FAQ

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Three seconds for a dog is often equivalent to a brief moment of immediate recall—critical in dog training and understanding canine perception of time.

A two-week shutdown dog is a newly adopted dog given a two-week period with minimal environmental stimuli to help it decompress and adjust to its new home.

Three seconds for a dog roughly equates to about one minute from a human perception standpoint.

A 2-week shutdown dog is a newly adopted or rescued dog kept in a calm, low-stimulation environment for two weeks to help them decompress and adjust.

Three seconds for a dog is often used as a general reference to timing or attention spans, which are notably shorter in dogs compared to humans.

A 2-week shutdown dog is a newly adopted or relocated dog that temporarily 'shuts down' emotionally due to stress and uncertainty, withdrawing socially and becoming unresponsive.

Yes, dogs have their own thoughts, shaped by emotions, instincts, and learned experiences.

When dogs are alone, they often think about their owner's absence, basic needs like food or play, and react to surrounding stimuli depending on their temperament.

Dogs likely perceive us as part of their social group, often as parental figures or pack leaders based on their experiences and social behavior.