Your partner at the bowl

The German shepherd does nothing by halves — neither work nor loving. It's a partner-dog that treats every matter of your day as a shared mission and that can perform almost every profession in the world.

Weight: 22-40 kg

The Labrador retriever is good cheer on four legs and a born deliverer of joy — a dog that spends its whole life bringing you something: a ball, a slipper, a better mood. It's no accident that for years it has been one of the world's most beloved family dogs.

Weight: 25-36 kg

The Doberman looks like a living sculpture of an implacable guardian — and is in reality a shadow weighing several dozen kilograms that cannot bear to be in a different room from its human.

Weight: 27-45 kg

The poodle comes in four sizes — from standard to toy — but in all of them hides the same brilliant, athletic soul that the world stubbornly mistakes for a hairdo.

Weight: 3-32 kg

The Maine coon is the largest domestic cat in the world — a gentle giant created by the harsh winters of Maine, who carries a great heart in an even greater coat, and who talks to people… with a chirp.

Weight: 5.4-10 kg

The moggy needs no pedigree, because it is one itself: all the breeds in the world are its descendants. Ten thousand years of history, fur the color of surprise — and one non-negotiable rule: it chooses you.

Weight: 2.5-8 kg

The Siamese you remember from childhood is no longer called a Siamese. The cream cat with the dark, round face and blue eyes had to change its name in order to stay itself. Today it is the Thai cat.

Weight: 3.5-6 kg

The Chartreux is a silent monk in fur the color of smoke: woolly, blue-gray fur, copper-gold eyes, and an eternal, gentle smile it has worn without interruption for five centuries.

Weight: 3-7 kg