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Science & History

Bronze-Age Dogs and Humans Both Ate High-Carb Diets

By Claudia Kawczynska
Heather Miller/Unsplash
Stories & Lit

Can I Keep Them?

In Their Voices
By Sante Matteo
“Cosmo the MU Dog” with calligraphy by Sanje Elliott, dog portrait by Don Ed Hardy. Scroll mounting with hand-dyed indigo silk by Liza Dalby.
Stories & Lit

A Dog on the Beat

Commemorating Poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti’s Centenary Birthday
By Dylan Brody
Photo by MagMos
Stories & Lit

The Affliction

By Lesley Gibson
Science & History

Genetic Influence on Dog Ownership

Swedish twin study finds a connection
By Karen B. London, PhD
Courtesy of Jessica Stone
Stories & Lit

Faster Than My Paws Can Take Me

In Their Voices
By Jessica Stone
Illustration by beastfromeast
Stories & Lit

Becoming a Dog Person

By Rachel Lyons
Science & History

Dominance Assessments of Dogs By Guardians

Study finds match with valid scientific markers
By Karen B. London, PhD
Lifestyle

Dogs In Spoof of College Scandal

Just for laughs—Bailey the Yellow Lab at Stanford
By Karen B. London, PhD
DogPatch

How Dogs' Names Have Changed Through History

By Anne Williams
Art & Music

A Dog A Day by Sally Muir

Delightful book of canine portraits
By The Bark Editors
Art & Music

Tilda Swinton Directs Dogs In Film

It appears in opera exhibition in New York
By Karen B. London, PhD
Art & Music

The Dachshund Museum’s First Anniversary

Still popular 365 days after the opening
By Karen B. London, PhD
automated pup petting contraption
DogPatch

The Automatic Dog Petting Machine

By The Bark Editors
Photo by Sam Manns on Unsplash
Tributes

Tribute to My Dog Willa

By Penelope t Evans
Photo by Alora Griffiths on Unsplash
Science & History

Contaminants Affect Fertility in Dogs and Men

Different species, same problem
By Karen B. London, PhD
Tributes

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 & History

Canid Sociality Seen In Their Eyes

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

Inhibitory Control In Dogs

Training enhances this ability
By Karen B. London, PhD