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Training & Behavior

Frequency of Urination Related to Dog Body Size

Little dogs pee more often on walks
By Karen B. London, PhD
Training & Behavior

Ears Held Back

This action has many meanings
By Karen B. London, PhD
Training & Behavior

Dog Behavior: Beware of Simple Names for Complex Problems

By Karen B. London, PhD
Training & Behavior

Why DO dogs react to cats

Scientific study into the cues causing dogs’ reactions
By Karen B. London, PhD
Health Care

Do Better Canine Diets Support Longer Lives?

Optimal Nutrition
By Donna M. Raditic, DVM
Health Care

Vet Advice: Dog Flea Allergy and What to Do About It

Crazy Itchy
By Sara Greenslit, DVM
Health Care

Medical Cannabis: Is it good for our dogs?

Medical marijuana shows promise for ailing companion animals.
By Susan Tasaki
Training & Behavior

Howling in Zootopia

It’s extremely contagious behavior
By Karen B. London, PhD
Training & Behavior

Peeing on the Leash or on Other Dogs

Is your dog guilty of either offense?
By Karen B. London, PhD
Training & Behavior

The Top 10 Talking Points for Trainers

Professional dog trainers are asking new questions and coming up with new answers.
By Kama Brown, CPDT-KA
Training & Behavior

Fooling People But Not Dogs

A study of the Delboeuf illusion
By Karen B. London, PhD
Healthy Living

Six Tips on Caring for Older Dogs

We look at ways to make their lives easier.
By Audrey Wystrach, DVM
Training & Behavior

The Great Furniture Debate

Where is your dog allowed to go?
By Karen B. London, PhD
Training & Behavior

Oh, the Things Dogs Eat!

Clients share stories of ridiculous consumption
By Karen B. London, PhD
Health Care

Canine Rehab Can Help Your Dog Get Back On Her Paws

By Karen Atlas, PT, MPT, CCRT
Training & Behavior

Resource Guarding Toward Different Species

How does your dog react to people, cats and dogs?
By Karen B. London, PhD
Training & Behavior

Dogs Notice When People Aren’t Helpful

They show a bias against them
By Karen B. London, PhD
Training & Behavior

Old Dogs’ Illnesses Can Go Unnoticed

Behavioral changes may be falsely attributed to age
By Karen B. London, PhD
Training & Behavior

Interpreting Facial Expressions of Dogs

Humans’ empathy, personality and experience play a role
By Karen B. London, PhD
Training & Behavior

How To Get Your Dog’s Attention

By Lena Kaufmann