FAQ

Yes, many dogs are sensitive about their tails due to their role in communication, balance, and scent-marking, so touching their tail can make them uncomfortable.

Dogs may stop wagging their tails when you pet them because they're shifting emotional or physical states, often indicating relaxation or focused attention.

Dogs have significant control of their tails, using them for communication, balance, movement, and scent distribution.

Yes, tail docking can be considered cruel, as a dog's tail serves vital roles in communication, balance, movement, and social signaling.

Yes, a dog's tail serves multiple important purposes including communication, balance, steering during movement, scent signaling, and even providing warmth in cold climates.

A dog's tail serves as a tool for communication, balance, agility, scent distribution, and in some breeds, cold protection. Its movement and position convey emotions, help with physical coordination, and play a role in social signaling.

Dog foods with excessive fillers, low-quality by-products, synthetic additives, and past recalls may be best avoided based on individual dog needs and health.

Veterinarians often recommend Purina Pro Plan because it offers balanced nutrition backed by scientific research, stringent quality controls, and tailored formulas for specific health needs.

Dog foods with excessive fillers, unbalanced nutrition, unknown sourcing, or repeated recalls should be avoided; always check ingredients and consult a vet.

Veterinarians often recommend Purina Pro Plan due to its consistent quality, strong scientific backing, and formulas tailored to different life stages and health needs.