FAQ

Carolina Dogs may show behavioral problems such as shyness, wariness of strangers, stubbornness, and a high prey drive without proper training and socialization.

Yes, the Carolina Dog is considered a rare breed, primarily found in the Southeastern United States and not widely recognized globally.

A Carolina Dog is a primitive, medium-sized breed known for its wild ancestry, natural instincts, and strong pack mentality.

You can tell if your dog is a Carolina Dog by examining its physical traits, behavior patterns, and confirming ancestry through a DNA test.

Yes, Carolina Dogs can make good pets for experienced dog owners due to their intelligence, loyalty, and pack instincts.

The Carolina Dog is a medium-sized, primitive breed believed to have originated in the Southeastern United States, often resembling wild dogs and known for its intelligence and adaptability.

Essential oils in air purifiers can pose serious health risks to pets, depending on the type of oil, concentration, and exposure level.

Peppermint oil can be toxic to dogs; inhaling its vapors may cause respiratory irritation, nausea, or more severe health issues depending on the concentration.

Essential oils in air purifiers can be unsafe for pets, depending on the type and concentration used.

If dogs smell peppermint oil in the house, they may experience respiratory irritation, nausea, or other toxic effects depending on the concentration.