Dog cake ingredients:
330 g (12 oz) of cooked rice
400g (14 oz) of round grain rice
900g (32 oz) of turkey mince
560g (20 oz) of spinach
750g (26 oz) of curd
4 carrots
Sunflower oil
2 raw eggs
4 cooked eggs
Dog biscuit treats

Dog cake directions:
Mix turkey mince, carrot, spinach, rice, oil and 2 raw eggs together. Cook the rest of the eggs and slice them.
Split the mixture on four parts. Use the first part as a bottom into a 24 cm diameter round cake form. Put the cooked eggs on top of this and cover it with the second part of the meat mixture. Let it bake for 50 minutes on 180 degree of celsius. Repeat the process with the rest of the ingredients, so you have two identical meat corpusses.
Cook the round grain rice a mix it with the curd. Use it on one of the corpusses and cover it with the second meat corpus. Use the rest of the curd rice mixture to decorate top of the cake. Decorate it with the dog treat biscuits as well.
Let your dog enjoy its birthday dog cake!

The affenpinscher is a compact and sturdy toy dog that is expressive and alert. The face of this breed has a cute, almost "monkey-like" appearance as the fur is longer and shaggier on the face and forms a cape on the head and shoulders.

Because of their heritage as ratters, Affenpinschers tend to not do well with rodent pets such as hamsters, ferrets, gerbils, etc. They do, however, tend to get along with fellow dogs in the household and can learn to get along with cats

Affenpinschers were first recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC) in 1936 but there was little interest during World War II. Breeding was revived in the 1950s but the affenpinscher remains a rare breed.

Although an energetic and active dog, the exercise needs of the Affenpinscher can be met with vigorous indoor games or romps in the yard, or with short walks on leash. The harsh coat needs combing two or three times weekly, plus shaping every three months.

Do you wonder which dog is the most talkative? There are plenty ways how dogs can communicate with us - they can bark, howl, yelp, whine, growl, yip.. But some dogs use all of these and some are quiet all the time.

There are five groups of dogs, that are the most talkative of all. The attention seekers who will bark at you so you go out and play with him. The brave guards, who will growl at everyone, because they want protect everything around them. The nervous dogs, who will whine, just because there was a strange noise outside. The bored dogs, who will be excessively vocal out of the boredom and the dogs that are vocal just because they are goofy and they like it.

Tibetan Spaniel breed originated from Asia during the ancient times. Buddhist monks bred the Tibetan Spaniel to look like little lions that symbolize Buddha. They became the alarm dogs for the monks’ Tibetan monasteries just like their cousin breed, the Lhasa Apsos.

The Tibetan spaniel weighs around 4kgs to 7kgs and about 25 cm tall. They have long feathering growing between their toes, they have a plumed tail and undershot mouth. Their average lifespan is around 13 to 15 years.
The dogs of this breed are trusting and affectionate pets but they are cold to strangers. You do not have to worry though, even if they are unfriendly to those they do not know, they are never aggressive. This makes them excellent watchdogs that will alert you with their barks if anything is out of the ordinary.

They make excellent pets as they are responsive to their “best friend’s” feelings and moods but they can also be a bit stubborn. They can think independently and will not obey if they feel that your request is unreasonable to them.

Everyone wants to have obedient dog, but some dog breeds are less obedient than others. I heard a lot of times, that people are saying, that their dog is just untrainable. Sometimes it’s not the fault of the dog – sometimes it’s due to lazy humans. But it is true, that some dog breeds just do not obey our commands just as easily as others.

People tend to think, that if the dog is not obedient, he must be dull. Well that is not true at all, most of the dogs on this list are pretty intelligent – but they are extremely independent and very stubborn. Those two personality traits makes them the least obedient dogs in the world.

If you are wondering if your dog might be one to gravitate toward this behavior, than this video is just for you! In this video you will find what are the least obedient dog breeds, because if you are looking for a training challange, i am sure, you will never be bored with these dogs.