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Companion and companion dogs such as the Maltese, Pug or Poodle, for example, are usually friendly, peaceful and people-oriented. Herding dogs, working dogs and working dogs such as the German Shepherd, the Bernese Mountain Dog or Australian Shepherd also enjoy working with people and are obedient and loyal if well trained. St. Bernards, Leonbergers and Newfoundlands are also stoically calm. Some hunting dog breeds, such as the friendly Beagle, the Labrador or Golden Retriever with their pronounced "will to please", are also good therapy dogs with proper socialization. Whether you choose a large, medium or small dog for animal-assisted therapy depends on its area of use. Larger dogs are more suitable for working with children and adolescents, while smaller four-legged friends are more suitable for the elderly, as they can sit on your lap or snuggle up in bed.
Dog Buying

Therapy dogs: Which four-legged friends are suitable? Unlike assistance dogs, therapy dogs are not specially trained for a single patient. Rather, together with their owner, …

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Buying Chihuahua: Tips before buying
Dog Buying

Buying Chihuahua: Tips before buying

Buying Chihuahua: Tips before buying You should buy a Chihuahua not only because it is small and cute. Despite its “handbag size”, the Chihuahua is …

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Irish wolfhounds from shelter
Dog Buying

Irish wolfhounds from shelter

Irish wolfhounds from shelter Taking Irish wolfhounds from the shelter is a good alternative to the breeder. This is because many of the large herding …

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Olde English Bulldog: portrait of the dog breed
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Olde English Bulldog: portrait of the dog breed

Olde English Bulldog: portrait of the dog breed The Olde English Bulldog (OEB) is a back-breeding of the English Bulldog, as this dog breed in …

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The dog seems lazy: what to do about listlessness?
Dog Training

The dog seems lazy: what to do about listlessness?

The dog seems lazy: what to do about listlessness? Have you ever thought that your dog is lazy? While other four-legged friends are doing top …

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Dog in the office: what rules do you need to follow
Dog Keeping

Dog in the office: what rules do you need to follow

Dog in the office: what rules do you need to follow A dog in the office can positively affect the working atmosphere at the workplace. …

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Concussion in the dog: recognize symptoms
Dog Health

Concussion in the dog: recognize symptoms

Concussion in the dog: recognize symptoms A car accident, a fall, or a hard blow to the head can lead to a concussion in a …

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Dog Buying

Family dogs: Medium breeds
Dog Buying

Family dogs: Medium breeds

Family dogs: Medium breeds Many four-legged friends are suitable as family dogs. Even several medium-sized breeds get along well with children and usually get along …

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Dog Health

Non-core vaccinations for dogs: which ones are useful?
Dog Health

Non-core vaccinations for dogs: which ones are useful?

Non-core vaccinations for dogs: which ones are useful? When it comes to preventive vaccinations for your dog, a distinction is made between so-called core vaccinations …

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Worms in dogs: prevention
Dog Health

Worms in dogs: prevention

Worms in dogs: prevention Worms in dogs are not only annoying but also dangerous. An undetected worm infestation can lead to serious health risks such …

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Causes of osteoarthritis in dogs
Dog Health

Causes of osteoarthritis in dogs

Causes of osteoarthritis in dogs The causes of osteoarthritis in dogs are still not fully understood. However, it is clear that the dog’s age plays …

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Dog Keeping

Petting strangers' dogs: a good idea?
Dog Keeping

Petting strangers’ dogs: a good idea?

Petting strangers’ dogs: a good idea? Are you one of those people who like to pet strange dogs? Or are you the owner of a …

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Companion dog test: Requirements for participation
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Companion dog test: Requirements for participation

Companion dog test: Requirements for participation In a companion dog test, the dog is tested for its behavior in everyday life: How calm is he …

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Why don't dogs like mail carriers?
Dog Keeping

Why don’t dogs like mail carriers?

Why don’t dogs like mail carriers? As soon as your four-legged friend hears the letter carrier coming, he goes crazy? You are not alone in …

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Dog Training

"Will, to please" in dogs: what is it?
Dog Training

“Will, to please” in dogs: what is it?

“Will, to please” in dogs: what is it? Some dog breeds like the Labrador or the Golden Retriever have a so-called “will to please.” The …

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Utility dog test: disciplines, rules, and procedure
Dog Training

Utility dog test: disciplines, rules, and procedure

Utility dog test: disciplines, rules, and procedure The working dog test, which concerns the sport of working dogs, was held in this country until 2011 …

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Training bite inhibition in puppies: Tips for your dog
Dog Training

Training bite inhibition in puppies: Tips for your dog

Training bite inhibition in puppies: Tips for your dog When you get a new young dog, your puppy needs to learn bite inhibition. This refers …

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