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 parsnips?
Poison control services offer no assessment of parsnips from the vegetable aisle. What is known: the plant contains furocoumarins, and wild parsnip has made...
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Can dogs eat bell peppers?
Yes, mild bell peppers are non-toxic to dogs. Remove the seeds and stem, add no seasoning and keep hot peppers on your own plate.
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Can dogs eat sweetcorn?
The kernels, yes; the cob, never. Sweetcorn kernels are not toxic to dogs, but a stripped cob can block the intestines.
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Can dogs eat leeks?
No, leeks are toxic to dogs. Like onions and garlic, they can damage red blood cells, whether raw or cooked.
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Can dogs eat pumpkin?
Yes, edible pumpkin is not toxic to dogs. Cooked and unseasoned, it makes a fibre-rich snack. Avoid pie filling and mouldy decorative pumpkins.
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Can dogs eat kohlrabi?
In small amounts and preferably cooked: kohlrabi belongs to the cabbage family, like broccoli and cauliflower. It causes wind, and no specialist source addresses...
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Can dogs eat carrots?
Yes, carrots are not toxic to dogs. Raw, they make a crunchy snack; cooked, they are a soft addition to a meal. Just cut...
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Can dogs eat cucumber?
Yes, cucumber is not toxic to dogs. Washed and thinly sliced, it makes a light, water-rich snack. Pickled gherkins should stay in the jar.
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Can dogs eat fennel?
Yes, fennel is not toxic to dogs. Small pieces of the bulb, raw or steamed, are fine. Avoid concentrated fennel oil.
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Can dogs eat peas?
Yes, peas are non-toxic to dogs. Fresh or frozen peas make a snack, while canned peas often contain a lot of salt.
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Can dogs eat broccoli?
Yes, but only a little: broccoli is not toxic to dogs, but its florets contain isothiocyanates that can irritate the stomach. Serve small pieces...
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Can dogs eat beans?
Only thoroughly cooked and unseasoned. Raw or undercooked beans contain lectins that irritate the gut, and raw kidney beans are considered toxic to dogs.
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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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