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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)
News & Insights

Sniffing Out Error in Detection Dog Data

By Talia Ogliore
Dogs at Work

Talking (Service) Dog with Fiona Gilbert

By Lee Harrington
Science & 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
Dogs at Work

Therapy Dogs Effective in Reducing Symptoms of ADHD

By Claudia Kawczynska
Secrets of the Snout: The Dog’s Incredible Nose Hardcover – April 13, 2018 by Frank Rosell (Author), Marc Bekoff (Foreword)
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Secrets of the Snout: The Dog’s Incredible Nose

By The Bark Editors
Dogs at Work

Dog Not Really Performing CPR

By Karen B. London, PhD
Dogs at Work

Sully The Labrador Retriever Reports For Duty

By Karen B. London, PhD
Cobra, a 3-year-old Belgian Malinois, is trained to detect laurel wilt-diseased trees before the visible symptoms are seen. Once a diseased tree is identified, the "agri-dog" will sit, indicating a positive alert.
Dogs at Work

Agri-Dogs

By Claudia Kawczynska
Big dogs keep watch over small penguins Photo by Dave Williams
Dogs at Work

Maremma Sheepdogs keep watch over Little Penguins

By Debbie Lustig