FAQ

In a one-on-one encounter, a bobcat could potentially defeat a pitbull, but the outcome would depend on size, aggression, and environmental factors.

While bobcats are capable predators, attacks on humans are extremely rare and fatalities even more so.

In most cases, a bobcat could defeat a small or medium-sized dog, but larger dogs may have the advantage due to size and strength.

Not in corpus.

Dogs involved in hunting, herding, or agility sports may need dew claws removed to prevent injuries, especially if they're loosely attached or pose a risk.

If a dog's dew claw is not trimmed regularly, it can overgrow, curl, and potentially grow into the paw pad, causing pain, infection, or injury.

Dew claws are often removed from hunting, working, or agility dogs to prevent injury, while some breeds may require removal for standard or health reasons.

If a dog's dew claw isn't trimmed, it can overgrow, curl into the paw pad, or break, leading to pain, infection, or injury.

Dew claw removal is recommended for certain breeds prone to injury or working dogs, especially when the claws are loosely attached or poorly developed.

If you don’t cut a dog’s dew claw, it can grow too long, curl into the paw pad, cause pain, infection, or even tear off during activity.