A Party of One Hundred and Fifty Dogs Hosted by Five Husky Dogs

A Party of Husky Dogs in Karachi, Pakistan

Last year, five friends living in the Defense area of Karachi started a group for their pet husky dogs (a breed of dog), which now consists of about 150 dogs. The social group is called “The Dogo Ranch”.

Huskies are high-breed dogs that are often found in cold countries. The trend of keeping husky dogs in Karachi is gaining momentum but these dogs are kept indoors in air-conditioned or cooler rooms to protect them from the sun and heat.

Because of their value, these dogs are often abducted. The five friends started a social group for their dogs at the venue of the celebrations inside the Lecole Institute in the Defense area of Karachi to keep their dogs safe.

When the educational institutions in Karachi were closed due to the Corona epidemic, these dogs and their owners used to meet in this social group two days a week. But as the number of other dogs increased, Sunday was set aside for the group.

Now every Sunday people from different parts of Karachi bring their pet dogs in this group to meet other dogs and it is like a dog party.

Muhammad Ahmed, managing director of the Lecole Institute, said that the group, which started with a few dogs, has now grown considerably. It used to be private but now we have opened it to the public. Not only do people bring their dogs here but also many families who are planning to have a dog and want to take training in this regard.

Mohammad Ahmed added that there are many people who are fond of dogs but they are not allowed to keep dogs. We have opened “The Dogo Ranch” for anyone who wants to come here and meet the dogs.

The Only Cafe in Saudi Arabia Where Pet Dogs Can Go

Dog owners in Saudi Arabia are happy that they can now sit in a new cafe with their favorite pet and drink coffee. This is the first cafe of its kind in Saudi Arabia.

Dogs are considered unclean in Islam and are banned in public places in Saudi Arabia. But the opening of a cafe called 'Barking Lot' in Al-Khabar city in June this year has sent a wave of happiness among the dog breeders in the country.

According to the AFP news agency, the religious police of Saudi Arabia had banned the movement of animals. According to them, men used to swear at women under the guise of animals but violation of this ban has now become a common thing while the presence of animals in public places has also become common.

However, under Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's vision 2030, major changes are taking place in Saudi Arabia. Animal shelters have sprung up in many cities and raising stray animals is becoming a popular hobby.

Dalal Ahmed, the Kuwaiti owner of Barking Lot, says he came up with the idea during a trip to Saudi Arabia. He said: 'I came to Saudi Arabia with my dog but I was not allowed to take it on the beach with me. I'm sorry so I decided to open a cafe where the owners could come with their dogs. '

Young boys and girls come to his cafe with their different kinds of dogs.

Some animals play with balls in the cafe while others sit on the laps of their owners. Some animals wait for their owners at the counter who are busy drinking.

Dog bathing and cleaning services are also provided in one part of the cafe.