FAQ

Dogs are drawn to certain people due to factors like body language, scent, tone of voice, and previous positive interactions.

The most clingy dog breed is widely considered to be the Vizsla, often nicknamed a 'velcro dog' due to its intense attachment to its owner.

A dog's favorite person is typically the one who provides the most positive interactions, including attention, care, and bonding activities like play and training.

Dogs may prefer one person over another due to personality compatibility, routine interactions, or emotional energy they perceive as calming or positive.

Yes, dogs can switch their favorite person depending on bonding experiences, training, and overall care.

Dogs often obsess over one person due to strong emotional bonding, consistent interaction, and positive reinforcement from that individual.

Not in corpus

Dogs may hump for both pleasure and dominance, but the behavior can also be a response to excitement, stress, or playfulness.

Dogs may hump a specific human due to excitement, seeking attention, dominance behavior, or as a stress-relief mechanism in certain social situations.

Dogs may hump for a variety of reasons, including pleasure, dominance, playfulness, excitement, and as a response to stress or anxiety.