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Dogs are carnivores. But don’t fruit and vegetables contain important vitamins? It’s important to know which sorts of vegetables your dog can eat.

You’re worried because your puppy isn’t eating? Learn about the possible causes and why the loss of appetite can be harmless.

Teaching a dog to sit, stay or lie down is necessary for everyday life. But how does a dog learn the most important commands? We have some tips for you.

The most cyclist-friendly cities around the world, based on data.

A bike is stolen every 90 seconds in Germany, and that's not the only reason.

What are electric bikes? What makes these bikes so popular? Find everything you need to know for your e-bike decision.

Do you need your own liability insurance or are you insured through your family or shared flat?

Expats in Germany often overlook private liability insurance (Haftpflichtversicherung). In 2014, 85% of the German population was covered by this insurance. This post explores the why foreigners in Germany end up without personal liability coverage.

Our best tips for keeping the heat off this summer (and saving money at the same time).

Protecting people, pets, and planet. That’s the Luko motto! Daily we work to ensure a future for Earth from our Berlin and home offices.

Working remotely for a long time is hard. These tips will help you to be productive. Stay healthy and stay at home!

If you’re wondering what household insurance is and why you might need it, you can find out more here. Ready? Let's do this!

In this guide we will tell you why and for who it makes sense to take out additional dental insurance.

You’ve probably heard some scary rumours about streaming or downloading in Germany. Unfortunately, they’re true. So that you don’t get hit with a whopping fine or lawyer’s fees, check out the facts here before clicking play or download.

If you haven’t already received a letter from the ARD ZDF Deutschlandradio Beitragsservice (catchy), you will very soon. As with most things in Germany, it’s good to be prepared. Read on to find out what it is, why it exists, who has to pay it, how to pay it, and who is exempt.