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If you don’t know which breed best suits your lifestyle and family composition, then you’d better prepare ahead of time – after all, there are over 400 breeds in the world.

Look at the catalog of dog breeds on HillsPet.ru – this is a great option to get acquainted with the topic. In addition, the site is easy to use.

Search the Internet: there are many websites dedicated to certain breeds.

Analyze the composition of your family and your lifestyle. If you have small children, it is better to take a dog of a strong, sociable, balanced breed. If your family loves outdoor activities, choose a breed that enjoys outdoor activities and will take part in your active life. On the other hand, if you lead a quiet lifestyle or have too little space around your house, choose a breed that doesn’t need a lot of exercise and will happily spend time at home.

You should also consider how big the dog will grow to. Now you have a place for a puppy, but will it be later? Think about how much time you are willing to devote to grooming a pet, because some long-haired breeds require daily grooming.

Talk to people. If you are already thinking about a particular breed, ask the owners of the respective breed about their experience, especially training, aggressive tendencies and animal health. Contact your local veterinarian for information on the susceptibility of certain breeds to certain hereditary diseases. For example, large breed dogs should be checked for joint problems. If you are planning to breed, ask your veterinarian how to get a certificate of hip and elbow dysplasia test results.

Some breeds, such as Collies, Labradors and Irish Setters, require an eye test. Others need to have their blood tested for certain diseases, such as von Willebrand disease in Dobermans. Once you’ve found the perfect dog for you, make sure you have the right food to meet his special needs.