FAQ

Carrots are widely considered one of the best vegetables for dogs due to their safety, low calories, and high nutritional value.

Hot peppers such as chili, jalapeño, and habanero are toxic to dogs, causing gastrointestinal upset and potential discomfort.

Dogs should not be given onions, garlic, leeks, chives, mushrooms, and rhubarb as they can be toxic and harmful to their health.

Yes, dogs can safely eat raw bell peppers in moderation as a healthy treat.

Not in corpus.

Your dog puts his paw on you when you stop petting him as a form of communication, signaling that he wants more attention and affection.

It is generally not advisable to let your dog chew your hand, even playfully, as it can encourage inappropriate biting behavior.

Your dog likely puts his paw on you when you stop petting him as a way to seek more attention, affection, or to communicate his desire for continued interaction.

No, you should not let your dog chew your hand as it can reinforce bad behavior and lead to biting issues.

Your dog puts his paw on you as a way to ask for more attention, expressing affection and seeking further interaction.