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They call them "a man's best friend", but the reverse is not always true. Sometimes, men do not behave like a dog's best friend! This is often due to a lack of knowledge of the animal's needs, a lack of control over their emotions, or bad advice passed down from generation to generation. Certain mistakes can harm the dog's physical and mental health, relationship quality, or hygiene. Discover 15 things not to do with your dog . 3 Things Not to Do When Choosing Your Dog When you decide to adopt an animal, you have to ask yourself the right questions.  You don't choose a dog based on its physical appearance, but on your own ability to meet its needs and live together in harmony. 1: Choosing a breed incompatible with your lifestyle Each breed has been selected for specific qualities. So, if you choose a Nordic dog that needs exercise when you are not sporty at heart, you risk offering them unsuitable living conditions. They will not do enough sports, and...

 The holidays are approaching, and this year, you have decided to try camping with your dog . While everyone will benefit from the experience, it will require some preparation to go smoothly. Here are our tips for having a wonderful camping holiday with your companion. 1: Find a dog-friendly place. The first step is to  make sure that your dog will be allowed in the desired campsite . Do not hesitate to contact the establishments in advance to ask them if animals are accepted. Also remember to ask about the reception conditions: dogs accepted but always kept on a leash, extra fees, etc. Note that some campsites accept dogs, but not those in categories 1 and 2 (attack dogs, guard dogs, and defense dogs). In France, you can also rely on the Toutourisme label: this certification promotes dog-friendly destinations for your vacations, therefore those that are particularly welcoming for dogs and their humans. The tourist offices of the places concerned undertake to offer dog ow...

A sensitive, complex animal, each dog has a unique temperament and behaviors that we sometimes associate with the entire canine race. Without realizing it, we let certain preconceived ideas about dogs change our vision of the animal. Join us as we explore 10 common misconceptions about dogs and discover how well you understand the behaviors and needs of your beloved four-legged companion! 1: When you have a dog, you need a garden. You have probably heard it many times: “For the well-being of the dog, you must have a garden.”. This statement, which may seem true, is however far, very far from being true and can even harm the development of the pet. The garden is particularly useful for learning cleanliness or for lazy owners. For our four-legged friends, the garden is just an additional room where he will get bored very quickly. Walking and physical activities practiced outside the garden are much more beneficial to your companion, large or small, who needs to discover new places...

  With its graceful silhouette and superb fawn coat, the Azawakh immediately imposes its dignified personality. Zoom in on this sighthound that is both smart and independent. Azawakh in brief Other name(s): Tuareg Greyhound, Sloughi Touareg, South Saharan Greyhound, Oska Life expectancy: 12 to 14 years Females weigh 15 to 20 kg, and males weigh 20 to 25 kg. Size: 60 to 70 centimeters for females, 64 to 74 centimeters for males Silhouette: slender Hair: short Dress: fawn Character: lively, attentive, distant Origin: Mali and Niger's northern borders Type: graioid Group: 10 (Greyhounds), section 3 (Short-haired Greyhounds, without working trial) History of the Azawakh breed The Azawakh takes its name from the African valley of the same name, located between Mali and Niger. It has been used for centuries by nomadic tribes south of the Sahara (Tuaregs, Peuls, and Dahoussahaqs) to catch fast game, such as gazelles, hares, or ostriches. It also embodies an essential comp...

  The wire-haired dachshund is an excellent hunter, very bold and pugnacious. Playful, loyal, and friendly, he nevertheless needs clear boundaries because he can quickly take up more space than he should. He therefore needs humans who understand the basics of dog training. Discover this mischievous and endearing breed. The Wirehaired Dachshund in brief Other name(s): Dackel, Dachshund (for Dachshund) Life expectancy: 12 to 14 years Weight: approx. 9 kg (standard), 4 kg (dwarf), 3.5 kg (kaninchen) Height: more than 35 cm (standard), less than 35 cm (dwarf) or less than 30 cm (kaninchen), measured in chest circumference Silhouette: long, muscular body on short legs Hair: hard, short, and coarse Coats: black and tan, chocolate, fawn, brindle, boar, harlequin Character: playful, pugnacious, stubborn Origin: Germany Type: hunting dog Group: 4 (dachshunds), consisting of a single section History of the Wirehaired Dachshund Breed The Dachshund breed dates back to the 15th...

To give your dog the best health, you're about to or have already purchased pet health insurance. On this occasion, dog owners ask themselves about reimbursement for medications and treatments. If we compare with health insurance for us humans, we are most of the time only reimbursed for medications prescribed by a prescription from our doctor or any other authorized health professional. Some insurances still cover certain treatments that are usually not reimbursed, particularly alternative medicine. In reality, exactly the same thing happens with dog insurance. Most of the offers available on the market will reimburse treatments with a prescription and refuse to cover treatments without one. However, some high-end deals allow for partial or total reimbursement of dog medications, even without a prescription. How do dog insurance reimbursements work? When you get a dog insurance policy from an insurer, you usually choose a plan from those offered. Depending on the insurance co...

  As a dog owner, nothing is more important than your four-legged companion's good health and longevity. You love him and want the best for him; it's natural and legitimate. So, you logically want to take out health insurance to cover your dog in case of a problem. But there are many offers on the market, and discerning them is not always easy. Here is our file to effectively compare the offers of mutual insurance for dogs available. Follow the guide; we have plenty of good advice to give you! The different methods to obtain dog insurance quotes Getting multiple quotes is child's play; I delegate, and I'll come back in five minutes. In reality, you'll see that the operation is not as simple as it seems. And to compare, it's better to have material. So, how do you get these famous quotes for your dog? A broker can help you compare dog insurance quotes. This is often one of the first reflexes of private policyholders when they are looking for a competitive ...

Many pet insurance companies impose an age limit, after which it is no longer possible to insure your dog. This limit varies depending on the breed of dog. For the pet owner, it is necessary to take action early enough if he wants his little companion to be well covered. This allows him to be reimbursed in part or in full for the expenses incurred for veterinary procedures. Insuring your old dog: an age limit depending on its breed The life expectancy of a dog is partly linked to the breed of the animal, and animal insurers are fully aware of this. Many of them impose an age limit from which they refuse to grant new membership. While it is generally specified that this age limit is between 6 and 8 years for a dog, it is a little different in reality. This age is assessed according to the category to which the dog that one wishes to insure belongs. The distinction between dog breeds is important to insurers because some are more at risk than others. It is accepted that the larger th...

The Karelian Bear Dog is a medium-sized canine. It belongs to the Spitz hunting dog family. It is a very pleasant dog that finds its place in families. It is robust and very balanced. The Karelian bearbear dogdogdog has a strong character. It must be educated from a young age. It is a dog that deserves to be recognized. That's why we're going to tell you everything about it! The origins of the Karelian Bear Dog The Karelian Bear Dog is said to be a descendant of the Komi, also called the Zyrian dog. Its other name is the Karjalankarhukoira. The Karelian Bear Dog belongs to: to group no. 5, namely Spitz and primitive type dogs, in Section No. 2, which groups together Nordic dogs. The Karelian Bear Dog originates from the regions of Karelia-Ladoga, Olonez, and Russian Karelia. They are all on the border between Finland and Russia. Although the breed was officially recognized in 1946, the first breeding operations were established in the 1930s. In Finland, the Karelian bear...

 Dogs are considered by many people to be “man’s best friend." In our time, they are like a full-fledged family member in many homes. But could it be that this faithful companion, well-trained and present at our side during play or walks, represents any danger? While some people do not hesitate to let their pet lick them, dog saliva raises questions and suspicions for others. In this article, we explain whether or not canine saliva poses risks to human health. Licks that have value A lick from your pet, especially on the face, is a sign of how much he enjoys being with you. However, dogs use their tongues for other purposes... A dog licks itself to groom itself or clean a wound, and this can disgust some people who refuse to be licked for this reason. But licking also has a psychological dimension. Dogs can also lick themselves to show a need for appeasement, especially after an attack. They relieve their stress by licking themselves. However, you should check that this behavio...