FAQ

A Velcro dog shows constant need for closeness, follows their owner everywhere, gets anxious when alone, and frequently seeks physical contact and attention.

The Vizsla is widely considered the most Velcro dog breed due to its intense need for human companionship and constant closeness to its owners.

Velcro dog breeds are those known for their intense loyalty and tendency to closely follow and stay near their owners, often seeking constant companionship.

Some dogs enjoy watching TV, especially when it features sounds or visuals like other animals, but interest varies greatly depending on the individual dog.

Dogs generally need 1 to 3 hours of direct attention daily, including play, exercise, and interaction, to prevent boredom and behavioral issues.

The 7-7-7 rule refers to observing a dog's behavior over 7 minutes, 7 hours, and 7 days when coping with change or assessing adjustment and comfort levels.

Dogs typically sleep between 12 to 14 hours a day, though some may sleep more due to boredom or breed-specific traits.

Yes, dogs can get bored if they follow the same walking route repeatedly without variety or added stimulation.

Dogs do not need constant entertainment all day but require regular mental and physical stimulation to prevent boredom and associated behavioral issues.

While the passage does not directly address jealousy, it describes behaviors in dogs—such as attention-seeking and conflicts among pets—that may resemble jealousy.