Most people believe their pets can read basic cues, but scientists have been keen to explore how dogs interpret our gestures.

Puppies who found homes over the COVID-19 pandemic faced unique challenges that could still be having an impact ...

When you gently run your hands along your dog’s sides, you should be able to feel their ribs without much pressure. If you find you’re pressing harder than expected or can’t locate the ribs at all, it ...

Science says your dog can count, meaning they know exactly how many snacks you’re handing out and when you’re slacking. […] ...

AI is studying Porsche's future designs. Then, to drive faster innovation, it's teaching engineers about possible ...

Millions of Americans are caregivers for loved ones — something that is challenging and expensive. On National Caregiver Day, ...

Just as life changes can be challenging for people, they can also cause stress for pets, especially when significant changes ...

Tail wagging is not a universal sign among dogs that screams “I am friendly.” This assumption is not only misleading but, in ...

A new bill before the Washington State Legislature has sparked intense debate among lawmakers, wildlife advocates and local ...

Their instincts make them highly responsive to training, whether it’s retrieving, agility, tracking, or field trials. If given a job, they will work tirelessly to master commands and tasks. This is ...

The study examines how scientists can better acknowledge, credit and utilize environmental data collected by Indigenous ...