FAQ

The safe ivermectin dosage for dogs depends on body weight, purpose of use, and breed sensitivity; for heartworm prevention, it's typically 6 mcg/kg monthly by mouth. Always consult a veterinarian for specific dosing and precautions.

Dogs perceive time differently, and one human hour might feel much longer to them—possibly equivalent to several hours due to their accelerated sense of time.

Dogs apologize through body language, such as lowering their heads, avoiding eye contact, tucking their tails, licking, or gently pawing as a sign of submission and remorse.

While dogs don't perceive time the same way humans do, studies suggest dogs may experience time roughly 5 to 7 times faster, so 1 hour could feel like 5–7 hours to them.

Dogs apologize through body language like lowering their heads, tucking their tails, avoiding eye contact, or licking their owners to show remorse and submission.

Because dogs perceive time differently, 1 hour can feel like several hours to a dog, depending on their age, breed, and attachment level to their owner.

Dogs apologize using body language such as lowering their heads, tucking their tails, licking, and avoiding eye contact to show submission and remorse.

Yes, dogs often sleep with the person they perceive as their leader or 'alpha', a behavior rooted in pack instincts and emotional bonding.

Four signs your dog sees you as their parent include sleeping at your feet for safety, showing loyalty and protection, seeking comfort during stress, and expressing affection through physical closeness.

Dogs often sleep at the foot of the bed due to instinctual pack behavior, seeking comfort, security, and showing affection and loyalty to their owner.