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The dog magazine contains information about dog breeds and the differences in their personalities, helping you make informed decisions. We have articles that detail the best ways to prepare for a new pet and top tips for bonding. Read more

6 min

Can Dogs Eat Apples? A Pet Owner’s Guide

"An apple a day keeps the doctor away" is a familiar proverb. But are apples just as good for dogs as they are for humans? In this article, you'll find essential information about the question: "Can dogs eat apples?"

5 min

Making Your Own Dog Ice Cream: 7 Easy Recipes

There's nothing better than refreshing ice cream on hot summer days. The longing looks of dogs at frozen delicacies prove it. But did you know, you can easily make your own tasty dog ice cream and treat your dog to a cold, healthy surprise this summer.

5 min

My Puppy Bites – What Should I Do?

Puppies have 28 teeth from the age of around six weeks. These pinpoint mini weapons can prick unpleasantly but are unlikely to cause any serious damage. Nevertheless, all dog owners should focus strongly on their puppy learning to inhibit their bite. So, what can I do if my puppy bites? 

6 min

Why does my dog dig in the garden?

Do you have your own garden where you enjoy spending time with your dog? Great! But if your dog digs in the garden, this can soon spoil the mood for hobby gardeners. We will explain why your dog digs in the garden and how you can wean it off this.

6 min

The Merle Factor in Dogs: Beauty with a Dark Side

The Merle factor results in distinctive dogs with light patches and speckles. However, this is actually due to a genetic defect, which can be linked to incurable diseases. Here you'll find all the essential information about the Merle factor in dogs.

7 min

Peritonitis in Dogs

Peritonitis in dogs is a serious condition that, if left untreated, can be fatal for the affected animal. Here’s what you need to know about what triggers peritonitis in dogs and how it’s treated.

8 min

Wirehaired Pointing Griffin

Are you on the lookout for a dog that forms a close bond with its human, gels well with the family unit and can join you on hunts? Then you’ll be completely smitten with the Griffon d’arrêt à poil dur-Korthals, or in English, the Wirehaired Pointing Griffon-Korthals. This breed is also commonly known as the Griffon Korthals or Griffon à Poil Dur.

8 min

Australian Koolie

The Australian Koolie is a diligent working dog from "Down Under", widely used for herding and driving livestock. It is also known by the somewhat misleading names of German Koolie or German Collie. Alternative spellings are Coolie and Coulie.

8 min

Carolina Dog

The Carolina Dog originates from the USA and is found both in human care and in the wild in the swamps of South Carolina. Alternative names for this breed include American Dingo, Dixie Dingo, North American Native Dog, Indian's Dog, Yellow Dog, and (Old) Yeller.

7 min

Fitness for Dogs: How to Achieve an Ideal Weight

The path to our four-legged friends' hearts lies through their stomachs. Nevertheless, good intentions frequently result in obesity. With your assistance and a gentle exercise programme, your dog can shed weight, regain fitness, and move freely. We will outline exercises that enhance canine fitness and benefit you as well.

5 min

Mantrailing with Dogs

Dogs don't just have a better sense of smell than their owners. They usually have a better intuition too – which says everything you need to know about mantrailing with dogs.

8 min

CaniSports: Tips, Equipment and Commands

Dog sledge racing doesn't just take place in bitter-cold Alaska: CaniSports guarantee fun even without snow. Before diving into this fast-paced adventure ride with your dog, here are the most important information and commands to get started with this fascinating dog sport.

6 min

Travel Sickness in Dogs

Many humans are familiar with the problem: They can barely sit for a few minutes in a moving car or on a rocky ship before becoming nauseous – or travel sick. Unfortunately our four-legged friends are often affected by this too. Read in the following article everything you need to know about travel sickness in dogs.

10 min

Holidays – Better With or Without Dogs?

Beach, mountain or culture? When their long-awaited holiday finally comes around, dog owners don't just have to consider a destination, but also what will happen to their beloved pet at this time. Should it be a holiday with the dog or is it better off staying at home in dog kennels or with a dogsitter? We will show you the different options and what you should pay attention to when planning.

14 min

Camping with a Dog

Be it a caravan, motorhome or tent, camping is certainly more popular than ever with holidaymakers. But is a camping holiday possible with dogs too? How do I find canine-friendly campsites? How do I transport a dog in a caravan and where does it sleep in a tent? Find out everything you need to know about camping with dogs.

5 min

My Puppy Bites – What Should I Do?

Puppies have 28 teeth from the age of around six weeks. These pinpoint mini weapons can prick unpleasantly but are unlikely to cause any serious damage. Nevertheless, all dog owners should focus strongly on their puppy learning to inhibit their bite. So, what can I do if my puppy bites? 

11 min

Important Questions for the Dog Breeder

Have you found your favourite breed? Then you can surely hardly wait to be able to take a small puppy home with you. But to avoid nasty surprises later on, you should only buy your chosen pedigree dog from a reputable breeder. You can put this to the test with the following questions for the dog breeder.

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Female Dogs in Heat

Although the heat period is an entirely natural process for female dogs, irritation at stains on the new carpet, fear of an unwanted pregnancy or their pet's strange behaviour can cause many dog owners to worry. Find out here everything you need to know about your female dog's heat period and how you can both overcome this without any stress.

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Wirehaired Pointing Griffin

Are you on the lookout for a dog that forms a close bond with its human, gels well with the family unit and can join you on hunts? Then you’ll be completely smitten with the Griffon d’arrêt à poil dur-Korthals, or in English, the Wirehaired Pointing Griffon-Korthals. This breed is also commonly known as the Griffon Korthals or Griffon à Poil Dur.

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Australian Koolie

The Australian Koolie is a diligent working dog from "Down Under", widely used for herding and driving livestock. It is also known by the somewhat misleading names of German Koolie or German Collie. Alternative spellings are Coolie and Coulie.

Understanding dog psychology and learning to effectively communicate is key when it comes to training. The magazine has various tips and tricks for successful training whatever breed, size and age.

Owning a pooch also means knowing about their health and how to properly care for them. In our section on Health and Care you will find information on basic care and grooming, as well as articles on diseases, their symptoms and how to protect your companion against them. This section also deals with important information on breeding, neutering and contraception, something that dog breeders may find useful.

Nutrition, travel and exercise tips

Advice for hoomans also include important tips on dog food. Read about nutritional information and specific diets for pooches who are overweight, have food allergies or are recovering from an illness.

When travelling, what is the best way to prepare? We talk about the various modes of transport - car, train, bus or plane, and how to plan for those journeys. Find out about legal aspects when travelling abroad and how to make the trip comfortable.

The dog magazine also deals with everyday issues, such as exercise, sports and games. We discuss walking or running, from what lead is best to your companion's behaviour around others.