FAQ

Dogs may tilt their heads when scratched because it enhances their enjoyment of physical affection by exposing more sensitive areas and aligning their body to maximize the pleasurable sensation.

Dogs are social animals that generally enjoy affectionate contact like petting and scratching, but not all dogs enjoy being kissed due to the proximity and unfamiliar sensation.

The 3-3-3 rule refers to the stages of adjustment for a newly adopted dog: 3 days to decompress, 3 weeks to learn routines, and 3 months to fully feel at home.

Dogs enjoy being scratched at the base of their tail because it's filled with nerve endings and hard for them to reach, making the sensation pleasurable and relieving.

Dogs enjoy being scratched under the chin because it feels good, and the area can be slightly itchy due to collar wear. It also strengthens their emotional bond with humans.

Dogs enjoy being scratched because it provides sensory pleasure, strengthens social bonds, and helps with hard-to-reach itches, especially in areas rich in nerve endings.

Dogs like being scratched because it feels good, helps them bond with humans, and often relieves itches in hard-to-reach spots.

While a small amount of Breyers vanilla ice cream may not be toxic to most dogs, it is not recommended due to its high sugar and fat content and potential for digestive upset.

While a small amount of Breyers vanilla ice cream may not be toxic to most dogs, it is not recommended due to high sugar, fat, and potential digestive issues.

While a small amount of Breyers vanilla ice cream may not be toxic to most dogs, it is not recommended due to its high sugar and fat content and potential for digestive upset.