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Martin Rütter has been calling for a ban on dog protection sport for private individuals for twenty years. PETBOOK presents expert opinion.

Beetles that sparkle like gold coins? Anyone seeing a picture of the insects for the first time may suspect that they are not real.

The Pungsan, North Korea's national dog, impresses with its hunting skills and loyalty. Find out more about this rare breed.

It sounds like a melodious "murmur" - the so-called cooing or trilling of cats has a special meaning that very few people know.

A new study shows that even young lemurs first have to learn to control their voice when they sing - just like human children.

Food manufacturer uses AI and influencers to search for descendants of Egyptian pharaoh cats in the USA. Science or gag?

Does your dog bring toys as soon as you sit comfortably on the couch? Dog trainer Torsten Bencke reveals what's behind this behavior.

Researchers document fascinating partnership between frogs and tarantulas living together in communities. PETBOOK presents the findings.

The nuthatch (Sitta europaea) is a skilled climber and valued forest dweller. What you should know about this wild bird.

The stickleback is a popular cold-water fish and garden pond inhabitant in Germany. What you need to keep and care for it.

Tulips are popular early bloomers that also attract cats as a bouquet in the home. But caution is advised!

What is behind doggy fitness, fitness loops for dogs and concepts such as Minddog®? PETBOOK provides an overview.

Many cats love having their bottoms patted. Biological and social factors explain this unusual preference.

Blue-ringed octopuses possess a potent venom that they use not only for hunting but also to envenomate their mate.

The horse does not lose its winter coat? This could be due to Equine Cushing's Syndrome or PPID. How to treat it.

Andrea Stelzig and Marc Ebersbach on the differences between male and female dogs. Are female dogs really easier to train?

Although early bloomers look beautiful and are a must in any garden, some of them are poisonous to dogs and cats.

Research has shown that dogs sometimes react to what is on the television. Some dogs even seem to enjoy watching TV.

Different colored ribbons are used on horses. Riders use them to communicate certain things about their animals.

Clownfish and anemones are an example of a symbiotic relationship in the animal kingdom. This probably also includes active feeding.