Frequently Asked Questions

Answers are generated from telemetry and updated automatically.

READING GUIDE

What you will find on this page

A quick overview of what Frequently Asked Questions covers before you read in detail.

Highlights from 3 key sections

Telemetry-backed FAQ

Responses are derived from observed data, not static copy.

What was hardest in the first 100 days?
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?
Based on 17940 elimination records, the success rate is 99.7%. Review failures together with daily context notes for better decisions.
How much food is typical?
Telemetry averages: puppy 31.1g/day (17.5g/kg/day), adult 62.7g/day (21.1g/kg/day). Adjust while checking weight trend on the same dates.
How often is the dog run used?
Dog-run tags appear on 724 out of 1414 days (51.2%). Compare this with barking and fatigue records for practical insights.
Did barking improve with age?
Barking-tag days are 88.6% in year one and 52.5% after age two. This metric indicates days with at least one barking event.
How frequent is dental care?
Dental care appears on 991 days (70.1%). Use gaps between care days to refine the routine.
How often is vomiting recorded?
Vomiting appears on 155 days (11.0%). Interpret with travel, feeding, and environment logs together.
How long can alone time be?
Recorded separation time is 4.4 hours on average, with a maximum of 9.0 hours.

Cost & Budget Notes (First Year)

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