FreeBreed quiz
A few honest questions about your daily life, and you will see which three breeds suit you.
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Tests, Rechner und Ausmalbilder rund um dein Tier
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FreeName finder
Dog names with meanings: search, filter or let yourself be surprised.
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FreeAge calculator
How old is your dog in human years, and which life stage is it in right now?
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Feeding calculator
How much food does your dog need each day? Work out the right amount step by step.
Knowledge & guides
Vegetables
Can dogs eat onions?
No, onions are toxic to dogs, whether raw, cooked, dried or powdered. They damage red blood cells, and signs often appear only days later.
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Can dogs eat courgette?
Yes, courgette is non-toxic to dogs, raw or cooked. It is low in calories and well tolerated when served plain rather than in a...
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Can dogs eat tomatoes?
Ripe, red tomatoes are not toxic to dogs. Green tomatoes, leaves and stems, however, contain solanine and should not be eaten.
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Can dogs eat sweet potatoes?
Yes, cooked sweet potato without the skin makes a good snack for dogs. Raw sweet potato disagrees with them, and it is not suitable...
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Can dogs eat spinach?
Yes, but only a little and occasionally. Spinach is non-toxic to dogs but contains plenty of oxalic acid. Dogs with bladder stones should not...
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Can dogs eat asparagus?
Asparagus spears are not toxic to dogs and are easier to chew when cooked. Garden foliage and berries are off limits, and butter or...
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Can dogs eat celery?
Yes, celery is a safe, low-calorie snack. Wash it and cut it into small pieces, as the fibres could otherwise get stuck in the...
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Can dogs eat lettuce?
Yes, plain leaves such as iceberg, romaine or rocket are safe for dogs. However, dressed salad from your plate is not suitable.
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Can dogs eat beetroot?
Yes, beetroot is not toxic to dogs. It makes a good snack in small amounts, but dogs with oxalate stones should avoid it.
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Can dogs eat Brussels sprouts?
Yes, Brussels sprouts are not toxic to dogs. Cooked, chopped and served in small amounts, they are fine, but too many cause considerable wind.
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Can dogs eat rhubarb?
Best avoided: rhubarb leaves contain soluble oxalates and can damage the kidneys. Sources disagree about the stalks.
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Can dogs eat mushrooms?
Wild mushrooms are dangerous for dogs and always constitute an emergency. Shop-bought edible mushrooms are usually safe plain, but not prepared with onions or...
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Welpenerziehung & Junghundtraining
The standard guide to your dog's first year: 575 pages, with an 8-week training plan
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The workbook for your dog's first year: 12 weeks of training, trackers and reviews to fill in
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Welcher Hund passt wirklich zu dir?
50 dog breeds honestly explained: the guide to finding the right breed before you buy one
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