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A 2019 study found that nosework induces a more optimistic judgment bias in dogs compared to heelwork, suggesting that allowing dogs to use their sense of smell can improve their emotional state.

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Can old dogs teach us new tricks for how to live longer, healthier lives? A nationwide project searches for answers.

The Rowe family dog Ralph was one of many canines with dementia who participated in a study of rapamycin. Scientists were ...

Think your dog only lives in the moment? Science says otherwise! Discover the 10 life events and emotional milestones your ...

Most dog owners believe that their pets have a strong affection for them, perhaps something that we could describe as love. Some scientists believe that we have systematically bred dogs so that they ...

Sometimes it feels like your dog just gets you in a way nobody else does. That’s partially because of a neurological function underpinning social connection known as inter-brain activity coupling. In ...

Is Fido really excited to see you? Or is the panting and tail wagging simply a sign that he’s anticipating a treat? Researchers from Emory University in Atlanta are trying to answer this question and ...

There is a large amount of behavioral evidence which suggests that dogs are quite good at reading human emotions (click here, here, or here for examples). However a new study extends our knowledge ...

A lot of dog owners walk their pups with fitness and speed in mind, leaving little room for much else besides the route ahead. However, what if we told you swift walks offer very little benefit to ...

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