FAQ

The English Bulldog is widely considered the unhealthiest dog breed due to its numerous genetic health issues and physical deformities.

The American Pit Bull Terrier is commonly regarded as the most aggressive dog breed due to its strength, fighting history, and attack statistics.

The Staffordshire Bull Terrier was historically referred to as a 'nanny dog' for its loyal and gentle nature with children.

Saint Bernards are called nanny dogs because of their calm, gentle nature and strong protective instincts, especially around children.

To choose the right nanny dog, consider a breed known for gentleness, patience with children, and protective instincts, such as Boxers or Labrador Retrievers.

The most controversial dog breed is the American Pit Bull Terrier due to its association with aggression and legal restrictions in many regions.

The nanny dog myth is the belief that certain dog breeds, especially pit bulls, are naturally safe and nurturing with children. This idea lacks scientific evidence and can lead to unsafe assumptions about dog behavior.

Yes, you should isolate your dog with papilloma to prevent spreading the virus to other dogs.

A potentially cancerous wart may change in size, shape, or color, bleed, itch, or resist healing; a dermatologist should evaluate these signs.

Yes, you should isolate your dog if they have papilloma to prevent transmission to other dogs.