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Photo: Stasya Yakovleva / Getty Images Your Dog Might Be Copying This Tiny Behavior Without You Realizing It
Researchers found dogs blinked more while watching blinking humans, with the strongest response occurring when they saw their own owners.
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via VICE, Embark Is Your Dog Part Wolf? This Viral Dog DNA Kit Can Actually Test for That
Embark’s TikTok-famous dog DNA kit is on sale at Amazon right now.
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America Has Dog States and Cat States. Here’s Where Yours Lands.
Google search data shows Mississippi leans hardest toward dogs, while Washington leads the country’s most cat-friendly states.
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Your Dog May Know You’re Sad Just by Looking at Your Face, Study Finds
Researchers found dogs’ brains responded differently to human expressions of happiness, fear, anger, and sadness.
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Why Everyone Is Suddenly Fighting About Dogs in Grocery Stores
Service animals are allowed, but pets generally are not, even as the pet economy keeps pushing dogs into public life.
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These Gene-Edited Beagles Could Let People With Dog Allergies Finally Own Pets
The gene-edited puppies lack a key allergy-triggering protein, but the technology is still years from pet stores.
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Photo: Andrii Zastrozhnov / Getty Images Would You Date Someone Who Shares a Dog With an Ex? Americans Have an Interesting Answer.
Sort of hypocritical, is it not?
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Photo: Peter Cade / Getty Images Why Your Dog Sunbathes Even When It’s Dangerously Hot, and the Warning Signs They’re Overheating
Did you know dogs could get sunburns?
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A Subtle Walking Change Could Be an Early Sign of Dog Dementia, Study Finds
Researchers found shorter front leg strides in senior dogs may be linked to cognitive decline, not just aging or sore joints.
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Photo: Alberto Menendez Cervero / Getty Images How to Tell If Your Dog Is Right-Pawed or Left-Pawed, According to Science
A dog’s paw preference could impact its stress responses, its overall behavior, and even its level of cognition.
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Photo: Ivan Antic / Getty Images Woman Got Her Dog’s Ashes Tattooed Into Her Eyelids. Here’s Why She Did It.
Call it grief. Call it “bonkers,” as Hobson herself did.
