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The five rules to keep your dog healthy
- carefully Treating food hygiene;
- to walk the dog often to 'open air;
- Keep a small pharmacy at your fingertips;
- immediately see any "symptoms";
- Place a periodic inspection by the veterinarian.
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Laika the first dog went to the moon
Laika is one of the names that are known to the female dog that November 3 1957 left Earth aboard the space capsule Soviet Sputnik 2 .
Kudrjavka His real name was, and is often called Muttnik (from which in English means mutt mutt Sputnik and the name of the dish). The capsule
Sputnik 2 was equipped for life support and carried food and water but did not plan to return, then the fate of Laika was marked from the beginning of the mission. The capsule was also equipped with sensors that permit monitoring of the passenger's vital signs as blood pressure , heartbeat and breathing rate . Until recently it was certain that after the launch of Sputnik 2 from the Baikonur Cosmodrome , Laika had come alive in orbit but after the entry into the orbit of the details his fate was uncertain. There are in fact different versions of the facts mixed.
According to some sources, Laika died a few hours after the entry into orbit, while others estimate that Laika survived for about ten days (hypothesis unlikely because the batteries that powered the systems of Sputnik 2 ran out after about six days).
The official version of the time given by the Soviet government is that Laika survived for "over four days." However, in October 2002 were made public the results of new research by a Russian scientist ( Dimitri Malashenkov ), which revealed that Laika survived for only a period of between 5 and 7 hours after takeoff because of hot and cold temperature changes.
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The True Story of Balto
The beginning of the epidemic
To mitigate this problem then you chose to use a method increasingly used by the mail, that is, the sled dogs. The antitoxin
who was in Nenana was near six hundred miles from Nome, the company was then organized a relay race of twenty teams of dogs.
The first one was from Edgar Bill Shannon who traveled 52 miles, then fell to Edgar Kalland that traveled 31 miles, then 28 miles to Green, Johnny Folger 26, Sam Joseph 34, 24 Nikotai Titus, Dave 30 Corning, Hewnry Pitka 30, McCarty 28, Edgar 24 Nollnerr, George Noller (brother) 30, 36 Tommy Patsy, the Indian Koyokuk 40, Victor 34 Anagick, Myles Gonagnan 40. Now was the turn of Leonard Seppala with his boss suit Toto, the fastest dog in the area, he cut 91 miles to the plain of Norton where the ice was very thin, saving several miles. After he fell to Charlie Olson with 25 miles and finally Gunnar Kasson carrying the antitoxin for the last 53 miles with a dog Leonadr of Seppala, Balto, considered good by the owner only to bring mail for short stretches. They came to name
February 2, 1925 after covering 674 miles in 127 hours at a temperature of about -40 °.
Balto (1922) was a siberian husky owned by Leonard Seppala won all the biggest sled dog racing with his protégé Togo.
The beginning of the epidemic
January 19, 1925, broke out in Alaska, in a town called Name a strong outbreak of diphtheria antitoxin and stocks were missing because of an epidemic broke out in 1918. The first case of diphtheria was reported on an Inuit child, but the doctor diagnosed tonsillitis visiting it, because no other family members reported symptoms of diphtheria. The child died the next morning (the mother did not authorize an autopsy and it worsened the situation) and then began to experience many other similar cases. The first official case of disease occurred, however, January 20, 1925. It was a council convened emergency Welch (the doctor who visited the Inuit child) Name and declared in a state of quarantine. He was ordained a million vials of antitoxin, but the stock was closer than three hundred thousand units in (9 kg in all) was in Anchorage, the capital, which is to name more than one thousand seven hundred kilometers. Was not directly connected to Anchorage to Nome, the railroad carried only up to about a thousand kilometers to Nenana and bad weather prevented the planes take off and icebergs prevented ships from docking.
Relay for serum
To mitigate this problem then you chose to use a method increasingly used by the mail, that is, the sled dogs. The antitoxin
who was in Nenana was near six hundred miles from Nome, the company was then organized a relay race of twenty teams of dogs.
The first one was from Edgar Bill Shannon who traveled 52 miles, then fell to Edgar Kalland that traveled 31 miles, then 28 miles to Green, Johnny Folger 26, Sam Joseph 34, 24 Nikotai Titus, Dave 30 Corning, Hewnry Pitka 30, McCarty 28, Edgar 24 Nollnerr, George Noller (brother) 30, 36 Tommy Patsy, the Indian Koyokuk 40, Victor 34 Anagick, Myles Gonagnan 40. Now was the turn of Leonard Seppala with his boss suit Toto, the fastest dog in the area, he cut 91 miles to the plain of Norton where the ice was very thin, saving several miles. After he fell to Charlie Olson with 25 miles and finally Gunnar Kasson carrying the antitoxin for the last 53 miles with a dog Leonadr of Seppala, Balto, considered good by the owner only to bring mail for short stretches. They came to name
February 2, 1925 after covering 674 miles in 127 hours at a temperature of about -40 °.
Balto after the race
Balto to the fact that it came with the antitoxin to Nome was honored with a short film shot in the same year and a statue in Central Park in New York. Kasson
Balto and also did a tour of the United States where they were praised by all. Leonard Seppala, however, have made him aware of the company more hard together to Togo, was able to get credit and walked with his dog to do the same within Kasson, while he returned to Alaska after he sold his eight dogs. After that Kasson was never heard anything, Balto and the other dogs instead ended up in the clutches of a person who could be anything but a dog lover.
were kept the chain in poor hygienic conditions, abused and forced to perform in a club.
Fortunately they were noticed by George Kimble, who decided to buy them, but to do so would have had to raise $ 2,000 in two weeks. Kimble then organized a collection for charity through the radio, and a school. So, how Balto saved him children, the children were now to save him. After being released, Balto and the other dogs were taken to Brookside Zoo where they were treated in Cleveland. Balto went blind, deaf and arthritic at the age of 11 years, until March 1933. Togo died at the age of 17 years instead.
Balto's body was embalmed and then today you can see at the Natural History Museum in Cleveland, but the embalmed body of Togo is located in the Museum of Natural History in Wasilla, Alaska.
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here are the dogs most famous, or should I say frse strangest in the world!
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The biggest!
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The second most beautiful dog in the world
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Bramble the dog world's oldest
The oldest living dog in the world is an English collie. He has 27 years and could come right in the Guinness Book of Records. Secret of his longevity, according to owner Anne Heritage, is a vegetarian diet and long walks on the streets of the old days Somerset.Ogni Bramble, the name of Collie, was released from at least four times at home, eat little food and especially light such as rice, lentils and vegetables. Now he is the oldest in the world, and until 2000, keeper of the dog's longevity record, it was a Fred, the original English and ranges up to 29 years. And just because it lacks Bramble exceed the record of all time, still held by a dog in Australia was able to withstand up to thirty years. 
The oldest living dog in the world is an English collie. He has 27 years and could come right in the Guinness Book of Records. Secret of his longevity, according to owner Anne Heritage, is a vegetarian diet and long walks on the streets of the old days Somerset.Ogni Bramble, the name of Collie, was released from at least four times at home, eat little food and especially light such as rice, lentils and vegetables. Now he is the oldest in the world, and until 2000, keeper of the dog's longevity record, it was a Fred, the original English and ranges up to 29 years. And just because it lacks Bramble exceed the record of all time, still held by a dog in Australia was able to withstand up to thirty years.
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