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Bremen Becomes First German State to Introduce Mandatory Dog License Bremen is the first German state to introduce a mandatory dog license. PETBOOK explains what this means for dog owners.

A nervous dog is often constantly on edge. PETBOOK presents seven unusual tips that might help.

Dogs may immediately take to some people, while they are reserved around others. A dog trainer explains how dogs decide whom they like.

People who are afraid of dogs seem to have a magical attraction to them—and there's a reason for that.

Who will advance to the round of 16? The PETBOOK editorial team’s animals have predicted the outcome of Germany vs. Paraguay.

Intentionally Confusing Your Dog? Dog Trainer Katharina Marioth Explains Why That Can Be Problematic

A rumble in the stomach and suddenly it smells like dog farts—but why do they always stink so much? PETBOOK explains it.

The theory circulating online suggests that cat haters are narcissists. A psychologist provides insight into this claim for PETBOOK.

Raven survived on the street with severe facial injuries. Owner Shelly shares the moving story of the little cat.

When a cat licks itself after being petted, it's not because it wants to cover up our scent.

Cats often like to nibble on green stems and twigs. Fortunately, there are also houseplants that are non-toxic to cats.

Germany's World Cup streak is faltering in the PETBOOK oracle. Only one pet believes in the German team's victory.

Many cats dislike having their paws touched. PETBOOK explains why this is the case and offers tips on how to acclimate them to it.

The Rat King–a rare natural phenomenon that has fascinated people for centuries. PETBOOK explains how it occurs.

Rabbits in the garden sound particularly natural. However, those who want to keep their animals outside must take several precautions.

Many animals enjoy eating carrots—but can hamsters, rabbits, and the like eat them if they have black spots?

If a rabbit stops eating and appears unusually tense, it may indicate a stomach overload. PETBOOK explains how this can happen.

How do owners know if their rabbit is too fat or too thin? PETBOOK explains the Body Condition Score and advises what owners should look out for.

If you're considering buying a hamster, it's important to think it through carefully. PETBOOK shares what prospective owners should pay attention to.

How much should a horse drink daily? PETBOOK explains how to recognize dehydration and properly cool your horse on hot days.

Not all plants found in horse pastures are suitable for the large animals. Some are even toxic and can be deadly.

Foam at a , is often seen as a sign of relaxation. But is that really true? What lies behind this and when caution is advised?

FITBOOK reveals why the Kinsky horse is considered a treasure among breeds and gives an overview of its origin, character, uses, and care.

Sand in the intestines, diarrhea, or digestive issues? Psyllium husk can help horses if owners pay attention to their feeding.

Judith Rakers offers insights into her farm life in an interview. Discover how horses reflect our behavior and why nature is important for children.

City pigeons often struggle with mutilated feet. The Taubenhaus Südkreuz e.V. explains the causes and what can be done to help.

Collecting bird feathers can be costly and even result in fines. Read on to find out why the law is so strict in this regard.

Did you know? Pigeons are not omnivores and in the wild, they actually eat only very specific foods.

Do birds flee sooner from women? A study shows how human gender affects animals' flight distance.

Do you know how long parakeets live? PETBOOK explains what factors influence their lifespan.

In the bearded dragon terrarium, hygiene and calm routines are key during cleaning, though some people often make mistakes.

Colorful and fascinating—the poison dart frog is pet of the year 2026. Here's what to consider for care, equipment, and protection.

The red-bellied short-necked turtle is an exotic reptile commonly found in home terrariums and can also be kept in groups.

Algae in aquariums can become troublesome if they multiply excessively. Which types are problematic and which are not.

Properly feeding reptiles means understanding their needs and ensuring their health and well-being through a tailored diet.

How long do turtles live? PETBOOK provides a comparison of lifespans from small aquatic turtles to giant land tortoises.

A new study compares the running speeds of 258 spider species. An Australian giant crab spider reached nearly 8 mph.

The Gaboon viper has the longest fangs of any snake and is otherwise an animal of extremes. PETBOOK reveals what these are.

The tarsier has eyes larger than its brain and is the only purely carnivorous primate. PETBOOK presents five facts.

The world's oceans are home to many shark species. But how likely is it to encounter a shark in the Mediterranean Sea?

Capybaras: The trendy animal of recent years. PETBOOK presents 13 fascinating facts about the world's largest rodents.

A derogatory comment made the cat Labubu go viral. The organization Kitten Safe House responded with humor and struck a chord.

Adopting a dog from abroad? What you should know about behavior, diseases, and reputable animal welfare organizations

Bumblebees are bred in large numbers for tomato cultivation. But what happens to the colonies afterward? PETBOOK investigated.

Hedgehog Uschi was found with an astonishing 70 ticks. PETBOOK inquired about her current condition and the treatment she received.

The slogan "Adopt, don't shop" is almost a fundamental principle in the dog world. However, behind this appealing promise lie contradictions.

A Deutsche Bahn poster warns: Feeding pigeons could cause them to lose their instincts. Animal rights activists disagree.