FAQ

Dogs circle before pooping to align themselves with the Earth's magnetic field and to scan the area for safety and comfort.

To stop your dog from scratching their bed, understand the cause—whether instinctual, behavioral, or physical—and address it through training and proper bedding.

This behavior is known as nesting or denning, which is instinctual for dogs as they prepare a comfortable and secure resting place.

Yes, it's generally safe to let your dog scratch his bed as it’s natural behavior for comfort and territory marking.

Dogs scratch their beds before lying down as an instinctive behavior inherited from their wild ancestors to create a comfortable, safe resting spot.

Dogs scratch their beds to create a comfortable spot, mark territory, and follow natural instincts inherited from their wild ancestors.

Dogs press against their owners while sleeping to seek warmth, feel secure, and reinforce their bond with their human companion.

Yes, dogs often choose to sleep with the person they consider the 'alpha' or leader of their pack, showing trust and affection.

Dogs press against you when they sleep as a sign of affection, security, and pack bonding, reflecting their instinctual need for closeness and protection.

Yes, dogs often choose to sleep with the person they perceive as the alpha, whom they trust and feel most bonded with.