FAQ

Dogs may urinate indoors due to medical issues like infections or behavioral reasons such as stress, anxiety, or changes in their environment. It's important to rule out health problems with a veterinarian before addressing behavioral causes.

Yes, dogs can have dwarfism, which is typically caused by genetic mutations that affect bone growth or hormone production.

Dogs cannot have Down Syndrome, but certain genetic or developmental disorders may cause behaviors or appearances that resemble it.

Yes, dogs can have dwarfism, a genetic or developmental disorder affecting bone growth and body proportions.

Dogs cannot have Down Syndrome, but certain genetic or neurological conditions may cause similar behaviors or physical traits.

Yes, dogs can have dwarfism, a genetic condition that results in abnormal bone and body development.

Dogs cannot have Down Syndrome, but certain genetic or neurological conditions may cause behaviors that appear similar.

Dogs cannot have autism in the way humans do, but they can exhibit behaviors that resemble autism-like symptoms.

Dogs cannot have autism or Down syndrome in the same way humans do, but they can exhibit behaviors or genetic conditions that resemble them.

Yes, dogs can be born with special needs due to genetic, neurological, or physical conditions.