Västgötaspets; a small Viking herding dog with endless energy! At first glance, the Västgötaspets may resemble a small wolf or a compact corgi. However, behind its alert expression lies one of Sweden’s oldest and most hardworking breeds. Also known as the Swedish Vallhund, this lively dog combines intelligence, endurance, and loyalty. As a result, it … Västgötaspets
Small in size but overflowing with character, the Volpino Italiano is one of Italy’s oldest companion breeds. Long cherished by nobles and commoners alike, this alert little dog is both elegant and fearless. With its fox-like expression and cloud-like coat, the Volpino is a charming watchdog and an affectionate family companion. Description Small, compact, and … Volpino Italiano
I participated in an informationam session from the University of Bologna (very interesting, I recommend if you wish to study there) and here’s some information they gave us afterwards that were extremely useful to me: CHOICE OF DEGREE PROGRAM Discover our Second cycle’s degree programmes and use filters to search for courses in English. If … Studying veterinary medicine in Italy
Is It Worth Being a Vet? THE DISADVANTAGES (a.k.a. “Reasons your non-vet friends think you’re insane.”) 1. Studying veterinary medicine = selling your soul to science Say goodbye to sleep, social life, hobbies, and the part of your brain that used to do fun things. You will, however, gain the superpower of crying into textbooks … Is it worth being a vet?
This essay was originally written for a competition on genetic engineering in veterinary medicine. I’m sharing it here to explore how this field might affect the future of animal health. Genetic engineering has given veterinary medicine something unprecedented: the ability to rewrite life at its most fundamental level. Genetic manipulation is done using … Exploring Genetic Engineering in Veterinary Medicine: Biodiversity & Animal Welfare
Some of you might have wondered: “Is it really that bad to touch a wild animal? I mean, if a bird just bumped into my window, surely I can help, right?” You know, the kind of moment when you see a little squirrel looking at you with those big, innocent eyes, and you just have … How human scent affects wild animals and their behavior
Have you ever wondered why, when we approach a horse, we do so from the left side? This age-old practice, steeped in tradition, isn’t just a random habit but a deliberate action rooted in history and practicality. For centuries, horse handlers and riders have adhered to this custom, a testament to the enduring wisdom passed … The left-side horse tradition: a glimpse into the past
The BPJEPS diploma, which stands for Brevet Professionnel de la Jeunesse, de l’Éducation Populaire et du Sport in French, translates to Professional Certificate in Youth, Popular Education, and Sport. It is a professional diploma in France that qualifies individuals to work in the fields of youth and sports education. The BPJEPS diploma is often required … BPJEPS Diploma
Animal-assisted therapy, commonly known as AAT or pet therapy, refers to a therapeutic approach that involves the incorporation of animals into the treatment process to enhance the overall well-being of individuals, particularly in the realm of mental health. This innovative form of therapy recognizes the unique bond between humans and animals and leverages it to … Animal-assisted therapy (AAT) or pet therapy
Ever wondered why ponies come in different categories like A, B, C, D, and E, and what’s the deal with “double ponies”? Let’s unravel the pony-size mystery. 1. Category A: the tiniest ponies Category A ponies are like the pocket-sized pals of the horse world. They’re usually shorter than 1.07 meters at the withers, which … Understanding pony and horse categories: A, B, C, D, E