FAQ

When a dog puts his paw on you, it is typically a sign of affection, attention-seeking, or communication of needs such as wanting food, comfort, or play.

Dogs engage in cobbing, or gentle nibbling with their front teeth, as a form of bonding, play, grooming, or self-soothing behavior rooted in social instincts.

When a dog places their paw on you, it often signifies affection, attention-seeking, or bonding, similar to how dogs use licking to communicate and connect.

Yes, dog licks often serve as a form of affection and communication, similar to kisses in human relationships.

Occasional licking from your dog is natural and affectionate, but constant licking may indicate anxiety, discomfort, or behavioral issues and should be addressed accordingly.

Retrievers, particularly Labrador and Golden Retrievers, are among the dog breeds known to lick the most due to their affectionate and social nature.

When your dog licks you, it's often a sign of affection, communication, or instinctual behavior rooted in their evolutionary past.

Dogs lick people to communicate, show affection, bond, and explore scents or tastes. It's a natural behavior rooted in their instincts and social interactions.

Plain, unsweetened Greek yogurt is generally safe for dogs in moderation and can offer probiotic benefits that support gut health.

Cottage cheese is good for dogs because it’s high in protein and calcium, easily digestible due to lower lactose levels, and can support gut and bone health when fed in moderation.