For people who love their dogs
Better care starts with knowing your dog.
Personalized tools, breed information and practical guidance for happier, healthier dogs.
- Free to start
- No medical guesswork
- Made for real life
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Labrador · 7 yrs · 34 kg
60–90 min activity / day
Your toolkit
Everything in one friendly place
Dog Breed Explorer
Temperament, size, exercise and grooming needs for popular breeds.
OpenCan My Dog Eat This?
Check common foods in seconds — clear safety levels, practical tips.
OpenActivity Calculator
An estimated daily activity range based on breed, age and weight.
OpenPersonalized Dog Profile
Keep your dogs' details in one place. Add as many as you have.
OpenAI Dog Assistant
Ask everyday care questions with your dog's profile as context.
OpenHow Our Dogs works
Guidance that fits your dog, not an average one.
Most dog advice is written for a generic dog. Our Dogs starts with who your dog actually is — breed, age, weight and energy — and builds from there.
- 01
Create a profile
Add your dog's breed, age, weight and activity level.
- 02
Explore & check
Use breed guides, the food checker and the activity calculator.
- 03
Ask anything
Get practical answers from the AI assistant, tailored to your dog.
Popular breeds
Get to know the breeds
Labrador Retriever
Sporting · Large
- Weight
- 25–36 kg
- Lifespan
- 10–12 yrs
- Exercise
- 4/5
Golden Retriever
Sporting · Large
- Weight
- 25–34 kg
- Lifespan
- 10–12 yrs
- Exercise
- 4/5
French Bulldog
Non-Sporting · Small
- Weight
- 8–14 kg
- Lifespan
- 10–12 yrs
- Exercise
- 2/5
German Shepherd
Herding · Large
- Weight
- 22–40 kg
- Lifespan
- 9–13 yrs
- Exercise
- 5/5
Border Collie
Herding · Medium
- Weight
- 12–20 kg
- Lifespan
- 12–15 yrs
- Exercise
- 5/5
Dachshund
Hound · Small
- Weight
- 7–15 kg
- Lifespan
- 12–16 yrs
- Exercise
- 3/5
Dog care essentials
What every dog owner should know
Good dog care rests on a few fundamentals: the right amount of exercise for your dog's breed and age, a balanced diet with measured portions, regular grooming, and routine check-ups with your vet.
Some everyday foods — like grapes, chocolate and anything containing xylitol — are dangerous for dogs. Others, like blueberries and carrots, make great low-calorie treats.
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