Dog trainer explains Why most dog trainers on TV are male
More male than female dog trainers dominate the picture on TV. Dog trainer Katharina Marioth explains why and why this needs to change.
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Dog trainer gives tips How to get the dog used to a new name
There are all sorts of reasons for wanting to get your dog used to new names. Dog trainer Eva Birkenholz explains how it works.
Continental Dwarf Spaniel Papillon - how to keep one of the smallest dog breeds properly
The Papillon is suitable as a beginner's dog due to its friendly nature. The butterfly ears are characteristic of the breed.
Suitable for many breeds Canicross - how to practice this trendy sport with dogs properly
Canicross is a popular trend sport with dogs. PETBOOK has put together a list of how it works and who this sport is really suitable for.
Expert gives tips How hearing protection for dogs can help fearful dogs on New Year's Eve
Loud fireworks trigger great fear in many dogs making New Year's Eve extremely stressful. Hearing protection for dogs can help.
Field report Living with a 20-year-old dog: "I even take him into the bathroom"
Many people wish their dog would live to be 20 or older. But life with an old dog can also be very stressful.
Fans touched "Sex and the City" star Kristin Davis adopts new dog from foster home
"Sex and the City" star Kristin Davis has adopted a dog from an animal shelter and shared pictures of their first meeting on Instagram.
PETBOOK interview Dog researcher: "We have the wrong idea about dogs!"
In an interview with PETBOOK, well-known dog researcher Dr. Juliane Kaminski reveals what really makes our four-legged friends tick.
Frequently Asked Are Shiba Inus really stubborn and untrainable? This is what a dog trainer says
Shiba Inus are often considered stubborn, independent and difficult to train. But is that really the case? PETBOOK asked a dog trainer.
Socialization Study shows the best way to get cats and dogs used to each other
A new study from England investigated what really matters when it comes to getting dogs and cats used to each other.
PETBOOK author Dog vacation in Limburg in the Netherlands: "Lonely, but our dogs were happy
PETBOOK author Manuela Lieflaender visited one of the loneliest places in the Netherlands with her dogs. Read her travel tips.
Celebrity pet Lewis Hamilton feeds his dog a vegan diet: "I take care of his health"
Formula 1 racing driver Lewis Hamilton is a convinced vegan and now also feeds his dog Roscoe a completely vegan diet.
Study shows Dogs understand slow speech better than fast speech
Many dogs understand some human words - according to a new study dogs understand slow speech all the better.
Alternatives to the bag Poop bag alternatives: Five things dog owners can use instead
Even the best dog owner can run out of bags and suddenly find themselves without one. Here are 5 poop bag alternatives.
Dog etiquette 7 rules for dog owners to show courtesy
Whether in the city, on a walk in the park, or when traveling, you should adhere to these rules for dog owners.
Causes and treatment Does your dog's bottom slide across the floor? This is what's behind it
If a dog - or cat - slides across the floor with its bottom, this usually has health reasons that need to be treated.
Pawlooza PETBOOK at the first dog festival in Germany! What it was like
PAWLOOZA, the first festival for dogs in Germany, took place in September 2024. Was it worth a visit? PETBOOK was there.
Study by Humboldt University Dogs can positively influence our perception of pain
A German study shows that dogs can positively influence people's perception of pain, even more than help and support from friends and family.
Study proves Paw preference of dogs depends on the owner
Dogs also have a dominant paw. A study has now shown that paw preference in dogs depends on that of their owners.
PETBOOK interview How therapy dogs help coma patients back to life
The presence of a therapy dog can sometimes work wonders. One very special area of application is working with coma patients.
Study shows Dogs can remember the names of toys for up to two years
Dogs can still remember the names of their toys even if they haven't seen them for two years, a study shows.