FAQ

Dogs can understand dozens to over a hundred human words, especially those associated with rewards, daily routines, and emotions.

Dogs perceive time differently than humans; one hour may feel much longer to a dog, possibly equivalent to several hours in human time.

Dogs can understand certain human words and tones, recognizing familiar commands and emotional cues from speech.

Not in corpus.

Approximately 20% of dogs live beyond the age of 15, depending on breed, size, and overall health.

Yes, dogs who receive love, care, and attention from their owners tend to live longer, healthier lives.

There is no definitive evidence that one gender of dog is inherently smarter than the other; intelligence varies more by breed, training, and individual personality.

The oldest dog ever recorded was Bobi, a Portuguese Rafeiro do Alentejo, who lived to be 31 years and 165 days old.

While keeping two dogs can offer emotional and social benefits, it does not directly result in a longer lifespan for either dog.

On average, female dogs tend to live longer than male dogs.