Annual calendar with 13 photographs
one picture per month + cover picture
Format closed approx. 30.5 × 30.5 cm Format unfolded on the wall: approx. 61 × 30.5 cm
FCI standard no.: 181,182,183 Origin: GermanyFCI classification: Group 2: Pinscher and Schnauzer - Molossoid - Swiss Mountain and Cattle DogsSection 1: Pinscher and Schnauzer, Schnauzer
Annual calendar with 13 photographs
one picture per month + cover picture
Format closed approx. 30.5 × 30.5 cm Format unfolded on the wall: approx. 61 × 30.5 cm
FCI standard no.: 65 Patronage: Italy - Origin: Central Mediterranean regionFCI classification: Group 9: Companion and companion dogsSection 1: Bichons and related breeds
Annual calendar with 13 photographs
one picture per month + cover picture
Format closed approx. 30.5 × 30.5 cm Format unfolded on the wall: approx. 61 × 30.5 cm
Annual calendar with 13 photographs
one picture per month + cover picture
Format closed approx. 30.5 x 30.5 cm Format unfolded on the wall: approx. 61 x 30.5 cm
Annual calendar with 13 photographs
one picture per month + cover picture
Format closed approx. 30.5 × 30.5 cm Format unfolded on the wall: approx. 61 × 30.5 cm
FCI standard no.: 228 (June 3, 1998/D) Patronage: Great Britain FCI classification: Group 10: Sighthounds Section 1: Long-haired or feathered sighthounds, without working test Breed names according to FCI: Afghan Hound (Afghan Hound, also Afghan, Tazi, Baluchi Sighthound)
Annual calendar with 13 photographs
one picture per month + cover picture
Format closed approx. 30.5 × 30.5 cm Format unfolded on the wall: approx. 61 × 30.5 cm
FCI standard no.: 9Origin: Great Britain FCI classification: Group 3 TerriersSection 1: High-legged terriers, without working test Bedlington Terrier - also called Rothbury Terrier
Annual calendar with 13 photographs
one picture per month + cover picture
Format closed approx. 30.5 × 30.5 cm Format unfolded on the wall: approx. 61 × 30.5 cm
FCI standard no.: 137 Patronage: FranceFCI classification: Group 2: Pinschers and Schnauzers - Molossoids - Swiss Mountain DogsSection 2: Molossoids, Mountain Dogs
Annual calendar with 13 photographs
one picture per month + cover picture
Format closed approx. 30.5 × 30.5 cm Format unfolded on the wall: approx. 61 × 30.5 cm
FCI standard no.: 136Patronage: Great BritainFCI classification: Group 9: Companion and companion dogsSection 7: English companion spaniel, without working test
Annual calendar with 13 photographs
one picture per month + cover picture
Format closed approx. 30.5 × 30.5 cm Format unfolded on the wall: approx. 61 × 30.5 cm
FCI standard no.: 270 Patronage: GermanyFCI classification: Group 5: Spitz and primitive type dogsSection 1: Nordic sled dogs
Annual calendar with 13 photographs
one picture per month + cover picture
Format closed approx. 30.5 × 30.5 cm Format unfolded on the wall: approx. 61 × 30.5 cm
FCI Standard No.: 163 Patronage: Great Britain FCI Classification: Group 6: Running dogs, Sweat hounds and related breedsSection 1: Running dogs, with working testalso known as Basset hounds
Annual calendar with 13 photographs
one picture per month + cover picture
Format closed approx. 30.5 × 30.5 cmFormat unfolded on the wall: approx. 61 × 30.5 cm
Annual calendar with 13 photographs
one picture per month + cover picture
Format closed approx. 30.5 × 30.5 cm Format unfolded on the wall: approx. 61 × 30.5 cm
My Intelligent Pet Piano – activity game for dogs, cats and parrotsThe My Intelligent Pet Piano brings variety to mental work: Instead of just moving sliders, your pet works vertically and horizontally to reach the reward. Treats are placed in wooden tubes and fall out when pressed – accompanied by a sound effect. Short and sweet:Product type: Interactive intelligence & activity game with food rewardFor: Dogs (small to medium) and catsGame principle: Fill treats into tubes, release by pressingTraining effect: mental utilisation, concentration, dexterity, understanding of cause and effectArea of application: Indoor activity, quiet mental work, short training sessionsNote: Use under supervision recommendedApplication & safetyStart with 2–3 filled tubes so that your pet quickly understands the principle.Use small, dry snacks (so nothing sticks or becomes clogged).Increase the challenge by filling more tubes or choosing less strongly-scented rewards.Please do not use as a chew toy and do not leave the game unattended – this keeps it safe and long-lasting.Who is the "Piano" particularly suitable for?For animals that enjoy puzzles and playing for foodFor owners who are looking for a meaningful indoor activityFor times with less activity (weather, recovery, everyday life)With the My Intelligent Pet Piano, you introduce a new type of thinking and activity game into your pet’s daily routine. Unlike traditional flat intelligence boards, the focus here is not just on pushing elements: your dog or cat solves the task vertically and horizontally – this brings fresh stimuli and often keeps motivation higher for longer. The principle is simple and clever: you fill the wooden tubes with dry food or suitable treats. When your pet presses the tubes down, the reward falls out. As an extra incentive, a sound effect is produced, so your pet effectively “makes music” while playing. This is not only entertaining, but it can also help your pet understand cause and effect more quickly – pressing is rewarding. The piano is designed for mental utilisation: It trains concentration and dexterity and appeals to natural instincts such as curiosity, play, and the sense of smell. Especially on days when you have less time for long walks, it offers a meaningful indoor activity – in short, controlled sessions. An extra benefit: The product was awarded “Interactive Toy Product of the Year” (Pet Innovation Award 2022). This makes the piano particularly suitable for owners who value well-considered activities – without overstimulating the animal, but with calm, focused mental work. Zoo-Roco tipStart “easy”: Initially fill only 2–3 tubes with tasty, rather small snacks and let your pet enjoy quick first successes. Once the principle is established, increase the challenge with more filled tubes or less "aromatic" rewards. And importantly: always use intelligence games under supervision – this keeps training safe and positive.Mini-FAQHow does the My Intelligent Pet Piano work?You fill snacks into the tubes. By pressing, your pet releases the reward and trains dexterity and concentration in the process.How do I make it easier or more difficult?Easier: fill fewer tubes, tasty-smelling snacks. More difficult: more tubes, smaller or more neutral snacks, longer “search phases”.How do I clean the game?Remove food residues and clean with a dry/slightly damp cloth, depending on the material. Ensure the game dries thoroughly.Is the game also suitable for cats?Yes, many cats enjoy working for food – start with little resistance and short sessions.
CHF 44.90
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