🐶 Dogs for beginners
Matching breeds
Bichon Frisé
White ball of wool with a cheerful nature.
Bolognese
A calm white companion with a cloud-like coat.
Boston Terrier
The 'American Gentleman' in a tuxedo.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
A gentle, friendly lapdog — ideal as a family and senior's dog.
English Cocker Spaniel
The cheerful 'ever-wagger' - England's most popular spaniel.
French Bulldog
Charming city dog with bat ears — affectionate and calm.
Golden Retriever
A gentle, golden family dog — patient and good-natured.
Greyhound
The fastest dog in the world – gentle and easy-going at home.
Havanese
Lively Cuban Bichon for the whole family.
Labrador Retriever
Switzerland's most popular breed — friendly, playful, uncomplicated.
Maltese
A white companion dog with a gentle, cheerful nature.
Miniature Poodle
A small, clever poodle with a big personality.
Pomeranian
The fluffy dwarf of the Spitz family — brave and lively.
Pug
A rounded charmer with a wrinkled face — 'multum in parvo'.
Shih Tzu
A small lion dog with a princely bearing.
West Highland White Terrier
A cheerful white Scot — self-assured and robust.
Whippet
A small, elegant sighthound - the 'pocket-sized racehorse'.
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That helps you make well-informed decisions for your dog, whether it is about the next outing, the right breed or the applicable cantonal rules. Whether puppy, family dog or senior: here you will find reliable information for every stage of your companion’s life.
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We also show you what to look out for when choosing and which questions are worth asking before you decide. Our aim is to give you reliable, clearly structured information so that you and your dog can enjoy everyday life together with peace of mind.