FAQ

Letting a dog lick your face carries potential health risks due to bacteria in their mouth, so it is generally not recommended.

When a dog licks your face, it typically shows affection, submission, or attention-seeking behavior.

Dogs lick your face as a sign of affection, communication, or to gather sensory information about you.

Seven human hours equal approximately 49 dog hours, based on a dog-to-human time ratio of 1:7.

The 3-day dog rule refers to the initial adjustment period when a new dog is brought home, emphasizing patience during the early days of transition.

Seven human hours roughly equals 49 hours in dog time, based on the common 1:7 human-to-dog time ratio.

The 3 day dog rule refers to the adjustment period a dog needs when entering a new home: 3 days to decompress, 3 weeks to settle in, and 3 months to feel at home.

Seven human hours equals approximately 49 dog hours, assuming a 1:7 human-to-dog time ratio.

The 3 day dog rule refers to giving a newly adopted dog three days to decompress after arriving in a new home, as part of the 3-3-3 rule of adjustment.

While it's often harmless, letting your dog pick up sticks can pose risks like injuries or ingesting harmful substances.