Myth! Dogs can see colors, though their color vision is not as rich as humans. They see a range of colors, including blue and yellow.
False! The "7 years to one human year" rule is a myth. Dogs age differently depending on size and breed.
Not necessarily! Some dogs eat grass out of habit, boredom, or curiosity. It may not always indicate sickness.
Untrue! A dog's nose temperature varies based on environmental factors and activity levels. It's not a reliable indicator of their health.
Partially true! Dogs can learn words and associate them with actions, but it's more about tone, body language, and consistency
False! Dogs can learn throughout their lives. Training an older dog might require more patience, but it's definitely possible.
Not recommended! While a dog's saliva has some antibacterial properties, licking can also introduce germs and slow down the healing process.
Myth! Dogs' mouths have various bacteria, some of which can be harmful. They're not cleaner than humans' mouths