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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

4 min

Can dogs eat tomatoes?

The tomato is a tasty and versatile food and has become an integral part of many dishes around the world. It is also very healthy for us humans – but does the same apply to our four-legged friends? Can dogs eat tomatoes, or are tomatoes toxic for dogs?

5 min

Can dogs eat bananas?

Bananas are a real treat for many dogs. But are bananas just as healthy for dogs as they are for people, and when is it better not to feed this fruit? In this article, you’ll find the key information on the question: “Can dogs eat bananas?”.

8 min

How Diet Can Support Dogs in Difficult Situations

Loud noises, being left alone, car journeys and travelling, or nervousness when interacting with other dogs — these are just a few situations where many dogs become stressed, and as owners, we suffer with them. When everyday stimuli become a constant stress for dogs and humans, targeted action is needed. Because stress means more than temporary discomfort: It can have a long-term effect on the behaviour, health and quality of life of our four-legged friends.

6 min

No Learning Effect: Training Collars for Dogs 

A collar that corrects the dog's misbehaviour at the right moment - sounds practical? Unfortunately, for many dogs, such "training collars" quickly become a nightmare. Discover here why training collars with spray and the like are not a good idea when it comes to humane dog training. 

5 min

Clipping Your Dog: A Guide & Tips

Depending on the breed, you should brush your dog’s coat at least once a week, and even more often during the moulting season. During summer, many dog owners ask themselves whether they should clip their dog. Is this procedure beneficial for our four-legged friends? If so, what should be taken into account?

4 min

Lumps and Bumps: Lipomas in Dogs 

Have you discovered a lump on your four-legged friend's skin? It could well be a fatty tumor, commonly known as a lipoma. In this article, you'll learn all about lipomas in dogs and how dangerous they can be for your beloved pet. 

11 min

Irish Red Setter

Its graceful beauty has turned the Irish Red Setter, or Irish Setter for short, into a real trendsetter. However, this great popularity has not always done the elegant hunter any favours. Unfortunately, when welcoming an Irish Red Setter into their home, more than a few dog lovers have failed to consider that this four-legged friend requires not only experience with dogs but also a relatively high time commitment compared to other dog breeds.

12 min

Borzoi

The noble, large sighthound from Russia, whose breed name “Borzoi” derives from the Russian word for “fast”, is one of the oldest dog breeds and among the fastest land animals in the world. If it is allowed plenty of free running, this energetic, full-blooded hunter reveals itself as a calm and affectionate family dog.

10 min

German Shorthaired Pointer

Searching, pointing, retrieving – this breed is one of the most versatile hunting dogs of all. However, the multifaceted German Shorthaired Pointer also has high expectations of its home. As a working dog, it needs tasks that challenge both body and mind. If it is well exercised and kept busy, it can also be a loyal family dog.

7 min

Flying with Your Dog 

Whether you’re relocating overseas or heading off on an extended holiday in a faraway country, sometimes flying with your dog simply can’t be avoided. A dog’s ability to travel with you by air, and the available options for doing so, depend primarily on the dog’s size and the airline’s regulations. In this article, you’ll find out what else you need to consider when flying with your dog and how to prepare them for the journey.

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.

6 min

Raw Feeding for Puppies: Is It Really Worth It? 

In recent years, raw feeding has won over many pet lovers. However, this feeding method comes with some important considerations. This is especially true when it comes to raw feeding a puppy. Here, we provide you with a first orientation. 

5 min

Puppy School 

Some dog owners secure a place in puppy school for themselves and their new four-legged family member even before its arrival. This article highlights what a puppy school can offer and how to find one that suits you and your furry companion. 

6 min

Puppy Yoga: New ‘puppy fitness trend’ criticised

Puppy yoga is a growing fitness trend that originated in the USA and the UK. While puppies roam freely around the studio, the participants do their exercises, and petting and cuddling is openly encouraged. However, the trend has faced criticism from animal rights activists, particularly for the way it has been popularised through social media.

6 min

Designer Dogs: A Trend on Four Legs 

Imagine a designer sofa – a piece of furniture where someone has given a lot of thought to creating a unique look. But what about designer dogs? Find out all about these canines here. 

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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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Irish Red Setter

Its graceful beauty has turned the Irish Red Setter, or Irish Setter for short, into a real trendsetter. However, this great popularity has not always done the elegant hunter any favours. Unfortunately, when welcoming an Irish Red Setter into their home, more than a few dog lovers have failed to consider that this four-legged friend requires not only experience with dogs but also a relatively high time commitment compared to other dog breeds.

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Can dogs eat tomatoes?

The tomato is a tasty and versatile food and has become an integral part of many dishes around the world. It is also very healthy for us humans – but does the same apply to our four-legged friends? Can dogs eat tomatoes, or are tomatoes toxic for dogs?

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Can dogs eat bananas?

Bananas are a real treat for many dogs. But are bananas just as healthy for dogs as they are for people, and when is it better not to feed this fruit? In this article, you’ll find the key information on the question: “Can dogs eat bananas?”.

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.