

Si proporcionamos esa zona,le afectarán mucho menos las emociones que desprendemos cada día y según momentos...
Puntas de estrés al levantarse para arreglarnos e ir al trabajo o gimnasio,comprar, incluso pasear a nuestro perro,etc...

Estados de ánimo distintos consecuencia de la jornada que se vive o está por vivir.

Niños pequeños o adolescentes con sus conductas y necesidades propias de la edad..

Personas mayores con sus apoyos un poquito descompensados necesitando, quizás bastón, silla de ruedas,carrito....

Un sin fin de factores que se aúnan en un mismo entorno, sin posibilidad de evasión para el perro.

Si nosotros necesitamos,ese lugar, dónde relajarse,pensar o simplemente buscar momentáneamente la soledad para reclicar o limpiar la mente.

¿Por qué es difícil llegar a comprender que el perro también lo necesite?

Subirse al sillón a una cama en bastantes ocasiones no es lo apropiado..o bien, dependiendo de quién esté en casa, puede o no acceder a ello.

Su propia cama puede que no le sea suficiente o no esté ubicada en el sitio adecuado, la traslade de un lado a otro...

Cómo he dicho antes,cada núcleo familiar es un mundo y cada perro es único y distinto a otro, pero TODOS sin excepción,necesitan esa pequeña ayuda humana para saber cuál es su lugar de confort y cuándo debe permanecer en estado de reposo.

!!Esto también lo aprenden!!
Ayudemos a nuestros perros a permanecer en un estado de calma óptimo cuando en casa tengamos una actividad propia dónde por obviedad, el perro no puede formar parte de ella, porque puede molestar o sentirse molesto, más que acompañar o sentirse seguro..

14/09/2024

Como me encanta volar contigo 🥰🥰🥰
Ch.Esp.Gib.Int Dandelion de Tender Teddy

10/09/2024

THE INVOLUNTARY MOHAWK

Technically called Piloerection – when the fur on a dog’s back area stands on end.

Piloerection in dogs is an involuntary response – not within conscious control. It’s usually linked to feeling a strong emotion and could be compared to a person getting goosebumps.

It’s far easier to see in short haired dogs than those with a longer coat.

A breed like the Rhodesian Ridgeback has a clear distinctive ridge of fur on their back. This is formed by a selected gene mutation which causes that particular fur to grow in the opposite direction from the rest. This ridge is standard for this breed and is not related to an emotional state.

Piloerection is commonly thought only to be seen in reactive or aggressive dogs, but that’s not always the case.

Dogs that are feeling aroused, excited, fearful, startled, stimulated, conflicted or insecure in some way, also exhibit this.

As with all behaviour, it’s important to look at the context, in conjunction with other body language, the environment and specific situation in order to establish the cause and decide on the best way to intervene if necessary.

Dr Karen London - an ethologist and highly qualified behaviourist, trained in observing animals and behaviour, has made some very interesting observations about different patterns of raised fur being linked to different emotional states.

In Dr London’s professional opinion -
A thin patch of fur all along the back to the base of the tail is associated with a high level of confidence. These dogs are more likely to be on the offensive and react more aggressively.

A thick patch across shoulders to around ¼ way down the back is associated with a low level of confidence and is seen in dogs that are more fearful.

A patch of fur raised at the shoulders and another patch at the base of the tail – the fur in between is not raised, is associated with dogs that are conflicted and unsure of how to react. These dogs may be unpredictable and more likely to be reactive.

Dr London states that there are many exceptions, but in general, this applies to the majority of dogs that she observes.

10/09/2024

Día de caniches 🥰🥰🥰

08/09/2024

05/09/2024

We believe that it is the best trophy ever awarded in any canine competition.
Thanks to our partner Roman, the travel agency DISFRUTE VIAJANDO and the MSC CRUCEROS Company, the Absolute BIS of the Benalmádena Competition will have a Cruise for 2 people through the Mediterranean as a trophy.
We provide data and information.
Remember that we close registrations on September 20 for Benalmádena and so that the "bonex discount" is valid for both Competitions
On the other hand, and due to personal problems, Gema Romero will not be able to judge the Cala Competition and will be replaced by our partner CLAUDIA BUSTAMANTE.

05/09/2024

Oh boy this can be tricky❗
Very subtle and easily misread. 💥
Yes, dogs can absolutely consent (or not) to play.
Many people think a sign that their dog doesn't want to meet or play with another dog is a growl (which of course there absolutely can be), however even before that growl there can be lots of other signals given that they do NOT want to meet.
These signs are often more subtle.
Scratching.
Sniffing.
Nibbling away at themselves or a stick on the ground, these can all be signs that they may not be comfortable with what is about to happen.
We need to pay close attention to this as these signals can be our dog saying.
"No thanks".
Unfortunately some of these signals can be subtle and easily misread by us, so we persist in letting dogs meet.
That is when our dogs need to use a much stronger signal such as growling, air snapping or worse.
It is important to note these signals as we need to respect just how our dogs are feeling.
They have every right to consent to meeting or playing, or not.
If these signals are shown, they may just need more time or careful exposure to this potential new friend.
They can certainly warm up to them.
Imagine how many incidents could be stopped if we just took the time to see exactly what they are trying to say to us and the other dog.

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05/09/2024

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04/09/2024

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04/09/2024