FAQ

Coyotes are known to attack small to medium-sized dogs, especially those left unattended outdoors, as they see them as prey or territorial threats.

Coyotes are more likely to attack small or unattended dogs, especially during breeding and denning seasons, though attacks remain relatively rare.

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Dogs apologize by displaying submissive behaviors like tucking their tails, lowering their heads, or licking to signal they recognize tension and want to make peace.

Many people believe their dog's spirit can visit them after passing, often through signs, dreams, or feelings of presence.

Dogs apologize through submissive body language such as tucked tails, lowered heads, and licking, signaling peace and appeasement.

Many people believe their dog's spirit can visit them in dreams or through signs, offering comfort and a sense of connection after passing.

Dogs often apologize through submissive behaviors such as lowering their heads, tucking their tails, licking, or gentle pawing to show regret and seek reconciliation.

Yes, many people believe their dog's spirit can visit them through signs, dreams, or sensations after they’ve passed.

Yes, dogs do miss their owners and can show signs of affection and distress when separated from them.