Dogs

Why do dogs help, and why don't cats? A new study reveals how differently our pets really think.

Dogs often notice early when their owner is pregnant. A dog trainer explains why this happens and what typical behavioral changes to expect.

Recognizing good dog food can be crucial for your dog's health. Nutritionist Philine Ebert explains how to do it.

A few years ago, walking through the city, you would often come across white dog feces. Here's why that's no longer the case.

The Patterdale Terrier is a compact, courageous dog bred for hunting foxes and badgers. Learn more about this rare breed.

"Can you train my dog to stop that?" Five jobs dog trainer Katharina Marioth turns down and why.

Some people seem to get barked at by dogs more often than others. Dog trainer Katharina Marioth explains why this happens.

The Miniature Bull Terrier impresses with its unique personality and distinctive head shape. Owning one requires careful consideration.

PETBOOK author Manuela Lieflaender took her male dog, Elvis, to the groomer for the first time and had quite an unusual experience.

Dogs communicate through subtle movements and small gestures. PETBOOK explains what calming signals look like and what they mean.

Social media trend: people pretend to faint. How dogs perceive it and why it can cause stress, explained by an expert.

The Dutch Shepherd impresses with its versatility, character, and three coat types—ideal for experienced enthusiasts.

"I don't want him to suffer." But this very sentence can become a problem. Veterinarian "Dogtor Debbie" explains the dilemma behind it.

A mast cell tumor in dogs often goes unnoticed for a long time. Skin nodules in dogs may seem harmless but can trigger serious symptoms.

Can exercise prevent dementia in dogs? New data shows links between activity, CCD, and mental fitness in aging dogs

The Harzer Fuchs is known for being intelligent and hardworking. But does it fit into your daily life? An overview of the breed.

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

If your dog eats wood, it can pose risks. Learn what might be behind this behavior and when you should take action.

A popular signal for dogs is, according to Katharina Marioth, the most unnecessary command of all. She explains why on PETBOOK.

Your dog chases—and nothing helps? Dog trainer Katharina Marioth explains five common misconceptions that can worsen the behavior.