Dog Science

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...

A recently performed study shows that dog-appeasing pheromone (DAP) collars reduce measured scores of fear and anxiety in dogs. The researchers also found that...

The new study has shown that the always adorable Pugs are extremely prone to a specific genetic condition that veterinarians previously weren't aware of. Pugs'...

Eating well can allow us to live better and feel better. “You are what you eat” – as the saying goes. The same applies...

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...

Have you ever wondered why your dog kicks his leg when you scratch that sweet spot under his chin or on his belly? Dogs are funny creatures, and this is one of their most well-known comical traits. Are they ticklish? Is it just a random reflex? I’m sharing the science behind the question of why do dogs kick their leg when you scratch their belly, and the answer might surprise you!

Recent studies show that dogs love when we smile, and give us those sad “puppy eyes” on purpose. Dogs and humans have lived alongside...

They are one of natures hardest working species. Working as a unit, bees will form hives, forage for nectar and build vast reserves of...

Dogs who are calmer and who have stronger ties to their humans are more likely to successfully rescue the owners if they are in...

Oh no! My dog ate a fly! What should I do? Well, first of all, your dog must’ve been a nimble fellow to catch a...

To us, humans, winking packs a lot of emotions when we do it. There are so many meanings behind the act of closing our eyelids. We...

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...