Socialising a puppy
Socialising a puppy does not mean your pup has to experience as much as possible in a short time. The...
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You've come to the right place for tips, insights, and practical advice on chewing, dental care, training, and healthy snacks. This way, you'll know exactly what's good for your dog and make conscious choices that will make you both happy.
Socialising a puppy does not mean your pup has to experience as much as possible in a short time. The...
View detailsPaw pads put up with a lot every day. Walking on paving slabs, gravel, hot surfaces, wet grass and dirt...
View detailsNot every dog needs ear cleaning very often. Check carefully first: a healthy ear is light pink, does not smell...
View detailsYou should cut your dog's nails as soon as they touch the ground, tap on hard floors or start to...
View detailsA dog's digestion works differently from a human's. The digestive tract is relatively short, food often passes through the body...
View detailsGood dog coat care does not start with shampoo or scissors, but with your dog's coat type. A short, smooth...
View detailsYes, you can often take your dog on holiday without any problem, but only if the trip really suits their...
View detailsThe biggest dangers on the Christmas table are chocolate, grapes, raisins and currants, products containing xylitol, onion and garlic, fatty...
View detailsNo, dogs should not eat acorns. Acorns are not a safe snack and should not be on the menu, even...
View detailsNo, pepernoten are not a suitable snack for dogs. And because most people who say "pepernoten" actually mean kruidnoten: those...
View detailsWalking your dog in the dark can be safe if visibility, control and preparation are all in order. The biggest...
View detailsYes, you can sometimes take your dog to a restaurant, but only if the venue allows it. The terrace, indoor...
View detailsAn adult dog usually sleeps for a good part of the day, a puppy often clearly more, and senior dogs...
View detailsUsually, your dog licks you because they are seeking contact. It can be a greeting, a bid for attention, a...
View detailsMany dogs seem calm because they are lying down, but their minds are still fully switched on. Real rest only...
View detailsDoes your dog sniff nearly every blade of grass, post or tree on every walk? If so, that is usually...
View detailsDog puberty often starts at around 5 to 6 months, but the exact timing varies a lot by breed, size...
View detailsDoes your dog bark the moment the doorbell rings? If so, that is usually not stubbornness, but a lightning-fast learned...
View detailsEating poo in dogs is called coprophagia, and it is more common than many owners think. In puppies it is...
View detailsWant to stop your dog from begging? Then the core is simple: never give anything from the table again, teach...
View detailsFilling a lick mat does not have to be complicated at all. The best filling is spreadable, safe for dogs,...
View detailsLearn how to spot dog stress signals, understand calming signals, and know what to do right away when your dog...
View detailsDoes your dog eat everything off the ground on walks? Learn why it happens, what to do right away, and...
View detailsDoes your dog gulp down their food as if it has to be gone within three seconds? Then it is...
View detailsNatural snacks without added grains, gluten, and sugars.
Supports teeth, skin, and coat.
Ensures visibly enjoyable snacking.
From reward to chewing pleasure.