Dog

They’re small, tasty and nutritious: nuts are considered a true superfood in the human diet! But do they make sense in a dog’s diet too? Which nuts are healthy for dogs, and which are actually toxic? In the following article, you’ll find all the information you need on the question: “Can dogs eat nuts?”

Cherries are a tasty snack for us humans during the summer months. But what about our four-legged friends? Find out in this article whether dogs can eat cherries and what you need to watch out for.

A puppy is moving in? What an exciting time! One of the cornerstones of your dog’s healthy development is the right nutrition. But how much dog food should a puppy eat? We share tips on the correct portion sizes for puppies and junior dogs.

They lower blood pressure, reduce emotional stress and boost our social wellbeing: dogs have a remarkably positive effect on us humans. This fact is increasingly being used in therapies such as speech and occupational therapy, physiotherapy and psychotherapy. But what exactly do therapy dogs do? What skills do they need, and which dogs are suited to the therapist’s role?

A dog that shows aggressive behaviour towards other four-legged friends or even people poses a high risk, especially if they are already snapping, have bitten other dogs or even a person. We explain what you can do if your dog bites. But first things first: every dog is different in terms of character and background, so there is no one-size-fits-all solution.

When dogs don't listen or act aggressively towards other dogs, this behaviour is often explained as dominance. But what does dominance in dogs actually mean, and how can you manage it in your dog? 

Recently, your little four-legged friend has started hopping on walks on just one hind leg, yet he doesn’t seem to be in any pain? If so, your dog may have a patellar luxation. Find out here what this means for your beloved pet and how you can recognise a patellar luxation in dogs.

Did you play with acorns as a child or use them as pretty autumn decorations? Then you probably wouldn’t think twice if your four-legged friend starts playing with these seasonal treasures. But be careful: acorns are anything but harmless for your dog!

A dog’s nose performs a range of important functions. That’s why keeping your dog’s nose healthy really matters. But what if your dog’s nose is dry? And how can you prevent dryness in the first place? In this article, you’ll find everything you need to know – and what you can do about a dry nose in dogs.

The Boykin Spaniel is not only a passionate hunter, but also a loving and friendly companion for the family. You can find out what you need to know about keeping a Boykin Spaniel in our breed profile.

The Maremma Sheepdog, also known as the Cane da Pastore or Maremmano-Abruzzese, is a courageous livestock guardian dog from Italy. The Maremmano protects any livestock entrusted to him independently and, if necessary, with his life. As a family dog, he is only recommended with reservations.

The Japanese Chin. “Chin” is an abbreviation of “chiichi inu” and translates as “little dog”. This elegant Japanese breed, with its abundant coat and typically oriental expression, once fitted into the kimono sleeves of noble Japanese ladies and today is perfectly content even in a small city flat. Its calm, gentle and affectionate nature makes it an ideal companion for families, older people and first-time dog owners.

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.

Many people know it all too well: after only a short time in a moving vehicle or on a rocking boat, symptoms of travel sickness appear. Unfortunately, often our four-legged friends can also affected by travel sickness. Read the following article to find out everything you need to know about travel sickness in dogs and what you can do to help relieve travel nausea in dogs.

Beach, mountains or culture? When your long-awaited holiday is finally around the corner, as a dog owner you not only have to decide on the destination, but also think about what will happen to your beloved pet during that time. Should you travel with your dog, or would it be better for them to stay at home in a boarding kennel or with a dog sitter? We’ll introduce the different options and show you what to consider when planning.

A puppy is moving in? What an exciting time! One of the cornerstones of your dog’s healthy development is the right nutrition. But how much dog food should a puppy eat? We share tips on the correct portion sizes for puppies and junior dogs.

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. 

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. 

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. 

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.