Urban dogs face unique challenges, and this article breaks down the best ways to keep them engaged through mental puzzles, ...

In a series of previous essays, I summarized the five major senses dogs use to navigate their social and nonsocial worlds either singly or by combining them into what ethologists call composite ...

Students in Julie Jaffy’s classroom at the Hewes BOCES Center have a “pawsitive” experience with Jacob J. Puddles, a therapy dog. P-J photo by Michael Zabrodsky Editor’s Note: This is the third in a ...

(MENAFN- The Conversation) While we are captivated by a vivid sunset and breathtaking views, dogs have their noses to the ground, reading the odour stories left behind by other dogs and animals. The ...

If your dog is slowing down, zoning out, acting impulsively, or behaving unusually silly, it may be a sign of mental ...

The Open University has developed a wireless control designed specifically for dogs to switch household appliances on and off ...

When most people think of whiskers, they think of cats — even the most straightforward drawing of a cat often includes long whiskers — but did you know that dogs have whiskers too? Just like cat ...

A number of people asked if I would summarize some general facts about dog sensory capacities, so that's what I do here in this brief fact-filled primer. Knowing how dogs smell, taste, touch, see, and ...