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

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.

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.

Dogs can be real water rats. But despite all the fun, there is an underestimated danger lurking: water intoxication, known in the trade as “hyponatremia”. This is when the dog consumes so much water in a short space of time that the salt and mineral balance in the body is thrown out of balance.

Opinions differ widely on the right diet for dogs. We present three options and their advantages and disadvantages.

Did you know that dogs can also donate blood and save lives? Find out everything you need to know about blood donations for and from dogs in this article – from the process to important requirements and worldwide opportunities.