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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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Training & Behaviour
Put the dog on the lead or not?

The lead is also there to create a caring bond between human and dog. But is it really necessary? We clear that up in our article.
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Nutrition
Grass eating – is the dog allowed to do that?

The dog is eating grass? One might suspect that the dog has a vitamin or mineral deficiency. But is that really true? In most cases this behaviour is completely harmless.
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Health & Illnesses
The Birch – Good for Your Dog

The birch originally came to us from the north and has been used since Celtic times as a remedy for relief. How it can caringly help your dog, you can read here.
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Parasites & Infections
Worth knowing about tick season

The question keeps coming up as to whether dogs can and should be vaccinated against TBE. Such cases of illness are rather rare in dogs. Read more about natural tick protection here.
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Health & Illnesses
Treating Dogs with Herbs

In Mother Nature's herb chest there are many treasures that are suitable for dogs too. Sadly, natural remedies are used far too rarely with our four-legged friends. Learn more about herbs for dogs.
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Good to Know
Worth knowing about the history of the dog

No relationship of humans with an animal is as old as that with the dog. Researchers have observed the interplay of dog and human many times. The history behind it is extremely interesting.
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Training & Behaviour
When Two Dogs Don't Get Along

What can you do if a dog doesn't get along with others? Often it's a home-made problem, and consistent ignoring gets you a long way. You can read training tips for a relaxed coexistence here.
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Everyday, Travel & Fun
Out into the forest with your dog

When it is not too cold and there is little or no snow, the forest is a wonderful playground for the dog. But first you should find out what is allowed and what is forbidden.
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Good to Know
Human and dog – a dream team

Over the course of evolution, our four-legged friends have become considerably more oriented towards humans. They are very good at interpreting our body signals. Why not many more people make use of this in dog training is what we clarify here.
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Nutrition
Where are the socks? – The things dogs eat

Some dogs are poor eaters that have to be coaxed into every bite. And then there are the dogs that eat everything that comes under their nose with a 100 per cent hit rate. You can read here what you should carefully watch out for.
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Good to Know
A dog wants to comfort

Dogs recognise human sorrow and want to help. Hildegard of Bingen already said: "Give people a dog and their soul will become healthy!" No one comforts better than your own furry friend when you are feeling down.
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Good to Know
Dogs Make You Happy

Dogs make you happy! But who would have thought that even a single encounter with a dog has a clear effect on our psyche? A research group at the University of British Columbia came to this conclusion.
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