FAQ

The most trainable dog breed is the Border Collie, known for its exceptional intelligence, obedience, and eagerness to learn.

One trick you shouldn't teach your dog is to play dead, especially in emergency situations when quick responses or alertness could be crucial.

The Border Collie is widely regarded as the most trainable dog breed.

You shouldn't teach your dog to play dead in real emergency situations, as it may lead to confusion or hinder prompt response during actual distress.

Advanced dog commands are complex cues that go beyond basic obedience, designed to enhance control, mental stimulation, and canine performance.

One of the coolest dog tricks is teaching a dog to pretend to play dead when you say 'Bang!'—it's impressive, fun, and engages both the dog and audience.

The 7-7-7 rule for dogs refers to the guideline that it takes approximately 7 seconds to make a first impression, 7 days to start to settle, and 7 weeks to fully adjust to a new environment.

The hardest trick to teach a dog is often 'play dead' or complex agility routines, as they require advanced training, patience, and precise timing.

Advanced dog tricks include weaving through legs, playing dead, skateboarding, and retrieving specific objects on command. These tricks require patience, consistent training, and strong communication between you and your dog.

Yes, dogs can become upset when rehomed as the process is stressful and can cause anxiety and confusion, especially in the early stages.