FAQ

Dogs should not eat apple pie, as it contains sugar, fat, and potentially toxic ingredients that can harm them. Plain, seedless apple slices are a safer treat.

Dogs lick people as a form of communication and affection, often to gather sensory information through taste and scent.

Dogs sniff certain people to gather detailed information through pheromones, which reveal a person’s identity, emotional state, and hormonal changes.

Dogs lick people as a way to gather information, show affection, or seek attention, using their advanced sense of smell and taste to interpret human emotions and scents.

Dogs sniff certain people to gather information using their powerful sense of smell, especially from areas rich in pheromones like the crotch and armpits.

Dogs lick people primarily to gather sensory information, show affection, or seek attention using their heightened sense of smell and taste.

Dogs sniff certain people to gather information through pheromones, emotional cues, and environmental scents using their powerful sense of smell.

Dogs sniff you because their powerful sense of smell allows them to gather detailed information about your identity, emotions, and recent activity through scent.

Dogs sniff human private areas because these regions have high concentrations of apocrine glands that release pheromones, providing dogs with valuable social and biological information.

Yes, dogs can sense a good person through their powerful sense of smell and perception of pheromones, emotions, and individual scent cues.