FAQ

Four litters is typically considered the upper limit for ethical breeding, as most responsible breeders aim to prioritize the health and welfare of the dog.

Most responsible breeders limit a female dog to four to six litters in her lifetime, though physical capability and legal limits may vary by country and breed.

When a dog puts his paw on you, it's often a gesture of affection, communication, or a request for attention, comfort, or reassurance.

Dog licks can indicate affection and social bonding, but they also serve purposes like communication, exploration, and submission.

When a dog puts his paw on you, it is often a sign of communication, affection, or a desire for attention or comfort.

Dog licks can express affection, but they also serve many other purposes like communication, tasting, or soothing, so they don't always mean 'kisses'.

When a dog puts its paw on you, it’s usually a sign of affection, communication, or a request for attention, often stemming from natural canine behavior.

Dog licks can express affection and are often seen as 'kisses,' but they also serve other purposes like communication, exploration, or seeking comfort.

Dogs lick and gently bite hands to explore scents, show affection, seek attention, or communicate; it's rooted in social and instinctual behaviors.

Dogs are often attracted to hands due to natural behaviors like licking for affection, communication, and exploring scents or tastes present on the skin.