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How dogs’ joints are put together

How dogs’ joints are put together

The same goes for both people and for dogs: healthy joints are essential for mobility. If their function is limited, there are far-reaching consequences that can cause lasting damage. You will learn in this article how joints are put together, as well as the individual components that they consis..

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Incontinence in dogs: all the important facts about bladder weakness

Incontinence in dogs: all the important facts about bladder weakness

Incontinence is not uncommon in dogs. In many cases the bladder weakness affects old dogs. However, it may just as well be that younger animals are also affected. Below you'll find out what causes incontinence in dogs can have and how you can help your pet. Possible causes of dog incontinence..

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Rhodesian Ridgeback

Rhodesian Ridgeback

The Rhodesian Ridgeback is one of the big dog breeds. It originates from South Africa and Zimbabwe and is today not only there a popular hunting dog. In addition, the Rhodesian Ridgeback is also suitable as a guard and family dog. The breed is classified in group 6 by the FCI. Character..

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Which dogs do not shed?

Which dogs do not shed?

Many owners know from experience how annoying fallen dog hair can be in their own homes. Your cleaning effort will be particularly high during the change of coat season. Therefore, many dog lovers do not adopt a dog from the outset or ask themselves which dogs do not shed. In the following arti..

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Shiba Inu

Shiba Inu

The Shiba Inu is a medium-sized dog breed from Japan (FCI Group 5). The Shiba Inu was originally bred as a hunting dog and is therefore characterized by an extremely attentive and watchful character. It is important to provide him with sufficient exercise and exercise. Characteristics of th..

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Gingivitis in dogs: identify and treat gingivitis

Gingivitis in dogs: identify and treat gingivitis

Many dogs suffer from gingivitis. Some breeds are particularly susceptible to it. Regardless of this, gingivitis, as the medical term for gingivitis is known, is extremely painful for affected animals. The following section explains the possible causes of gingivitis in your dog and ..

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SRMA in dogs: causes, symptoms and treatment

SRMA in dogs: causes, symptoms and treatment

The abbreviation SRMA stands for Steroid-Responsive Meningitis-Arteritis. It is a relatively common form of meningitis in dogs. What causes SRMA in dogs, how the disease manifests itself and how it is treated is explained below. SRMA in dogs: What is..

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Brown secretion in the ears of dogs

Brown secretion in the ears of dogs

If the dog's ears are healthy, their ear canals are clean. There is a sure sign of a problem if a brown secretion is in the dog's ears. In the following article, you will learn what causes a brown secretion in a dog's ear and what you can do about it. Brown secretion in the ear in dogs wit..

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Why dogs eat poop

Why dogs eat poop

Many dog owners probably know it from their own experience. Your own dog suddenly eats excrement with great enthusiasm. The technical term for this behavior is coprophagy. In this article we explain why dogs eat excrement and why it is not only disgusting but also dangerous. You'll also learn wha..

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Ovopet for sporty and active dogs

Ovopet for sporty and active dogs

Bellfor Joints & Bones is ideal for sporty dogs to support and maintain their mobility Bellfor Joints & Bones has been specially developed to regulate the metabolism of the joints and to maintain the flexibility and health of hardworking dogs. The joints of dogs who take part in agility or ..

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Intestinal cleansing in dogs: tips for a healthy intestinal flora

Intestinal cleansing in dogs: tips for a healthy intestinal flora

A functioning digestive system is of vital importance for the health of a dog. Especially the intestines play an important role in this context. Because it not only takes over the main work in the utilization of the food consumed. In addition, the dog's intestines are also an ..

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Czechoslovak Wolfhound

Czechoslovak Wolfhound

The Czechoslovak Wolfhound is a large dog breed from the former Czechoslovakia. The aim of this crossing of German Shepherd Dog and Wolf was originally to breed a robust working dog. The Czechoslovak Wolfhound has been recognized by the FCI since 1999 and is classified in group 1. Characteris..

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Coronavirus in dogs: owners need to know

Coronavirus in dogs: owners need to know

Corona viruses are widely spread in dogs. If a quadruped gets infected with it, it is the Canine Coronavirus (CCV). The risk of infection is particularly high where several dogs are kept in a small space. In the following we will explain how your dog gets inf..

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American Akita

American Akita

Despite its name, the American Akita actually has its origin in Japan. Because in the 50's the Akita was introduced into the USA and bred there further. Since the year 2.000 the American Akita is recognized by the FCI as an own breed to distinguish it from the Japanese Akita Inu and is listed in g..

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Dog breeds for the apartment

Dog breeds for the apartment

Who decides for the acquisition of a dog, should not only be sure that he can spend enough time for the four-legged friend. In addition, it is at least as important to choose the suitable dog breed. One aspect, which you should consider thereby absolutely, is your housing situation. After all, no..

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Cocker Spaniel: dog food and breed portrait

Cocker Spaniel: dog food and breed portrait

The English Cocker Spaniel is a medium sized dog breed from Great Britain. It was originally bred for bird hunting and is listed by the FCI as a search dog in group 8, section 2. The Cocker Spaniel is still used as a hunting dog. However, he has also developed into a very popular family dog...

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Chihuahua

Chihuahua

The Chihuahua is a small breed of dog from Mexico. To be more precise, the Chihuahua is the smallest breed of dog in the world and is listed by the FCI in Group 9. Despite their small body size, Chihuahuas are very courageous and do not shy away from larger dogs. Characteristics of th..

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Therapy dogs: training, advantages and possible applications

Therapy dogs: training, advantages and possible applications

Animal-assisted therapy methods, in which human therapists are supported, for example, by a dog, are becoming increasingly important in practice. In many cases, the use of a therapy dog can lead to great treatment results, which might not have been possible without the four-legged helper. What ..

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Vestibular syndrome in dogs: triggers, symptoms and treatment

Vestibular syndrome in dogs: triggers, symptoms and treatment

If you suddenly notice disturbances in your dog's sense of balance and coordination, this may be due to the so-called vestibular syndrome. What exactly is involved, what causes vestibular syndrome in dogs and how this frequently occurring neurological disease is treated is explained in the following..

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German Spitz: dog food and breed portrait

German Spitz: dog food and breed portrait

The German Spitz is an old dog breed from Germany. The breed is bred in five different varieties, which are managed by the FCI in group 5, section 4. There the German Spitz share the breed standard no. 97. History of the German Spitz The German Spitz belong to the oldest dog bree..

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