FAQ

Dog crying typically refers to vocal expressions caused by pain or distress, while whining is more associated with seeking attention or expressing mild discomfort.

Your dog makes noises when he sees you because he's excited, wants attention, or is expressing affection.

When your dog stares at you and whines, it usually indicates they are trying to communicate a need, such as hunger, discomfort, anxiety, or a desire for attention.

Not in corpus.

Yes, dogs can learn to recognize and respond to their names through consistent use and positive reinforcement.

Yes, dogs do feel hunger similar to humans, though the biological and emotional mechanisms may differ slightly between species.

Yes, most dogs can learn to recognize and respond to their names through consistent use and positive reinforcement.

Yes, dogs do feel hunger similarly to humans, as their bodies produce hunger-regulating hormones and signals governed by the brain and digestive system.

Yes, dogs can learn to recognize and respond to their names through consistent training and positive reinforcement.

Yes, dogs experience hunger similarly to humans, as their brains regulate appetite through comparable hormonal and neurological systems.