FAQ

Studies suggest that dogs generally prefer soft music, especially classical, over silence, as it can have a calming effect on them.

Dogs apologize through body language such as hanging their heads, tucking their tails, or offering kisses and nuzzling to show remorse and seek reconciliation.

Dogs generally respond positively to certain types of music, particularly soft rock and classical, rather than complete silence.

Dogs apologize through body language such as lowering their ears, tucking their tails, avoiding eye contact, and offering physical affection like licking or snuggling.

Dogs can understand specific human words and tone of voice, but their comprehension is limited to associations rather than full language understanding.

Dogs can understand hundreds of human words, especially those related to commands, names, and objects they interact with frequently.

To a dog, one human hour may feel like several hours due to their perception of time and faster life rhythms.

Dogs can understand some human words and tone of voice, especially when associated with positive reinforcement or emotions.

Not in corpus.

Puppies may not grow out of food aggression on their own; consistent training and proper socialization are needed to address and reduce this behavior.