Frequently Asked Questions

Read the assumptions and observed answers first.

Last reviewed: 2026-04-04

What to keep in mind first

A short fixed set of assumptions that prevents early confusion.

  • This is not a medical diagnosis. If symptoms look serious, prioritize care decisions first.
  • If you want a problem-led entry point, open the Issue Checklist first. It is easier to choose the next page after you sort the concern.
  • Relative windows such as the last 30 days are anchored to the latest uploaded diary date.

FAQ updated from the latest records

These answers are refreshed from observed aggregates. Use the answer labels to distinguish data-derived answers from reading guidance, then open the related pages below when you want to inspect the evidence or decision flow.

Based on 1,445 logged days / Latest published data 2026-05-13

What was hardest in the first 100 days?

Observed aggregate / Full history

Night-crying tags appeared on 26 days in the first 100-day window. Reviewing those days with context notes helps prioritize interventions.
What is the toilet training success rate?

Observed aggregate / Full history

Based on 18375 elimination records, the success rate is 99.7%. Review failures together with daily context notes for better decisions.
How much food is typical?

Observed aggregate / Full history

Telemetry averages: puppy 31.1g/day (17.5g/kg/day), adult 62.6g/day (21.0g/kg/day). Adjust while checking weight trend on the same dates.
How often is the dog run used?

Observed aggregate / Full history

Dog-run tags appear on 1445 out of 738 days (51.1%). Compare this with barking and fatigue records for practical insights.
How often are social interactions logged?

Observed aggregate / Full history

Socialization events appear on 1075 days (74.4%), and days with dog-friend tags or mentions appear on 829 days (57.4%). Read them with the surrounding notes to separate routine contact from notable encounters.
Did barking improve with age?

Observed aggregate / Full history

Barking-tag days are 17.1% in year one and 33.8% after age two. This metric indicates days with at least one barking event.
How often is training recorded?

Observed aggregate / Full history

Training logs appear on 575 days (39.8%), and days including a mastered result appear on 151 days (10.4%). Read this with daily-life context, not as effort alone.
How frequent is dental care?

Observed aggregate / Full history

Dental care appears on 1021 days (70.7%). Use gaps between care days to refine the routine.
How often is vomiting recorded?

Observed aggregate / Full history

Vomiting appears on 158 days (10.9%). Interpret with travel, feeding, and environment logs together.
How long can alone time be?

Observed aggregate / Full history

Recorded separation time is 4.7 hours on average, with a maximum of 9.0 hours.

Cost & Budget Notes (First Year)

Costs vary widely by region, condition, and clinic frequency. Use this as a reading guide, not as a quote.

Observed equipment cost snapshot (¥/day)

  • Lowest: Food Bowl (Stainless) (¥0.9/day)
  • Highest: Rope Toy (Cotton) (¥83.0/day)
  • Average: ¥15.3/day

See “Tools & Food” for the full breakdown.

  • Recurring (monthly): food, hygiene supplies, and preventive care.
  • Variable (irregular): vet visits, tests, grooming, and transport.
  • First-year spikes: starter gear, environment setup, and learning-related costs.
  • Tracking tip: record amount with date and context notes (symptoms, events, season) to make comparisons meaningful.

Detailed breakdown is being updated. Category-level summaries will be added here as records are consolidated.

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