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Dogs Guide

Do dogs cry?

Do dogs cry?

When we humans are sad, it is quite normal for us to cry with tears flowing down our cheeks. But what about dogs? After all, the eyes of the four-legged friend can also water. The assumption that dogs can cry is therefore quite natural. Below you will find out whether this is actually true or ..

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Addison's disease in dogs

Addison's disease in dogs

Addison's disease is a potentially life-threatening disease that can also affect dogs. If the disease is recognised and treated in good time, however, a largely normal life is normally possible for affected four-legged friends. In the following, you will learn what causes Addi..

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Detecting and treating digestive problems in dogs

Detecting and treating digestive problems in dogs

Digestive problems are not uncommon in dogs. They can have numerous causes and can have a massive impact not only on the well-being but also on the health of the affected animals. After all, a functioning digestion is indispensable for the nutrient supply of the four-legged friend. As the own..

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Avoid food mites and food mite allergies in dogs

Avoid food mites and food mite allergies in dogs

There are various types of mites that make life difficult for dogs and can cause itching and skin inflammation, for example. These include food mites, which under certain circumstances can settle in dog food. In the following we will explain how you can best avoid food mites and thus a possible..

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Labrador

Labrador

The Labrador Retriever belongs to the 350 dog breeds recognized by the FCI, which are assigned to group 8 (retrieving dogs). The Labrador originates from Newfoundland and is one of the medium-sized dog breeds. It is regarded as a patient and balanced family dog. At the same time the Labrador Retriev..

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Detect, measure and treat fever in dogs

Detect, measure and treat fever in dogs

If a dog has a fever, this indicates that there is a problem with its health. Because just like with us humans, fever in dogs is a defence mechanism with which the immune system tries to fight pathogens in the body. However, if it rises too high and lasts too long,..

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Bichon Frisé: dog food and breed portrait

Bichon Frisé: dog food and breed portrait

The Bichon Frisé is a small dog breed, originally from the Canary Islands, whose breed standard today is the responsibility of Belgium and France. The FCI leads the Bichon Frisé among the companion and companion dogs in group 9, section 1.1 (Bichons). Owners appreciate the child-loving Bichon Fr..

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Elbow dysplasia in dogs

Elbow dysplasia in dogs

Elbow dysplasia is a growth-related disease affecting the elbow joints of dogs. Depending on how severe the elbow dysplasia is in the dog, it leads to more or less severe lameness and osteoarthritis. As a rule, affected dogs have a genetic predisposition to elbow dysplasia. Al..

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Coconut oil against ticks in dogs

Coconut oil against ticks in dogs

Ticks represent a considerable health risk for dogs in the warm months of the year. Effective protection against these annoying parasites is therefore essential. Unfortunately, conventional tick repellents for dogs often contain harmful active ingredients, which is why natural alternatives s..

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Appenzeller Mountain Dog

Appenzeller Mountain Dog

The Appenzeller Sennenhund is a medium-sized Swiss dog breed which is managed by the FCI in Group 2. The Appenzell Mountain Dog is one of the Swiss Mountain Dogs and is a classic herding dog, but due to its uncomplicated character it is also suitable as a family dog. Characteristics..

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Why does Bellfor use beet pulp in dog food?

Why does Bellfor use beet pulp in dog food?

We always get questions about natural and healthy food for dogs. We are of course happy with that. That shows that it is increasingly important for dog owners that their dog is fed in a natural and healthy way. To support their health. One of the questions we often ask ourselves is: "Why do you us..

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If ticks bite: first aid measures for your dog

If ticks bite: first aid measures for your dog

During the warm months of the year there is a risk that your dog will be bitten by ticks. The small parasites sit in bushes or grass and often attack your dog unnoticed while walking. As a rule, the tick season in UK extends from about February to October. At mild temperatures above seven deg..

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Australian Shepherd

Australian Shepherd

The Australian Shepherd is a medium sized North American dog breed which has been recognised by the FCI since 1996. The FCI leads the Australian Shepherd in group 1, i.e. among the herding dogs. Australian Shepherds are lively, persistent and agile. In addition, their protective instinct is quite st..

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Ringworm fungus: Dermatophytosis in dogs and humans

Ringworm fungus: Dermatophytosis in dogs and humans

Ringworm does not mean a worm keeper, but an infection with a skin fungus (dermatophytosis). The term ring worm refers to the typical ring-shaped skin changes caused by the fungus. How an infection with a skin fungus occurs and what is necessary for a successful treatment of your dog is explain..

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Are dogs allowed to eat asparagus?

Are dogs allowed to eat asparagus?

Whether green or white - asparagus is a popular delicacy that regularly ends up on many people's plates during the season. But are dogs actually allowed to eat asparagus or can the low-calorie vegetable perhaps even harm the four-legged friends? We will give you the answer to this questio..

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The teeth of the dog

The teeth of the dog

Just like humans, dogs are completely toothless at birth. After a few weeks, the puppies grow their milk teeth, which are later replaced by permanent teeth. In this article we will explain how many teeth dogs have, how their teeth differ from those of humans and how you can prevent ..

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The bitch in heat

The bitch in heat

The bitch's heat is a part of the cycle. Among other things, it also includes the period in which the female quadruped is ready to mate. Depending on the phase, the bitch's heat becomes noticeable through various signs and behaviours. When bitches come into heat for the first ti..

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Golden Retriever

Golden Retriever

The Golden Retriever is a British dog breed which is listed by the FCI in group 8. The Golden Retriever, originally bred as a retriever for hunting, is considered gentle and balanced and is therefore a popular family dog. Characteristics of the Golden Retriever With a height at withers of 51 to ..

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Small Münsterländer: dog food and breed portrait

Small Münsterländer: dog food and breed portrait

The Small Münsterländer is a medium sized dog from Germany. It is a classic hunting dog, which is appreciated by hunters mainly because of its versatility and reliability. Thanks to his friendly and balanced character, the Small Münsterländer, which is led by the FCI in Group 7, Section 1 (Conti..

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Dog stinks: causes and tips against the bad smell

Dog stinks: causes and tips against the bad smell

As many dog owners know from experience, it is not uncommon for dogs to smell. Unpleasant odours can have many causes and in some cases also indicate health problems. Find out below what causes your dog to smell and what you can do about it. What part does your dog ..

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