Dog Frisbee: Fun and games for dog and owner

Anyone looking for a change of pace from fetching should try throwing a Frisbee for their dog. In this dog sport, the dog catches…

Agility with your dog: requirements, equipment, and tips

Are simple walks getting too boring for you and your dog? Then agility with your dog might be just what you need! It is a modern …

Dog doesn’t listen: What to do?

When a dog doesn’t listen, it is not only exhausting but sometimes dangerous. Stopping a dog driven by instinct that ignores its …

Building a bond with the dog

It is said that the dog is man’s best friend. Both can build a strong bond with each other. But for the dog, it’s not just about …

If the new dog cannot do anything right

A beloved and trusted dog dies – and its successor, no matter how hard it tries, simply cannot do anything right? This happens fr…

Dogs learn words by overhearing conversations.

Dogs never cease to amaze us with remarkable abilities. Researchers have now discovered: Clever dogs learn words without any trai…

Hunting behavior in dogs

As a predator and social animal, the dog, within a healthy pack, primarily follows its need for food, more precisely, its hunting…

Dogs with small brains are smarter.

A small brain – and yet a clever mind: Recent research shows why dogs with comparatively tiny brains are often the cleverest stra…

Building a bond with the dog

It is said that the dog is man's best friend. Both can build a strong bond with each other. But for the dog, it's not jus…

Playing ball with your dog – when the toy becomes a danger

The Pursuit of Happiness It's the quintessential cliché at the dog park: one throw, one sprint, and the dog returns triumphan…

Aggressive dog: Training tips

Some dogs growl, bark, snarl, and even bite. An aggressive dog can severely test the relationship between dog and human. But why …

Intelligence games for dogs

Our dogs need mental and physical stimulation as well as exercise – and you can easily incorporate a few simple yet ingenious gam…

"Come on, understand me!" Many people misjudge their dogs

Most people believe they can accurately assess their pets' emotional state. However, a scientific study now shows the opposit…