FAQ

No, it is biologically impossible for a human and an animal, such as a dog, to produce offspring due to genetic, chromosomal, and reproductive incompatibilities.

It is biologically impossible for a human to impregnate a dog due to vast genetic and reproductive incompatibilities between the species.

No, dog sperm cannot fertilize a human egg due to significant genetic and biological differences between the species.

No, it is biologically impossible for humans and dogs to mate or produce offspring due to significant genetic and reproductive differences.

No, a dog cannot get a human pregnant because their genetic and reproductive differences make it biologically impossible.

While 100% rawhide can satisfy dogs' chewing needs, it poses health risks like choking, digestive blockages, and chemical contamination if not used with caution.

Pig ears can be safe for dogs when given occasionally, but they carry risks such as choking, digestive upset, or bacterial contamination and require supervision.

While 100% rawhide can offer dogs chewing and dental benefits, it carries risks such as choking, digestive blockages, and chemical contamination, requiring close supervision.

Pig ears can be a safer alternative to rawhide if sourced and used properly, but they still carry some risks such as choking, contamination, or digestive upset.

While rawhide chews can offer dental benefits, they pose safety risks such as choking, digestive blockages, and chemical contamination, making them potentially unsafe.