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Can an Electronic Nose Help Police Dogs Find Missing People? Australian Study Offers Clues
Australian scientists have tested whether an electronic “nose” can help police understand what trained dogs detect when searching for human…
Why Do Chihuahuas Have Soft Spots in Their Skulls? New Study Offers Clues
Chihuahuas are famous for their tiny bodies, large eyes and rounded heads. But beneath that distinctive appearance lies a feature…
South Korea Closes 87% of Dog Meat Farms, but 7,600 Dogs Still Remain
South Korea is approaching a historic turning point in animal welfare. Nearly nine out of ten registered dog meat breeding…
New 40-Minute Test Reveals How Dogs’ Memory Changes With Age
Dogs may begin experiencing measurable changes in memory and problem-solving ability earlier than their owners realise. Researchers in the United…
Dogs Have TV Preferences—And It’s All About Personality, Study Finds
Canines aren’t just passive viewers when it comes to television—they may engage with visual and auditory stimuli based on core…
New Clinical Trial Targets Thunderstorm Anxiety in Dogs
In storm-prone Florida, where summer skies often erupt into thunderous displays, a new clinical trial is offering hope to dogs…
Study Identifies Dog Breeds Most Prone to Obesity
A new study from Texas A&M University has shed light on the dog breeds most susceptible to weight gain, revealing…
Can an Electronic Nose Help Police Dogs Find Missing People? Australian Study Offers Clues
Australian scientists have tested whether an electronic “nose” can help police understand what trained dogs detect when searching for human…
