These breeders began to breed the Black Russian Terrier for appearance as well as function.Īs these breeders worked with the dogs, they spread the breed throughout Russia and into Finland, Poland, Hungary, Germany, Czechoslovakia and Germany. In 1957 the state allowed a few puppies to be sold to non-military breeders. They did not really care how it looked except that it had to be black. The Red Star Kennel in Moscow was owned by the state and they developed the BRT for specific working conditions and not for appearance. So, you can see the wide variety and several more breeds were added. The Red Star Kennel is thought to have developed the BRT using a wide variety of breeds – as many as seventeen – including breeds like the Newfoundland, the Rottweiler, the Caucasian Shepard Dog and a Giant Shepard and an Airedale. The Black Russian Terrier is not really a terrier at all, but a mid-sized working dog used for hunting and guarding or as a pet. During the early 1950’s, the Red Star Kennel developed this breed and in 2004 by the American Kennel Club. We are simply providing a spotlight for fellow small businesses.During the cold war, the Soviet Union developed the Black Russian Terrier as a working military dog.
Nor, do we receive any affiliated fees if you decide to book or use the services of the above businesses. Podengo are not affiliated in any way with the above businesses. You can also check out our previous blog for sustainable Christmas ideas here. If you haven’t made a start on your Christmas shopping yet, hopefully, this will help you on your way. We hope this small and thoughtful selection of gifts that give back has inspired you. Every year 15% of the profits raised from the book go to a children’s charity. Working with Olympian, Paralympian and World Champion athletes to use the story to raise funds for zoos in 2020, Josie went on to have the book published in 2021 with beautiful illustrations by Sarah Lou. Written by Children’s Author and mum of two, Josie Dom. Animalympics.Īnimalympics is a fantastical, nonsensical, epic poem spanning 17 days (the length of the Olympics), 55 verses, 47 sports and 62 animal species. Craft kits, wooden slide whistles, seed bombs and so much more! Give your child an earth-kind gift that will last, with 10% of profits going to Plastic Oceans UK. The Conscious Party Box have a fantastic selection of plastic-free stocking filler options. With 10% of all sales from their muslin blankets donated to Tommy’s, the baby charity. This means it’s the kindest choice for your baby’s skin, for our planet and for the people who farm the cotton.
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Made from 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton, free from pesticides and toxic chemicals. Pattie & Coįounded by London-based mum, Pattie & co, uses colourful designs on good quality fabric to create beautiful and versatile muslins. For every journal sold, a donation is made to Period Power who are working to eradicate Period Poverty and a tree is planted through TreeSisters. The journal, which is printed on carbon captured paper, helps you feel into your tendencies and check-in each day, under the lens of the lunar cycles and the seasons. Wild Wisdom Journal is a journal for women who wish to track their cyclical ways: through their menstrual cycle or in menopause. Browse their range of books, flashcards, prints and gifts on Instagram here. On a mission to inspire the next generation of nature lovers from an early age, whilst giving back to the planet, 25% of profits are donated to a selection of wildlife charities. For babies, toddlers and preschoolers to help support their visual development and early learning. The Little Black & White Book Project brings to life animals from around the world in high contrast illustrations. From helping wildlife charities to supporting women through period poverty read on for feel-good gift inspiration this Christmas.
A significant selection of unique gift options where your purchase not only supports a small business but has a positive social impact too. In part two of our four-part Christmas special for Podengo, we look at Christmas gifts that give back.
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