We have lost our most important and dearest employee: On February 12, 2025 at 01.30 in the night we had to let our wonderful Mr. Sheffield go. We miss our kind-hearted boy immensely!

Everyone knows about poop bags, but in more and more cities, a water bottle has also become part of the basic gear. From Spain to Italy to Switzerland: We’ll show you where rinsing away dog urine has long been mandatory and what that means for your next trip with your dog.

America fascinates and captivates with its wide highways, majestic landscapes, and bustling cities that never seem to sleep. It is a land of contrasts, contradictions, and technology, but also of harmony, unity, and nature.

And yes, Americans like dogs. But sometimes in a way that Europeans might find strange. Although the U.S. is generally dog-friendly, there are a few restrictions you should be aware of before booking your flight.

Austrians love their dogs. You can really tell. Dogs are welcome in many restaurants and cafés; water bowls are often provided without even being asked for, and as a dog owner, you’ll usually get a friendly nod from people on the street. To make sure it stays that way, it’s important that your dog is well-trained!

Dog sports worldwide: agility, flyball, canicross, dog dancing, hoopers & more. Which sport suits your dog? With tips, breed recommendations and trainer search on HolaWuff.

Many breeders give puppies away at 8 weeks – often too early from a behavioral point of view. 12 weeks makes all the difference.

Today we’re talking about emigrating to Portugal with your dog, as the Mediterranean country is an absolute favorite with many dog owners. Here you will find tips, entry requirements and checklists for a relaxed move.

Dementia in dogs: Our furry friends can also suffer from dementia in old age. The disease cannot be cured, but there are many things that can be done to maintain quality of life. We’ll show you what you should look out for.

Arriving with a dog – give your four-legged friend time! Whether you’re moving away or on vacation, our dogs need at least as much time to get used to a new place as we do. Moving into the room, laying out the blanket, putting down the bowl, going out for a short walk – that’s often not enough.

Coping with grief: When the dog dies. The loss of a dog often hits deeper than words can express. We know the feeling and are trying to help you with your grief with this article.

If you keep your dog properly occupied, you will ensure balance and enjoyment of life. Whether it’s exercise, mental work or small games – here you can find out how to keep your four-legged friend physically and mentally occupied.