Kristina Jovellar, MSc
Kristina has graduated with a Master's degree in Psychology over five years ago, and since been researching and writing about animal sciences and dog training. Her main goal is to present the most truthful science-based information to as many pet owners out there as possible.
Can Dogs Be Introverts or Extroverts?
It is well-known that people can either be introverts or extroverts, according to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Even though there are 16 personality types...
Why and How Much Do Dogs Sleep?
Every time you look at your dog, he is sleeping. It doesn’t matter what time of day - morning, noon, or night - your...
Is Your Unsocial Dog Autistic?
Dog behavior is almost as complex as human behavior, although much of it is innate. Their emotions are a mystery to us, but as...
The Science Behind Aggression in Dogs
One of the most frequent behavioral reasons owners takes their dogs to the veterinarian or even back to the shelter is aggression. Considering the damage to...
An Evidence-based Guide to Dog Shock Collars
In the dog loving community, dog shock collars are controversial. Some owners are completely against using them, others believe there's a time and place...
Dog Sounds: What Is Your Dog Telling You?
Dogs talk! They might not ask you how your day was, but they do indeed have their own set of vocalizations they communicate through....
Do Dogs Have A Sense of Time?
Have you ever wondered if your dog knows how long you’ve been gone? Or maybe you’ve noticed that your dog misses you more when...
10 Ways Dogs Communicate Their Sense of Humor According to Science
The personal experiences of at least 50 million dog devotees combined with the high science of a handful of rat-, ape- and dog-tickling animal...
Science Based Dog Training: How Research Influenced Our Approach to Training...
Since the late Mesolithic period when humans first began to domesticate wolves, canines have been an integral part of our lives. We are linked...
Tick Repellent for Dogs: Natural vs Chemical and Everything Else You...
Ticks suck! Literally. Sadly, your dog is defenseless against these parasites, leaving you as their only protection from ticks and the various tick-borne diseases. This...
4 Scientifically Proven Physical and Social Benefits of Owning a Dog
People have lived in the company of animals since the beginning of mankind, but it is only in the last decade that we have...
3 Dog Food Diets to Prevent Diseases (Based on Science)
Feeding a dog may seem simple: head over to the pet store, buy some kibble and pour it into a food dish beside a...
