Bomb & Drug Sniffing Device Will Save Lives of Sniffer Dogs
Dogs' most powerful tools have always been their noses. For many years, sniffer dogs have been part of police campaigns and have been utilized...
Humans Have Superior Brains, But Dogs Think More Rationally
Who would've thought that it’s apparently in the dog’s nature to be rational? And how exactly does our dogs' rationality manifest itself? Researchers have...
The Science Behind Oxytocin and Puppy Love
For those of us who are dog owners, we know that "puppy love" feeling we get when our furry companion runs up to us...
Study: Like Humans, Dogs Don’t Sleep Well After Stressful Experiences
A new study confirms that, like us, dogs experience interrupted sleep patterns when dealing with stressful situations.
While we understand that our dogs are...
Cushing’s Disease in Dogs: Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatments
If you're not familiar with the condition, Cushing's Disease, also known as Cushing's Syndrome in dogs, results from excessive production of cortisol in the body.
Cushing's disease...
Kennel Cough in Dogs: 9 Treatments Kennel Cough in Dogs (Based on Science)
Kennel cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease affecting dogs of any age.
There are several causes for kennel cough in dogs, including canine virus...
This Study Reveals Whether Your Dog Will Pick You Over A Stranger
A new study has shown that dogs react to strangers and owners differently depending on the situation they've been put in. A difference has...
Studies Say When Dogs Lick Their Mouths, You’re Stressing Them Out
Recent scientific findings indicate that a dog licking its mouth is a direct response to what they perceive as anger in humans.
Have you...
Hepatitis in Dogs: A Science-based Guide
Hepatitis in dogs is a medical condition that is mainly characterized and identified by continuous inflammation of a dog’s liver. The infection is related...
Most Effective Dog Training Methods According to Science
Occasionally, new evidence forces us to reconsider how best to do something, even if it's a practice we've been following on a day-to-day basis.
There's...
Friendly Dogs Likely Have Similar DNA Disorders as Humans with Williams Syndrome
Why are dogs so friendly? The answer might lie in a genetic anomaly, which evolution may have changed, scientists say.
"Some of these structural variants...
Addison’s Disease in Dogs: The Guide for Pet Owners
Addison's disease was named after the physician Thomas Addison defining this dysfunction of the adrenal gland in the 19th century.
This disease is well-known as adrenal insufficiency...
