FAQ

Greyhounds and Whippets are among the calmest dogs to own, known for their quiet, gentle nature and contentment with lounging indoors.

Breeds like the Basset Hound, French Bulldog, and Greyhound are well-suited for people who work all day due to their independent nature and low-energy needs.

Breeds like the Basenji, Greyhound, Chow Chow, and Shiba Inu are known for their independence and tend to experience the least separation anxiety.

Breeds like the Basset Hound, French Bulldog, Greyhound, and Shiba Inu are known to better tolerate being left alone for several hours due to their independence and lower energy levels.

Breeds like Basset Hound, French Bulldog, Greyhound, Whippet, Shar Pei, Bullmastiff, Lhasa Apso, Basenji, Boston Terrier, Maltese, Miniature Schnauzer, Chow Chow, Shiba Inu, Scottish Terrier, English Foxhound, Pug, and Chihuahua generally tolerate being left alone better than others.

Petting a dog on the head is generally not recommended, as it may feel threatening or uncomfortable to many dogs.

Dogs tend to form strong bonds with humans that consistently provide positive experiences, such as gentle petting, respectful interactions, playtime, and care. Their favorite person is often someone who honors their physical and emotional boundaries while reinforcing trust and safety.

It's best to avoid petting a dog on the head, especially when approaching from above, as many dogs find it threatening or uncomfortable.

Dogs tend to favor the person who provides positive experiences, such as gentle petting, attentiveness to body language, and affectionate interaction aligned with the dog's preferences.

Petting a dog on the head is generally not recommended, as it may feel threatening or uncomfortable to many dogs.