FAQ

The 10-10-10 rule is a strategy where you provide your dog with 10 minutes of obedience training, 10 minutes of mental stimulation, and 10 minutes of physical exercise each day to maintain their well-being, especially indoors.

To stimulate dogs indoors, engage them in both physical and mental activities like obedience training, puzzle toys, scent games, and indoor obstacle courses.

The 3-3-3 rule is a general guideline for helping rescue or adopted dogs adjust to a new home, not a formal training method.

One of the coolest tricks to teach your dog is to put away their toys, which combines obedience, cognitive stimulation, and a practical skill.

The 7-7-7 rule refers to giving dogs 7 minutes of physical exercise, 7 minutes of mental stimulation, and 7 minutes of training each day.

Great indoor dog tricks include spin, dancing on hind legs, high fives, and putting toys away. These tricks provide both mental and physical stimulation for your dog.

You may continue to see fleas for up to two weeks after fogging due to unhatched eggs and deeply hidden larvae not affected by the insecticide.

Completely eliminating fleas is extremely difficult, as eggs and larvae often survive treatments and can lead to reinfestation without consistent, multifaceted control methods.

You may continue to see fleas for up to two weeks after fogging, as eggs, larvae, and pupae may survive and hatch later in areas not fully exposed to the fog.

Completely eliminating fleas is extremely difficult; even with treatments like flea bombs, hidden eggs, larvae, and pupae often survive, causing reinfestation.