Dogs Are Second Most Dangerous Nonvenomous Animals in the US
New research found that dogs are the second most dangerous fatal nonvenomous animal encounter in the United States, with children under 4 years of...
New Study: These Very Common Toxins Are Killing Our Indoor Dogs
Dogs that stay indoors most of the time are more likely to develop various diseases and even die earlier due to some toxins in...
Scientists Say You Can Continue Sharing Bed With Your Dog
New study says that sleeping with your pooch will not disrupt yours or your dog's sleep.
How often do you share a bed with your...
Cross-Breeding of Dogs and Wolves Has Forever Changed Wolf’s Gene Pool
A new study found that mating dogs and wolves over the last few hundred years has forever changed the wolf's gene pool.
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How to Extend Your Dog’s Life by Assessing Body Condition
Poor canine diet often leads to nutritional deficits in dogs, which in turn are strongly related to health complications. You probably know this already,...
10 Ways to Prevent Parvo in Dogs (Based on Science)
Preventing dog parvo is the best way to ensure your pooch will not contract the virus in the first place.
Canine parvovirus type 2 is...
The Science Behind Aggression in Dogs
One of the most frequent behavioral reasons owners take their dogs to the veterinarian or even back to the shelter is aggression. Considering the damage...
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...
Scientists Found Hormones Causing Aggression in Dogs
Biologists at the University of Arizona have recently made progress in understanding dog behavior by discovering the role some hormones play in canine aggression.
Every...
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...
7 Proven Ways to Calm Down A Dog (Backed by Science)
Have you ever wished there was a button on your dog that would calm him down?
Sometimes, our pets get so stressed out and anxious...
Scientists Understand How Rabies Works in a Dog’s Brain
Researchers made a recent discovery about rabies in dogs, which sheds light on how this mysterious virus works to change its host’s behavior.
Researchers at...
