The number of dogs registered as pets in the Czech capital grew to 83,297 last year, up by 1,857 compared to 2017 but down from a record high of 100,544 the year before.
According to the Prague authorities, small dogs such as Yorkshire Terriers and Dachshunds are the most popular breeds, followed by Labrador Retrievers and German Shepherds.
The most common name for a dog is “Ben”, followed by “Max”, “Betty”, “Bára” and “Nelly”.
Czechs set to go beyond EU proposals on ‘dual quality’ foods, products with outright ban
Major new residential and office district to go up in Prague’s Hagibor district
Anti-Babiš protests reach fresh heights – but what real impact can they have?
Rainbow Map of Europe shows relative position of sexual minorities worsening in Czechia
Some like it hot – Czechs lose thousands of crowns every year by overheating their apartments
English
Deutsch
Français
Español
Pусский
Česky
