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What makes dogs howl, yawn and hide under the bed? Researchers plumb the inner workings of dogs.
Are Dogs Color Blind?
Study uses modified human test to determine dogs are red-green color blind
By
Karen B. London, PhD
Detection Dogs and DNA on the Trail of Endangered Lizards
Noninvasive Scat Sampling Could Strengthen Reptile Conservation
By
Kat Kerlin
What's The Value Of Your Dog's Life, And Why It Matters
By
Simon F. Haeder
,
Deven Carlson
,
Joseph Ripberger
Mistrust May Be Why Some Dog Owners Avoid The Vet
When it comes to veterinary care, barriers to access, including a lack of trust play a big role.
By
Tracey Peake
59 Genes May Make Your Dog a Better Athlete
By
Claudia Kawczynska
Hunting For the Genes That Influence Dog Behavior
Darwin's Dogs
By
Jessica Hekman, DVM, MS
Hookworms Are Developing Resistance to Current Treatments
Bad news: The parasites have evolved to evade all FDA-approved medications veterinarians use to kill them.
By
Leigh Beeson
Researchers Lay Groundwork for Potential Dog-Allergy Vaccine
Scientists have identified the first step towards developing a vaccine for dog allergies.
By
The Bark Editors
Noise Anxiety in Dogs: Common Household Noises May Be Stressing Your Dog
Study shows people likely underestimate their dog’s anxiety.
By
Amy Quinton
How Dogs Understand and Process Human Words
By
Carol Clark
Near Death Experiences: Will Our Dogs be Waiting For us?
At the end of our lives, loved ones—including dogs—may return.
By
Scott Janssen
Just How Accurate Are Canine Behavioral Assessments?
Testing Behavior Tests
By
Jessica Hekman, DVM, MS
A Dog’s Coat Patterns Hold Clues to Their Wolf Ancestors
Discovering ancient origins in DNA
By
Andy Fell
Prostate Cancer Detection Dogs
Man’s best friend could help save him from prostate cancer.
By
Brian Waters
Do Dogs Think About the Past?
Study determines if dogs get mad at you for what you did yesterday.
By
Joseph Caputo
Chocolate Labradors Die Earlier Than Yellow or Black, and Have More Disease
By
Paul McGreevy, PhD, MRCVS
,
Bethany Wilson
Dogs Can Help Children Accept the Challenges of Foster Care
Dogs provide a vital, non-threatening emotional comfort to some children.
By
Sam Carr
Puppies are Wired to Communicate With People, Study Shows
Genetics may also help explain why some dogs perform better than others on social tasks such as following pointing gestures.
By
Alexis Blue
Dogs Can Sniff Out Coronavirus with Impressive Accuracy
In a proof-of-concept study led by the School of Veterinary Medicine, dogs identified positive samples with 96% accuracy.
By
Katherine Unger Baillie, University of Pennsylvania
New Blindness Gene Uncovered in a Canine Study
By
Helsingin Yliopisto
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