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Tribute to Titan: Where Did you Go?

By Sarah Broderick
Tributes

World’s Cutest Dog Dies

Broken hearts all around
By Karen B. London, PhD
Science and History

Canid Sociality Seen In Their Eyes

Wolves communicate more by gazing than less social species
By Karen B. London, PhD
Science and History

Inhibitory Control In Dogs

Training enhances this ability
By Karen B. London, PhD
Photographs courtesy of Kerry Quinn
Stories & Lit

My Dog Is My Boyfriend?!

Musings on a close relationship.
By Kerry Quinn
PHOTOGRAPHY BY TERESA CRAWFORD
Stories & Lit

Once More to the Lake

By Elizabeth Berg
DogPatch

The Last Will and Testament of an Extremely Distinguished Dog

By Mark Andersen
The 20 x 20 foot mural, installed; its support structure was designed to keep it steady in bad weather. Photographs courtesy of Colleen Gnos
Art

Roadside Attraction: Steward of the Soil

By Zoe Conrad
Deb Bishop Photography
Stories & Lit

Journey

In Their Voices
By Doris Westberg
Photographs courtesy of the author
Stories & Lit

If Only We Could Love So Loudly

By Maggie Pahos
Science and History

Pet Behaviour Science Conference

New dog research abundant and accessible
By Karen B. London, PhD
Photo by vintagecat (https://flic.kr/p/9idZLm)
Stories & Lit

Roxie and Verna

By Kathy Ewing
Lessons from Lucy
DogPatch

Seven Lessons From the Dog on How to Live Your Best Life

Dave Barry Tells All in His New Book, Lessons From Lucy
By Michael W. Michelsen Jr
LEFT: Bill Traylor, "Man and Large Dog" (Verso: Man and Woman), ca. 1939–1942, poster paint and pencil on cardboard. Collection of Jerry and Susan Lauren. Photo: Matt Flynn © SmithsonianInstitution RIGHT: ANONYMOUS (Mexico), "Portrait of Francisco de Orense y Moctezuma Count of Villalobos", 1761. Oil paint on canvas; 74 x 59 in. Denver Art Museum: Gift of Frederick and Jan Mayer; 2011.427.
Art

Notable Art Exhibits: Between Worlds and Stampede

By The Bark Editors
Biggums - Photo © Andrew Pinkham
Art

Photography: The portfolio of Andrew Pinkham

What dreams are made of
By Cameron Woo
Tributes

For the Love of My Buddy

By John Darling
Brothers Cody, age 7 (top), and Brodie, age 9 (middle), with Gypsy, May 1995.
Stories & Lit

Gypsy: A Boyhood’s Best Dog Pal

By Brodie Lowe
Tributes

Naming A Lake After Their Dog

Guardians seek to honor deceased dog
By Karen B. London, PhD
Dog - Photo by Gingy
Science and History

Why Do Dogs Growl?

Growling isn't as simple as it seems, and sometimes it's entirely appropriate.
By Marc Bekoff
Photograph by William Allard
Science and History

DOGS AND US

A history of our evolving relationship
By Donald McCaig