Azul de Gascuña

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Los hermanos y Poodle llamado Hermès 🐾🐶🎄

26/12/2024

Basset Azul de Gascuña
(Los de rastreo)

Como en todos los Basset, la vocación del Basset Azul de Gascuña es la caza. Este perro es especialista en la caza del conejo, aunque también se utiliza en la caza con escopeta de la liebre y en la del corzo.

Alain Bourbon, cazador de liebres, fijó la raza del Basset Azul de Gascuña hacia 1910. Cruzó sus Bassets Saintongeois blanco y negro con perras azules de gran variedad gascona. El resultado fue un perro bastante pesado y con unos miembros muy torcidos, que con los años se fue aligerando. Los constantes cruces de este nuevo animal con el Briquet Azul de Gascuña dotaron a la raza de unas patas casi rectas y de una altura de casi medio metro, características poco comunes en los Basset.

El Basset Azul de Gascuña es audaz, valiente y tenaz. Es un perro fiel y noble que demuestra un gran apego por sus dueños. Se muestra muy curioso con lo que pasa a su alrededor y tiene un carácter dócil que hace que sea un perro fácil de educar.

26/12/2024

Prince Albert, the beloved husband of Queen Victoria, was not only known for his deep affection for his wife and his contributions to the British monarchy but also for his love of animals, particularly his Dachshunds. These small, elegant dogs, known for their distinctive long bodies and short legs, became a significant part of the royal household during the 19th century, thanks in large part to Prince Albert’s personal fondness for the breed.

Prince Albert played a key role in popularizing the Dachshund breed in England, where it quickly became a symbol of royal refinement and sophistication. The Dachshund, originally bred in Germany for hunting purposes, was seen as an exotic and fashionable breed when introduced to the British court. Prince Albert's admiration for the breed was reflected in his own collection of Dachshunds, which were often seen at his side during royal events and gatherings. These dogs were not just pets but also companions that represented the Prince's taste and his desire to bring new, refined influences to the British royal family.

As the Dachshund became associated with Prince Albert, it gained popularity among the British elite. The breed's sleek appearance and dignified demeanor made it a perfect match for the royal lifestyle, and soon many aristocrats followed Prince Albert’s lead, acquiring their own Dachshunds. In many ways, the breed became a symbol of high status and a reflection of the Prince's influence on British society.

The legacy of Prince Albert’s Dachshunds is still evident today, as the breed remains popular in England and around the world. These royal dogs, which were once a symbol of refinement and elegance, continue to be adored for their charm, loyalty, and distinctive appearance. Prince Albert’s role in introducing and popularizing the Dachshund was a significant part of his legacy, showcasing his love for animals and his ability to shape cultural trends in the royal court. 🐾👑

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Zeus & Nala

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Y empezamos a recibir a nuestros huéspedes navideños, listos para pasar unas estupendas vacaciones 🐶🎄🐾

18/12/2024

Nuestra caminata con nuestros huéspedes Mila, Hermès & NALA 🐶🌲🐾

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17/12/2024

Nuestro Baby huésped 💙🐶🐾🎄

17/12/2024

Class time with Chein & Kali 🐾🐶🎄

16/12/2024

14/12/2024

Bella nuestra huésped de fin de semana

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Nuestra huésped de fin de semana Deasy