Your dog is part of your family and your everyday life. Find out what's really important for a life with your four legged friend.
Health
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Behaviour
Health
The right dental care
Dental health has a real impact on your overall health. And it’s no different for your pet. For example, just as with humans, bacteria that enters a dog’s bloodstream through the root of the tooth can cause inflammation in other parts of the body. Good oral hygiene, which includes proper dental care, is a must in your pup’s healthy routine. After all, prevention is the best medicine. But how can you help your four-legged friend maintain a healthy mouth?
There are certain rules that your dog needs to master in his everyday living with humans. Ideally, you should start training him as early as possible. Be patient but consistent. Do not ask too much of your dog during a workout. It is much better to practice several times a day than in a single, lengthy session.
Dog sport is fun for you and your four legged friend
You're looking for a suitable sport for you and your dog, but which type is best for you both? Of course, there's always the option of taking part in agility training, dog races or guide dog exams at your local dog school or dog sports club. But you can also combine your own sport with your four-legged friend's desire to be active. One thing's for sure: your dog needs exercise, but how much and how strenuous should it be?
The use of reprimand and praise in particular is an essential part of your dog’s education. For this reason, you must be acutely aware of how and when you use these, and you must also give your dog the opportunity to recognize why you are praising or reprimanding him; this means that you should praise or reprimand your dog only directly as he is performing an action or immediately thereafter.
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