We often view playtime with our furry friends as a way to burn excess energy or enjoy a few moments of laughter after a long ...

The study found a significant causal relationship between an improvement in the emotional bond between the dog parent and the ...

For decades I've thought about how a simple behavior such as stretching and crouching on the forelimbs could become a play invitation signal in dogs and other animals. Many people also have asked me ...

Dog play can be noisy and physical. Chasing, growling, and wrestling are often harmless. The trouble starts when tension replaces fun and the shift goes unnoticed. Many early warning signs are subtle, ...

A new Linköping University study shows that playing with dogs significantly strengthens the emotional bond between pets and owners—more than training alone. The findings align with a growing shift in ...

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Veterinary behaviorist Dr. Nicholas Dodman, Co-founder of Center for Behavior Studies explains what this non-profit to support pet studies and keeping pets in homes is all about. Dr. Dodman reveals ...

I’m not much of a dog person. At least, I’ve never lived with a pet and mostly can’t be bothered to spend the time they require. I understand, however, that some people really love their dogs like ...

While dogs should love going to doggy daycare, their time there should be more than just about play. Jenny Hardman visited ...