dog behavior

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

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

Heartworms are transmitted by mosquitoes. They are life-threatening for dogs and also pose a health risk to humans.

Adult dogs adopting the so-called "puppy sit" can indicate health problems. Animal physiotherapist Sophie Sydow explains the causes.

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

What do you need to consider when getting a second dog? And why do experts warn against making the big "littermate mistake"?

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

Pregnant women who have a dog often wonder how to prepare their four-legged friend for the new arrival. A dog trainer knows what to do.

Marc Ebersbach explains why dogs show zoomies and how owners should take care to avoid injuries.

A study shows that dogs not only see colors, but also have a real preference for yellow. They even prefer the color to food.

Dogs blink at each other when they want to defuse a situation. However, one study has another explanation for this.

Most dogs have a habit of turning in circles before defecating. PETBOOK explains why in this article.

Dogs often follow human gestures, but how can we best attract dogs' attention? A recent study has demonstrated the most effective ways

A British study examines the challenges and bonds of owners who adopted puppies during the pandemic.

Dogs have used their sense of smell for centuries. But how far can a "normal" dog smell its owner? PETBOOK asked an expert.

Envy often plays a major role for us humans, but can dogs be envious too? PETBOOK has investigated whether dogs can feel envy.

For many, a four-legged friend is part of family happiness. But small children and a dog? That's irresponsible, says an expert.

Disposed Christmas trees have a magical attraction for dogs. There are various reasons for this. PETBOOK explains what's behind it.

A study has shown that people are not particularly good at correctly interpreting their dogs' feelings and often misread their cues.

Scientists have conducted a study to identify particularly intelligent dogs and how they learn. Read more about this on PETBOOK.

Dogs from the same household often die in quick succession. PETBOOK spoke to dog experts about this tragic issue.