Gyula „Julius” Sebő, the founder of Julius-K9®, used to work as a dog trainer at a young age. When he took home his first dog, a female Dobermann, his father forbade him to make a “zoo” out of their apartment.
A couple of decades ago, there was no question about what to put on your pet as options were limited to either a leather or chain collar. Today, however, it is easy to get lost, as one can not only choose from a number of different collars, but also from a variety of harnesses.
Information misleading customers, disguised as expert opinion, is circulating on the Internet about certain dog harness types being unhealthy, while other harnesses are not. The proliferators of fake news, without actually studying and having real knowledge of dog harnesses and …
A nurse, working abroad in Austria, and a guitar player-turned-dog trainer, achieved that only a few Hungarians could do since the collapse of the iron curtain: they developed and manufactured domestically their own product while building a consumer love-brand popular worldwide. The Julius-K9 dog harnesses are the second most copied Hungarian inventions just after the Rubik's cube.
Der Kurzohrfuchs (short-eared dog / Atelocynus microtis) wurde zum ersten Mal Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts im Regenwald gesichtet. Der Verwandte unserer Haushunde, welcher zur Art der Echten Hunde gehört, lebt hier sehr zurückgezogen.