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DOG FIT by PreThis® Magazine

Your online magazine on dog health, grooming, training and nutrition

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Health & Illnesses
Old dog loses weight despite eating: Causes & tips for senior dogs

It is a scenario that many owners of gray muzzles observe with concern: The bowl is licked clean, the appetite is unbroken – and yet the dog seems to be getting thinner and thinner. If an old dog loses weight despite normal eating behavior, this is a warning signal that should not be ignored. Aging […]
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Health & Illnesses
Hair Loss in Dogs » Causes, Prevention and Solutions

Hair loss in dogs is a topic that worries many dog owners. A certain amount of hair loss is normal, particularly during the seasonal moult...
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Good to Know
Are dogs still dogs? Domestication and its effects

The relationship between humans and dogs is one of the oldest and most profound bonds in the history of animal-human interaction. For thousands of years, dogs have accompanied us as guardians, helpers and friends...
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Health & Illnesses
The most common illnesses in pugs and French bulldogs

Pugs and French bulldogs are charming and popular dog breeds that win many hearts with their distinctive appearance and friendly nature. Unfortunately, however, they are also overbred and brachycephalic breeds, which makes them more susceptible to certain health problems. Breeding problems are not the subject of this article. In this article, we will examine the […]
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Training & Behaviour
The dragline for dogs – good for training

The towing line has the great advantage that it is possible for people to influence the dog, even if it is far away. It can also prevent the dog from rewarding itself with wrong behavior. For example, if the dog likes to hunt, it will reward itself with a hormone cocktail. Especially when he goes […]
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Health & Illnesses
My Old Dog Has a Cold » Guide

Dogs, and older four-legged friends in particular, are just like us humans prone to colds and a runny nose. However, a cold in a dog can point to various causes that should be taken seriously, especially in older dogs...
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Health & Illnesses
Dogs can also get diabetes

In healthy people, the body produces insulin, which helps process sugar. However, diabetes patients produce little or no insulin. This is due to a certain organ, the pancreas, no longer functioning properly. But all other mammals also have a pancreas and that’s why our pets, dogs, cats or guinea pigs can get diabetes.
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Health & Illnesses
Gum inflammation in cats – causes and treatment

Gum inflammation (gingivitis) in cats can be triggered by various causes and is often accompanied by severe pain in the mouth...
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Everyday, Travel & Fun
How dogs get through winter well

You often find yourself wondering where all the dogs have gone in winter. It seems some owners no longer feel like going for walks in the cold and wet, even though the dog could. If he is well cared for, he even greatly enjoys his time outdoors.
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Training & Behaviour
Praise – for dogs too

The right praise sometimes works wonders. Praise means a great deal not only to us humans; dogs too feel good when they receive recognition and appreciation for something. Praise can be used in a targeted way in training.
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Everyday, Travel & Fun
Driving with a dog

Whether on short trips or the big journey to the holidays or to visits: the dog as a passenger should feel comfortable in the car. For that it should be given a safe spot. You can read here what you need to pay attention to.
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Joints & Bones
Preventing & Treating Arthrosis in Dogs

When our four-legged friend is plagued by arthrosis, there are good therapies and food supplements that can relieve the joint condition. It is therefore advisable to take precautions from a young age.
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Training & Behaviour
Dog Behaviour – Sad or Perhaps Ill?

Dogs can display behaviour that is almost reminiscent of humans. But they can also seem dejected and withdraw. That is then no longer amusing, but extremely worrying.
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Good to Know
Allergies to dog hair

What many people do not realise: for millions of people, contact with dogs is not possible. They develop a skin rash, shortness of breath or asthma. You can find out more about the background to animal allergies here.
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Good to Know
The Super-Sniffers

Dogs have an exceptionally good sense of smell. They can perceive even the tiniest scent molecules and follow a trail of odours over long distances. Read here what makes our super-sniffers so special.
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Everyday, Travel & Fun
Holiday – And What About the Dog?

Here you will find some tips and advice to help you decide whether to take your dog with you on holiday. And in case it has to stay at home for once, there are good options for looking after it.
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Nutrition
Carbohydrates – how good are they for the dog?

Ready-made feeds in particular contain a large proportion of carbohydrates. How good are they for the dog at all? We look at the question from a holistic point of view.
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Good to Know
The Relationship Between Dog and Human

All dog owners love their companions, and it is usually a close relationship. It can be compared to that of parents and child. After all, our dogs live in dependence on us.
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Good to Know
Do all dogs have a hunting instinct?

A widespread misconception is that not all dog breeds have a hunting instinct. That is not quite true. In fact, this instinct is present in almost every dog, just to a differing degree.
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Good to Know
International communication in "dogese"

Dogs have a subtle and multifaceted body language. They need no translator, because it is understood the world over. Read more about the body language of dogs here.
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