Hunde-Ratgeber · 71 Artikel
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Praxis-Antworten auf die häufigsten Fragen von Hundemenschen — kurz, ehrlich, ohne Blabla. Aus sechs Jahren Hundeplatz-Erfahrung.
Impulskontrolle bei Hunden: 3 Übungen für den Alltag
Don't charge in, don't chase, don't beg: Impulse control is a muscle – three exercises for every day.
LesenTierschutzhund eingewöhnen: Die 3-3-3-Regel
3 Tage, 3 Wochen, 3 Monate: Die Faustregel für die Eingewöhnung eines adoptierten Hundes – und was du in Woche 1 unterlassen solltest.
LesenHund richtig loben: Das Timing ist entscheidend
1–2 Sekunden – mehr Zeit hast du nicht. Warum Timing beim Loben alles entscheidet und wie ein Markerwort hilft.
LesenPuppy Teething: Surviving the Weeks of Sharp Teeth
Between week 12 and 28, the entire set of teeth changes – and everything becomes a chewing object. Here's how to get through it.
LesenDog is scared of strangers: Here’s how you can help
Versteckt sich Ihr Hund, bellt oder zittert, wenn Besuch da ist? Angst vor Menschen braucht Geduld statt Konfrontation.
LesenHund klaut Essen vom Tisch: So hört es auf
Does your roast vanish the moment you turn your back? Table surfing is learned behaviour – and it can be unlearned.
LesenDog panting a lot: What's normal – and what's not
Hecheln ist die Klimaanlage des Hundes. Aber es kann auch Schmerz oder Stress bedeuten – so liest du den Unterschied.
LesenDog Eating Grass: Harmless or a Warning Sign?
Most dogs eat grass – usually completely harmless. When you should take a closer look.
LesenDog growls: Why you should never punish it
Growling isn't aggression – it's a warning. If you train it away, you make the dog unpredictable.
LesenDog in Bad Weather: The Autumn-Winter Plan
Short walks outside, real activity indoors: this is how you can get through rain, storms and the November blues in a relaxed way.
LesenOffice dog: How to prepare your dog for the office
Hund mit ins Büro? Die 3 Dinge, die er vorher können muss – und das Setup, mit dem der erste Bürotag gelingt.
LesenDog Eats Everything from the Ground: The "Leave It" Training
From Sandwich to Poison Bait: The "Leave it" Training in 4 Stages – One of the Most Important Safety Skills Ever.
LesenKeeping Old Dogs Fit: The Senior Program
Alt heisst nicht ausgemustert: Wie du deinen Senior körperlich schonend und geistig fit hältst – mit der Nase als Jungbrunnen.
LesenSecond Dog: What You Really Need to Consider
Double happiness or double trouble? The honest pre-questions, the right combination, and the merger plan.
LesenHund jagt Jogger und Velos: So bekommst du es in den Griff
Chasing is self-rewarding – which is why "no" is not enough. The training structure from early detection to substitute hunting.
LesenWinter paw care: Protection from road salt and ice
Road salt burns, ice clumps hurt: the winter paw routine in 2 minutes – before and after every walk.
LesenTicks in Dogs: Protection, Checking, Correct Removal
Ticks transmit Lyme disease & Co. – here's how to protect your dog, search properly, and remove ticks without risk.
LesenDog in the car: Safe and relaxed on the road
Secured is a must, relaxed is trainable: car familiarization in 5 steps – plus what helps with motion sickness.
LesenJunior dog adolescence: He suddenly stops listening
At 6–12 months, the young dog seems to forget everything. Don't panic: it's puberty – and with these 5 rules, you'll get through it well.
LesenDog Jumps on People: How to Stop It
Jumping has simply worked so far – it got attention. Here's how you turn the tables: Jumping becomes invisible, sitting becomes gold.
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