science

Dogs could be an important sentinel species for the long-term health effects of environmental chemicals, research shows.
News & Insights

Dog Tags Could Monitor Our Chemical Exposure

By Tracey Peake
dogs at home study
DogPatch

Calling All Dog Parents: Science Needs Your Help

By Tracy Krulik, CTC, CSAT
Barks the Sounds that Dogs Make
Science & History

Dog Speak: The Sounds of Dogs

By Julie Hecht
Covid-19 Detection Dogs in Training
Dogs at Work

Detection Dogs in Training to Sniff Out Covid-19

By Susan Tasaki
Science & History

The ABCs of Dog Genetics

By Claudia Kawczynska
Audrey Ruple, a veterinary epidemiologist and assistant professor of One Health Epidemiology in the College of Health and Human Sciences’ Department of Public Health, with Bitzer, a Great Dane. (Purdue University photo/Rebecca McElhoe)
News & Insights

Dogs Wanted for Massive Study on Aging in Canines

By Matthew Oates
Bark Editors

The Sounds of Sadness: Why a dog’s whimpering gets to us

By Claudia Kawczynska
Healthy Living

Life with a dog as a child may lessen risk of developing schizophrenia

By Claudia Kawczynska
cleanliness of dogs vs men with beards
DogPatch

Study Finds Men With Beards Have More Germs Than Dogs

By Claudia Kawczynska
Photo by Levi Saunders on Unsplash
Bark Editors

Bone Cancer’s Genetic Mutations Are the Same in Children and Dogs

By The Bark Editors