FAQ

The number one lazy dog breed is the Bulldog, known for its calm nature and low activity needs.

Female dogs tend to be more independent and easier to manage, which may make them a better choice for first-time owners, though temperament varies by breed.

The easiest dog to take care of is generally the French Bulldog due to its low exercise needs, minimal grooming, and adaptable temperament.

Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are excellent choices for first-time dog owners due to their friendly, trainable nature.

Not in corpus.

When dogs express their anal glands, the fluid is typically brown, yellowish, or gray, and may vary in consistency and odor.

When your dog needs its anal glands expressed, it often emits a strong, fishy, foul odor.

Yes, regular walking can help dogs naturally express their anal glands through muscle movement and stimulation during defecation.

High-fiber foods can help dogs express their anal glands naturally during bowel movements.

When a dog's anal glands are expressed, a foul-smelling, oily, brownish or yellowish fluid is released.