FAQ

Dogs do not instinctively understand kisses, but some may learn to associate them with affection through positive reinforcement and body language.

Some dogs learn to enjoy kisses from trusted humans, while others merely tolerate or dislike them. Dogs don't instinctively understand kisses as affection and their comfort depends on individual temperament and experiences.

Cats can form strong bonds and show affection, but their loyalty is expressed more subtly and independently compared to dogs' overt social behavior.

Cats are generally easier to care for than dogs due to their independence, lower maintenance needs, and ability to thrive in smaller living spaces.

Cats do form bonds with their owners, but their loyalty is typically more subtle and independent compared to dogs’ demonstrative and social behavior.

Cats are generally easier to care for than dogs due to their independent nature, lower space and exercise needs, and minimal grooming requirements.

Cats can form strong bonds and show affection, but their loyalty is expressed more subtly and independently compared to dogs' overt social behavior.

Cats are generally easier to care for than dogs due to their independence, lower maintenance needs, and ability to thrive in smaller living spaces.

Cats are more independent and solitary, while dogs are social, eager to please, and crave companionship.

Dogs are considered the #1 pet in the world due to their social nature, loyalty, and strong companionship with humans.