FAQ

Dogs may not understand kissing as humans do, but they can associate kisses with affection, especially when paired with positive reinforcement.

Dogs sniff private areas because they rely on scent to gather information, and human pheromones are concentrated in those regions.

Dogs may not understand kisses like humans do, but many recognize them as affectionate gestures based on tone, body language, and conditioning.

Dogs can detect hormonal changes and scent variations that occur during menstruation, making them aware of your period.

Yes, dogs can exhibit different behaviors when their owner is on their period due to hormonal scent changes and emotional cues.

Dogs can detect hormonal changes and may become more affectionate or protective when you're on your period due to changes in scent and behavior.

Dogs may exhibit increased curiosity, affection, or protective behavior when they sense you're on your period due to hormonal and scent changes.

Not in corpus.

The African elephant sleeps the least of any known mammal, averaging only about two hours per day.

Most dogs should go to bed between 8 PM and 10 PM, aligning with their owners' sleep schedules for optimal rest and consistency.