Dogs are full of love. They wag, they cuddle, and they always ask for attention. One of the easiest ways to make them happy is by petting them. A scratch behind the ears or a belly rub can make their day. But have you ever wondered: why do dogs like to be pet? Why does it feel so good to them? And why do dogs like to be pet so much?

This blog will explore the science, the psychology, and the history behind petting. So hell yeah! I want to pet that dog.

If you’ve ever seen a photo of a small, smiling animal from Australia, chances are it was a quokka. Known worldwide as the “happiest animal on Earth,” this furry marsupial has gained fame for its cute grin and friendly appearance. But one question often pops up online — can you have a quokka as a pet?

Picture this: your dog chasing butterflies across soft grass. Your cat lounging like royalty on a sun-warmed stone. You, iced coffee in hand, surrounded by gorgeous flowers, herbs, and greenery that make your backyard look like a Pinterest board. No stress. No fear of toxic plants. No broken pots or destroyed flower beds. Just pure, paw-approved bliss.