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Breed description, standards, appearance

Landzir is a powerful, harmoniously built dog with well-developed muscles and a friendly look of almond-shaped brown eyes. According to the international classification, the breed is classified in group 2 “Pinchers and Schnauzers, Molossians, Swiss Cattle Dogs and other breeds”, section 2.2 “Dogs of the Molosser and Mountain Cattle Dogs type” without testing working qualities.

Size and constitution

Landzir is a large dog with distinct sexual dimorphism. The height of the female varies between 67-72 cm at the withers, the male – 72-80 cm.

According to FCI standard No. 226, a typical representative of the Landzeer breed must meet the following description:

1. The head is large, clearly defined with a massive, wide skull, developed occipital protuberance and a pronounced, but not too steep stop. The jaws are strong, covered with dry, black lips without jowls or slobbering. The teeth are healthy, white, fully equipped. Scissor bite.
2. The eyes are medium-sized, almond-shaped with a friendly look and brown irises, the shade of which varies from dark to light.
3. The ears are medium in size, triangular, slightly rounded at the tips, set high, tightly pressed to the sides of the head.
4. The body is well balanced with a straight back, muscular loin and a wide, noticeably rounded croup. The neck is symmetrical, set obliquely, ovoid in cross-section, without pronounced dewlap. The chest is wide and deep with well sprung ribs. The belly is slightly tucked in with distinctly flat sides.
5. The limbs are strong, muscular with strong bones, correct angulations, large, “cat-like” paws and strong membranes between the toes. Movements are free with good range and long strides.
6. The tail is thick, length just below the hocks. In a calm state, it is freely lowered down, perhaps with a slight bend. When moving, it can rise to the level of the back.

Any deviation from the norms prescribed in the standard is considered a deficiency. The severity of the defect is assessed taking into account the degree of its severity and the impact on the health and performance of the dog.

Color and coat type

Landzir is covered with a thick, long awn, under which there is a soft down. Short hair grows on the dog's head, and slight waviness is acceptable on the back and hind legs.

According to the standard, the Landzir must be black and white. The dog's collar, chest, belly, tail and limbs must be white. The head is black with a snow-white muzzle and a symmetrical light blaze running across the head to a white “collar”.

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Funny brown dog standing on its hind legs with a mouse on its head

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Drawing of a sad brown dog sitting on a white background

Drawn brown and white dog sitting on a lilac background with a flower in its mouth

Painted brown dog sits in the bathtub and looks at the soap

Character and behavior

Landzirs are brave and friendly dogs, full of innate nobility. They easily become attached to people and are ready for self-sacrifice. Landzirs need close interaction with their owners and do not tolerate loneliness well.

Friendly and affectionate dogs love tactile contact and are great companions.

Landzirs greet strangers with caution, but without aggression. They are too trusting and friendly to cope with the duties of guards. But, like true psychologists, Landzirs perfectly sense the intentions of strangers.

Breed and children

Landzirs are kind to children and forgive them any pranks, including excessive activity to the point of cruelty. Patient and friendly dogs are happy to take on the responsibilities of nannies and are ready to play not only with the owner’s, but also with the neighbor’s children.

Breed and other animals

Non-conflict and noble Landzirs get along well with other pets. Moreover, their loyalty extends not only to dogs, but also to cats, birds or rodents.

Brief history of origin

Landzir is an ancient breed, the exact origin of which is almost impossible to establish. It is known that in the 18th century these dogs began to be imported to Europe from the island of Newfoundland, but it was not possible to find out who their ancestors were. It is assumed that Landzirs are descendants of the large Viking dogs or black bear dogs of L. Eriksson, the discoverer of Greenland.

It is generally accepted that the island of Newfoundland was originally inhabited by black and white dogs, and pure black individuals lived on the neighboring islands of Miquelon and Saint-Pierre. Despite common ancestors and external similarities, at some point the populations began to develop independently of each other, which led to the emergence of two separate breeds.

In 1870, the English Kennel Club began registering black and white Newfoundlands, but they were quickly replaced by all-black dogs. The best of the remaining Landziers were exported by German and Swiss breeders. To preserve and improve the breed, the blood of St. Bernards, Pyrenean mountain dogs and some other European varieties began to flow into it.

The German breeder Otto Walterspiel made a significant contribution to the development of Landziers. In 1960, the breed was officially recognized by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale.

REALISTIC dog portraits

Painted portrait of a black and white dog in flowers from frontal view
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A black and white dog with inflamed red eyes lies with a small ball

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Drawn muzzle of a white Labrador with black eyes

A small brown-black dog with black eyes is wearing a collar with a MAS pendant.

Painted tricolor collie lying on a fern

Drawnia, black standing dog with bag from SNANEL

Painted brown-black dog with brown eyes against a background of reeds

A drawn white and brown dog runs merrily on the grass with its mouth open and its tongue hanging out.

Drawn Dalmatian with a red collar on a gray background

Image of a brown dog with a wreath of flowers on its head

Interesting Facts

Landzir is one of those breeds about which a lot of interesting things can be told:

1. The breed received its name in memory of the artist Edwin Landseer, who contributed to its popularization. Many of his paintings depict shaggy black and white rescue dogs and faithful assistants to sailors. Landseer's most famous works, which brought him popularity, include such paintings as "A Worthy Member of the Humane Society", "Lyon: the Newfoundland Dog", "To the Rescue" and "Rescued".
2. Despite differences in anatomy and recognition by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale, the French, American and Canadian Kennel Clubs consider the Landjeer to be a variety of Newfoundland and not a breed in its own right.

Care and maintenance

Landzir is very demanding of space and is prone to heavy shedding and periodic, but pronounced drooling. Therefore, keeping it in a city apartment is not the best solution. The dog will be much more comfortable in a private house with a large surrounding area.

On a note. The Landzir does not have developed territorial instincts. Therefore, he is not suitable for the role of a guard and cannot live on a chain.

Hygiene procedures

Landzir has a thick, two-layer coat that requires systematic grooming. To make the dog look neat, it is treated with a special comb 3-4 times a week. During seasonal molting, accompanied by heavy loss of guard hair and undercoat, the Landzir is combed out every day with a slicker brush or furminator. This will help speed up the process of coat renewal and activate blood circulation.

The Landzir's thick coat is self-cleaning and does not require frequent washing. Bath the dog using hygienic cosmetics no more than 3-4 times a year. To do this, buy professional pet shampoos for long-haired breeds.

Natural discharge accumulates in the corners of Landzir's eyes. To prevent them from causing discomfort to the dog, they are wiped every morning with clean napkins moistened with a special lotion, chamomile infusion or non-hot boiled water.

The floppy ears of the Landzir are poorly ventilated and quickly get dirty. The dirt and sulfur accumulated inside are cleaned once a week with cotton swabs moistened with chlorhexidine or hydrogen peroxide. During the procedure, the dog’s ears are thoroughly examined and if uncharacteristic discharge is detected, the pet is shown to a veterinarian.

Landzir's claws grow quickly and do not have time to grind down on their own. So that they do not disturb the dog’s gait, they are shortened as necessary with a nail clipper.

Landzir's teeth are brushed 2-3 times a week with a soft brush and veterinary non-foaming paste. To prevent the formation of stones, the dog is regularly given various chews, such as beef bones, vein bones or hard raw vegetables.

Feeding

Landzir has an excellent appetite, but due to its predisposition to allergies, it needs a carefully selected diet. To prevent intestinal and stomach volvulus, it is recommended to feed the dog strictly on a schedule and in moderate portions.

As for the menu, the easiest way is to feed the Landzir with premium or super-premium foreign-made dry food, such as Brit Care, Bosch, Pronature or Acana. With this type of diet, it is important to ensure that your dog's bowl is always filled with fresh drinking water.

If it is too expensive to feed your Landzir dry food, you can train him to eat natural foods. In this case, the dog’s diet should be planned so that it is dominated by lean lamb, beef, veal or rabbit.

It is not recommended to feed chicken due to its allergenicity. The daily amount of meat components is calculated at the rate of 30 g per 1 kg of dog’s body weight. It is advisable to give the Landzir by-products and sea fish fillets twice a week.

It is also recommended to diversify your dog’s diet:

• eggs;
• porridge;
• vegetables;
• fermented milk products.

In order not to provoke the development of digestive problems, the Landzir is prohibited from offering river bony fish, baked goods, fatty meats, sausages, pickles, spices, smoked meats and any dishes from the master's table.

On a note. With a natural type of nutrition, it is recommended to give the Landzir vitamin and mineral complexes twice a year. They are selected after consultation with a veterinarian and given in long courses, without exceeding the prescribed dosage.

Walking and exercise

Landzir is a large, moderately active dog that requires feasible exercise. Like other Molossians, he needs to walk his paws regularly, so he doesn't get enough exercise within the confines of the yard.

To prevent physical inactivity and maintain good physical shape, the Landzir needs two daily walks lasting 50-60 minutes.

The dog can be exercised by jogging, fetching, playing with its brothers and lightly towing objects. Landzir loves water and knows how to dive, so in the warm season it is advisable to take him out for a swim.

Training and education

Landzirs are smart, but rather stubborn dogs, not prone to unquestioning obedience. They know how to think independently and are able to make their own decisions.

Landzirs will not carry out their master’s orders in exchange for a treat, and in order to interest the dogs in learning, they need to be properly motivated.

If they do not want to engage, representatives of the breed begin to show acting skills. To evade the educational process, dogs may limp, stubbornly lie down on the floor, or pretend to be sick.

Puberty and mating

Landzir becomes sexually mature at 7-11 months, but to get healthy puppies it is recommended to untie it no earlier than 2 years. By this point, the dog will be fully formed and will be able to bear and feed strong offspring.

For breeding, completely healthy, purebred representatives of the breed with a stable psyche and standard exterior are used. Mating is carried out 10-13 days from the start of estrus and repeated 24-48 hours later. Mating is organized in the first half of the day and preferably on the male’s territory.

Landzir bears offspring for an average of 60-65 days and gives birth to 4-12 puppies.

Caring for puppies

A Landzir puppy from a certified kennel moves to a new home no earlier than he is 8-9 weeks old. Although at this age the baby no longer requires round-the-clock maternal care, in the first days he may be sad and whine. To make it easier for the puppy to adapt to the changed conditions, the breeder is asked in advance for something with the smell of a “nest” and placed on the pet’s new bed.

When the little Landzir gets used to it a little, he will definitely begin to actively study the situation. To prevent accidents in your home, you need to prudently hide away electrical wires, household chemicals, medicines and fragile objects. To prevent the puppy from contracting an infectious or viral disease, until it receives all preventive vaccinations and completes quarantine, it is kept in the house and is not allowed near other people’s animals.

What breeds of dogs have black and white colors?

In fact, black and white coats are found in many dog ​​breeds. A person who wants to buy a puppy of this particular color can make a choice from a dozen or even more dogs, taking into account other characteristics of the breed: size, character, nuances of the psyche. Below we will tell you about the most popular breeds, the standard of which officially recognizes black and white (or bicolor) coat color.

Video – Genetics of dog colors

Dalmatian

Perhaps the most famous black and white dog. More precisely, Dalmatians are still considered white and black, since it is the snow-white fur that covers most of the body of these dogs. However, there are also darkened Dalmatians, in whose color black spots occupy half or even most of the color.

All Dalmatians have a unique pattern of spots

Dalmatians are considered wonderful family dogs: they are playful, sensitive, active and very sociable dogs. However, representatives of this breed are extremely energetic (in ancient times they accompanied postal and pleasure carriages), and therefore require long and intense walks. The breed is not suitable for homebodies and those who prefer watching TV to an active walk.

Dalmatians are very intelligent, highly trainable and, with proper training, will make wonderful companions. Dogs of this breed are people-oriented, love all family members dearly, and are painfully sensitive to separation. Accordingly, when purchasing a Dalmatian puppy, you need to be prepared to devote a lot of time to it.

Dalmatians need to exercise a lot to release their energy.

French Bulldog

Funny French Bulldogs are another breed whose standard is black and white. This is a fairly common coat color among Frenchies, so finding such a puppy will not be difficult. Note that in the breed there are two variations of the black and white coat combination: black spots on a snow-white background or white marks on black.

Black Frenchie with white throat

Despite their small size and charming appearance, French bulldogs are considered strong and willful dogs that need to be raised and trained with care. If a bulldog is not taught the rules of behavior from a very young age and the basics of obedience are not instilled in it, you can end up with a rather aggressive and uncontrollable dog.

French Bulldogs, although extremely loyal to their owners, tend to make decisions on their own, including running away or fighting with another dog. Therefore, having chosen a puppy of this breed, a person must understand: the Frenchie is not a decorative dog, he needs mental and physical stress.

Bicolor French bulldog puppy

In a special article , read how to raise a French bulldog.

Border Collie

Energetic, smart and active, Border Collies top the top ten smartest dogs in the world. However, it is absolutely impossible - borders were bred as shepherds’ assistants, and their whole life consists of constant movement and serving people. Of course, in urban conditions it is not necessary to look for a flock of sheep to keep the dog busy. But, every day, the Border Collie will require enormous physical activity, as well as the opportunity to use its intelligence.

Black and white color is classic for border collies

These dogs are excellent at training, and are also considered stars of such canine sports as agility (overcoming an obstacle course), frisbee dog (flying disc), pitch-and-go (fetch competitions). Representatives of this breed get along well with children, but very young children can suffer from the herding instinct of border dogs - they really love to “herd” everyone who is weaker.

What is agility

The most important thing about living with a border collie is to keep the dog busy. If this dog is left without daily exercise, training and physical activity, it will become bored, which can lead not only to behavioral problems, but also to mental problems.

Borders are extremely hardy and very smart dogs.

German dog

The friendly and majestic Giant Great Dane is another representative of black and white dogs. Despite its more than impressive size, the Great Dane is the kindest dog, very gentle and sensitive. These dogs are incredibly loyal to people, adore their family members and painfully endure separation from their owner or loneliness.

Black and white color variations in the Great Dane

These dogs are companion dogs, so the owner of a Great Dane must take care every day that the pet receives enough communication, attention, as well as intellectual and physical exercise. Despite their good nature and lack of aggression, these huge dogs must be well-mannered and obedient so as not to cause inconvenience to either the owner or others. Agree, it is difficult to restrain a 70-kilogram dog from pulling on a leash if it does not respond to a prohibiting command...

A person who is not afraid of the large size of a German and agrees to have him in an apartment must provide the dog with daily exercise. In this case, the giant must be put on a leash in a safe place (better if it is a fenced dog area). This way the dog can warm up and exercise his muscles, and at home he can eat and sleep sweetly.

Great Danes can weigh more than 70 kilograms

Newfoundland

Another black and white good-natured giant is the Newfoundland or diving dog. Snow-white, with large black spots, representatives of this breed resemble charming panda bears, and this is the reason for the great popularity of this color.

Black and white Newf looks like a funny bear

The main difficulty in caring for these dogs is their voluminous coat, which needs to be brushed several times a week to make the pet look attractive. Newfies do not require much physical exercise, but these dogs love to run or accompany their owner on long, leisurely walks. Newfoundlands are good companions, suitable for families, and are gentle with children. It’s not easy to keep such a dog in an apartment, since every piece of furniture will be “marked” with fur, but the Newfie is ideal as a pet for a country house!

These dogs have a fairly phlegmatic character and will not bark just like that. You should not count on the fact that the Newfoundland will become a guard - this breed is extremely loyal to people, even strangers. Therefore, you should get a Newfie puppy solely as a pet, without placing unjustified expectations on it.

Gorgeous fluffy Newfoundland

Basenji

Graceful as chiseled figurines, Basenji dogs are extremely popular as apartment pets. These are quite miniature dogs, but they have a great need for movement, so the owner can expect long daily exercise. Bassenjis are also called “dogs that don’t bark,” and this is partly true. Representatives of this breed really bark extremely rarely, but they are ready to make a wide range of other sounds - howling, whining, growling.

Black and white Basenjis have a symmetrical pattern on their face.

Many owners compare Basenjis to cats for their grace, independence and willfulness. However, unlike cats, representatives of this breed are highly human-oriented, but need a strong hand. Basenjis need to be educated and trained, as well as significantly physically stressed, otherwise the dog's behavior will become destructive and is unlikely to please the owner.

The character of these dogs is characterized by irrepressible energy and a love of active and contact games (with a ball, overcoming obstacles, with other dogs). Since Basenjis have hunting roots, obedience classes should be introduced into the puppy’s life from 3-4 months, and the pet can only be let off the leash with full control or in a closed area.

Basenji: from baby to adult dog

Spaniels

Black and white color is included in the standards of three breeds: American, English and Russian spaniels. These dogs have similar physiology, as well as common behavioral and mental characteristics. All spaniels are hunting breeds, their main specialization is water game. Therefore, representatives of these breeds are active, persistent dogs, prone to making independent decisions - this is important for a hunter dog working away from the owner.

American Cocker Spaniels

All three breed groups are considered very loyal to the owner and family members, are easy to train, and quickly absorb information. They are loyal and friendly dogs, and with proper training, they can be gentle nannies for children or sensitive companions for the elderly. But don’t forget about the hunting roots of these dogs: an untrained dog can run away after chasing a bird or a cat.

Russian hunting spaniel

If the future owner of the spaniel does not plan to attend hunting events, he must decide in advance how he will occupy the pet’s inquisitive mind, as well as how he will compensate for the need to move. Every day you need to take the dog for long walks, ideally if the dog can not only run, but also swim.

Staffordshire Terrier

Black and white bicolor is one of the classic colors for Staffordshire Terriers. Like many bicolor dogs, Staffords have each color that is unique—meaning no two dogs are the same—the size, shape, and placement of the spots will vary each time.

Black and white staff puppy

Despite the fact that the ancestors of Staffordshires were fighting dogs, modern breeding of this breed involves the culling of aggressive and vicious individuals, so in well-known kennels with a good reputation you can purchase a puppy for family and sport. Purebred Staffordshire Terriers, in whose education the owners put a lot of effort, have a strong psyche, are well trained, get along with children and do not enter into conflicts with other animals.

The most important thing is to work on obedience with the Stafford, ensuring that the dog unquestioningly recognizes the authority of the owner and obeys him the first time. We also note that training and mental stress are not enough for the Staffordshire Terrier - every day the dog must work physically: run, swim, practice fetching or jumping.

Exercise is a daily necessity for Staffordshire

How to properly train a Staffordshire Terrier? Read in the special article.

Bull Terrier

Bull Terriers are another breed that has a reputation for being aggressive fighters. However, these dogs are tenderly attached to their owner, and are absolutely devoid of anger towards humans - the genetic code of these dogs implies only interspecies aggression, because bulls were bred for dog fights. Accordingly, a person who wants to have a confident, strong and resilient dog next to him, and who craves close contact with his pet, will receive an ideal companion in the person of a bull terrier.

The prominent humped nose is the hallmark of the breed.

The Bull Terrier is a small but very active dog. Representatives of this breed are required to undergo obedience classes, as well as many hours of walks with various loads. For bulls, the attention of the owner is important, therefore it is the owner who must visit the dog handler together with the dog, and he must walk, caress the dog, and care for it every day. At the same time, bull terriers are suitable for keeping in a family; they are loyal to children and will support any of their games.

But, unfortunately, most bulls treat other dogs with hostility - the dominance of this breed is high, and the bull terrier will certainly want to “crush” any of its relatives, which often ends in fights. Therefore, it is better to keep bulls as your only pets, so as not to provoke conflicts. However, if a dog grows up with other pets, then a close friendship between them is most likely. But this does not apply to stranger dogs.

Month old bull terrier puppies

Papillon

A charming small dog with large fluffy ears - the Papillon or butterfly dog. These are cheerful and gentle animals, perfect for living in an apartment. The miniature size of the Papillon and its docile nature make it an excellent companion, with whom you can not part even while traveling.

The Papillon can be recognized by its tall, long-haired ears.

However, despite all the decorativeness, Papillons cannot be called “toy” dogs. Representatives of this breed are very active, active, preferring games and walks to lying on the couch. A distinctive feature of Papillons is the need for early socialization. To prevent a puppy from growing up cowardly and hysterical, you need to introduce him to people and other dogs from a very young age, and expand the walking area every day so that the pet can see the world around him in all its diversity.

One more nuance - the owner must be prepared to care for his pet’s silky long hair. Papillons need to be thoroughly brushed several times a week to prevent tangles and tangles. The dog is accustomed to this procedure from puppyhood so that the pet does not resist.

Well-groomed fur adorns the Papillon

Pekingese

The black and white color of the Pekingese seems unusual to many, since the classic shade of fur is considered to be red. But, black markings on a snow-white background are standard for Pekingese. However, there is no clear indication of exactly what area the black spots should occupy - each dog is individual.

Black and white handsome Pekingese

The Pekingese is a small dog that is full of dignity. The character of the Pekingese contains such traits as independence, pride, and dignity. These are not just companion dogs, they are real family members. Pekingese need a lot of attention from their owner; they love to be praised, petted, and picked up. Despite the fact that Pekingese do not need much physical activity, these dogs will enjoy an evening walk with their owner.

Pekingese are well suited as pets for the elderly and children of any age, the main thing is that the dog is not abused. Representatives of this breed do not tolerate rough treatment, shouting or, especially, physical punishment! Tenderness, perseverance and patience - these are the qualities that a person who wants to have such a dog should be endowed with. Only then will the Pekingese, who has long lived in the imperial palaces, be happy and satisfied with his fate.

Black and white Pekingese puppy

Author Ekaterina Lyakhova Reading time 13 min. Published 06/02/2020

When choosing a future pet, many initially focus on appearance. Some people like small-sized dogs, for some an intimidating appearance is important, others like kind ones who are attached to their household or very active, independent ones.

All wolves are divided into groups according to the length of their coat (smooth-haired, short-haired, wire-haired and long-haired). There is also a gradation of sizes and belonging to one or another group of purposes (service, hunting, decorative).

A very important fact is the color of the coat. Black breeds are more popular than light colored ones. This is due not only to a certain “fashion”, but also to practicality. Falling hair and undercoat are not so noticeable. There is a popular belief that the dark color of a dog brings happiness to the house, unlike a cat.

It is necessary to understand that a specific color is the result of centuries of selection. Each breed has its own nuances, determined by international standards.

In addition to the completely black color, some have spots of other shades and a different color of the undercoat. With age, the color becomes rich, bright, and shiny in the sun. The gloss of smooth-haired cats attracts the attention of passers-by. If the pet is well-groomed, then it is pleasant to look at it.

How to choose a pet

Landzir is considered a rare and expensive breed. The average cost of such a puppy from titled producers is 80-110 thousand rubles. For a landzir who is not related to the champions, they ask 50-70 thousand.

An unpromising puppy with minor deviations from the breed standard can be purchased for 35-40 thousand. To make the right choice, when buying a Landzir, it is recommended to pay attention to:

• presence of a mark and pedigree;
• compliance with the breed standard;
• health status;
• manner of behavior;
• conditions of detention.

A healthy Landzira puppy has smooth, massive paws with developed membranes, a large head, shaggy black and white fur, clear eyes and a black wet nose.

Drawings of dogs WITH A SIMPLE PENCIL

Painted muzzle of a fluffy dog ​​with staring black eyes

Photo of a sitting black and white dog with sad eyes

Drawn dog face with big eyes and curly ears

Black eyes white drawn dog face

Sketched the face of a white dog in profile

The face of a large dog, drawn with its tongue hanging out, looks away

Pros and cons of the breed

Landzir is a large dog with its own advantages and disadvantages, which are best studied before purchasing a puppy.

Landzirs are large dogs with black and white shaggy hair. They easily get along with everyone in the household and are ideal for the role of a family dog.

Dog drawings FOR CHILDREN

Animated funny dog ​​sitting in flowers and holding a bouquet of flowers in his mouth

In the photo, a brown and white dog with a large blue collar around its neck turned its head to the side.

The white and brown colored dog sits on a white background with a blue collar and yellow pendant bone.

Painted brown and white dog with blue eyes sits in a red tank top on a green lawn on a white background

Two brown colored puppies sit under a red umbrella and look at a yellow duckling caught in the rain

A drawn brown puppy sits in a checkered backpack with a bone in his pocket.

Photo of a painted brown and white dog getting ready to jump

An image of a red and white dog with different emotions on the left and a pencil on the right.

A small white dog with a pink collar sits next to green shoes and a pink ball

A drawn black dog sits in a cup with a lilac bow, and next to a candy in the form of red apples in chocolate

A drawn sitting gray dog ​​is hugged by a boy in a striped sweatshirt

Two blue dogs sit against the background of the night sky: one sits on a star, the other on the moon with a flower on its head

Painted feet in blue sneakers and brown socks walk with a white and brown dog in a black collar

An elongated black cat with a wide smile and a white-brown dog with a tongue on top are sitting in nature.

A white and brown dog jumps into the sky after a small yellow ball