FAQ

While it's often harmless, letting your dog pick up sticks can pose risks like injuries or ingesting harmful substances.

Dogs often carry sticks on walks because it satisfies natural instincts, offers mental stimulation, and provides comfort or play opportunities.

No, it is not safe for dogs to eat sticks, as they can cause injuries or blockages.

The 7-7-7 rule for dogs outlines the acclimation period: 7 days to decompress, 7 weeks to learn routine, and 7 months to feel truly at home.

Not in corpus.

Dogs stretch when they see you as a friendly greeting and sign of affection, often referred to as the 'greeting stretch.'

Yes, you can look your dog in the eyes, but it should be done calmly and respectfully, as direct eye contact can be interpreted differently depending on your bond.

Dogs stretch when they see you as a friendly greeting or to show affection; it's often a sign they feel comfortable and excited to see you.

Yes, but with care—sustained eye contact can be perceived as a threat by dogs, while soft, relaxed eye contact helps strengthen the bond.

Dogs often stretch when they see you as a friendly, calming greeting behavior known as a 'greeting stretch'. It’s a sign they are comfortable and happy to see you.