FAQ

Use warm water with pet-safe detergent or a vinegar solution to clean dog toys, depending on the type—rubber, rope, or plush. Avoid harsh chemicals and ensure toys are fully dry before reuse.

Dawn dish soap is not explicitly recommended; instead, use pet-safe detergents or natural alternatives like vinegar and baking soda for cleaning dog toys.

Yes, many dog toys such as plush and rope toys can be safely washed in the washing machine using a gentle cycle and pet-safe detergent.

Clean dog toys by washing them regularly using methods suited to their material, like machine washing plush toys or scrubbing hard toys with pet-safe detergent. Always let toys dry completely and check for damage before returning them to your dog.

Dogs howl as a form of communication, not talking in the human sense. It helps them express emotions, seek attention, alert others, or respond to sounds.

Yes, some dog howls serve as warnings to mark territory or alert to potential threats.

Dogs are not talking in the human sense when they howl, but they are using howling as a natural form of communication to express emotions, get attention, or respond to stimuli.

Yes, some dog howls serve as warnings, signaling territory or alerting to threats.

Dogs howl as a form of communication, not talking in the human sense. It helps them express emotions, seek attention, alert others, or respond to sounds.

Yes, some dog howls serve as warnings to mark territory or alert to potential threats.