work of dogs

Doc is a Labrador, former Marine who works for the TSA at Chicago O’Hare Airport. (Image courtesy of U.S. Transportation Security Administration)
Travel

TSA Opts For Dogs With Floppy Ears

By Karen B. London, PhD
Dogs at Work

Service Dog Bids Farewell To Bush 41

By Karen B. London, PhD
Dogs at Work

Dogs Sniff Out Malaria

By Karen B. London, PhD
Dogs at Work

What Makes A Good Working Dog?

By Alexis Blue, UA Communications
Dogs at Work

Dogs Detecting Scat

By Karen B. London, PhD
Left: Tobias comforts a child in Parkland, Florida. Right: Sasha supporting a grieving student with her gentle presence.
Dogs at Work

How Dogs Bring Comfort to Disaster Victims

By Amy Hempe
Washington University researcher Karen DeMatteo and her scat-sniffing dog Train are on a mission to preserve jaguars, pumas, bush dogs and other carnivores in the forests of Northeastern Argentina. (Photo: courtesy of Karen DeMatteo/Washington University)
Guest Posts

Sniffing Out Error in Detection Dog Data

By Talia Ogliore
Dogs at Work

Talking (Service) Dog with Fiona Gilbert

By Lee Harrington
Science and History

Therapy Dogs Benefit Those With ADHD

By Karen B. London, PhD
Photo © Bill Healy
Dogs at Work

VIEWPOINT: Traveling While Blind

By Beth Finke