FAQ

Dew claws are not inherently painful, but they can become painful if injured, overgrown, or infected.

Yes, declawing a dog is considered cruel and is almost never performed due to the severe pain, health risks, and behavioral consequences it causes.

Dew claws in dogs are caused by genetics and are considered vestigial digits, remnants of evolution from ancestors needing more functional toes.

A dewclaw helps dogs grasp objects, gain traction, and stabilize themselves while running or turning.

Dog dewclaws are small, extra toes located higher up on a dog's leg, typically on the inside of the front legs and sometimes on the rear legs.

The dog breed closest in appearance and genetic lineage to a coyote is the Tamaskan Dog.

Dogs like the Kangal, Caucasian Shepherd, and Alabai are among the few breeds capable of standing a chance against a wolf due to their size and strength.

The dog breed closest to a coyote in terms of appearance and genetic similarity is the Siberian Husky.

Dogs like the Kangal, Alabai, and Caucasian Shepherd have a chance against a wolf due to their size, strength, and protective instincts.

The dog breed closest to a coyote is the Siberian Husky, followed closely by the Alaskan Malamute due to their genetic similarities and physical traits.