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...
Why It’s Difficult to “Breed Out” Breathing Disorders in Pugs, Bulldogs
Professionals are trying to find ways to predict breathing difficulties in short-nosed dogs in order to avoid certain traits while breeding.
Small-nosed canines such...
10 Key Differences Between Wolves and Dogs
Wolves are majestic and awe-inspiring creatures, just like many domestic dogs can be.
While some believe that dogs are still very similar to their wild...
8 Science-based Ways to Treat and Prevent Parvovirus in Dogs
We've gone through hundreds of studies and found 8 proven ways to treat and prevent parvovirus in dogs based on scientific evidence. Here they are.
Homemade Dog Food vs Commercial Brands: What’s Better for Dogs?
Eating well can allow us to live better and feel better. “You are what you eat” – as the saying goes. The same applies...
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...
Can Dog Daycare Cause Aggression? 9 Causes of Aggression
Doggy daycare facilities are every dog owner’s go-to service, especially for those who can’t tend to their pet’s needs at all times.
These facilities provide...
Science on Therapy Dogs for Depression: Fact or Fiction?
For years, therapy dogs have been employed as assistants to physically disabled individuals. More recently, the use of animal-assisted therapy (AAT) has been expanded...
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...
Science of Human-Dog Psychology: Are You and Your Dog a Good Match?
Happy 18,000th Anniversary to you and your canine companion! Humans and dogs have been living in a close relationship for at least this long....
Kids Who Grow Up With Dogs Have Lower Asthma Risks
Research confirms how having a dog in the family with kids has many health benefits for children, particularly those with asthma.
Kids who grow up...
Study Finds That the Best Guide Dogs Had Tough Love as Puppies
New research has revealed that puppies whose mothers show “tough love” turn out to be more successful guide dogs.
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