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Supported by By Emily Anthes Emily Anthes is a science reporter who writes Pet Theory, a column about our creature companions ...

A new study challenges the belief in a universal "pet effect" on human well-being. Using data collected during COVID-19 lockdowns, researchers found no significant change in respondents' well-being ...

The summer months can mean a lot of outdoor exercise for our dogs, but it's important to ensure they are safe and cool. Allison Albin gives her service dog, Jasper, a special new toy after he saved ...

In the simplest terms, dopamine anchoring is about pairing things that suck with things that are fun as a way to hack your ...

If you are identifying bulls to breed heifers this spring and calving ease is a priority, current sexing technology can work to your advantage. Research shows that heifer calves are, on average, ...

Jessica Pierce discusses many areas of dog behavior and other dog-related topics and asks us to appreciate these amazing ...

Even more surprising: losing a pet didn’t affect the well-being of their former owners.

“People sometimes ask why dogs nudge and nuzzle with their noses,” he begins. “Part of the reason is that dogs really feel ...

Here are six easy ways to keep your dog cool in the summer, recommended by expert vet Dr Joanna Woodnutt: ...

This mismatched Jersey Shore bromance amid the waves chronicles the over-thinking Litt learning to leave it all behind and ...

With their powerful noses and passion for helping people, detection dogs remind us why dogs truly are man's best friend As a ...