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. The bond between humans and dogs has long been celebrated for companionship, service, and emotional support. But in recent years, science has been uncovering an even more remarkable dimension … Read More
For years, the idea of feeding dogs a plant‑based diet has been met with scepticism. After all, our canine companions descend from carnivorous wolves, and meat has long been considered … Read More
The Canine Conundrum: Are Dog Breeds More Than Just Varieties? For centuries, humans have shaped the dog genome through selective breeding, sculpting everything from the towering Great Dane to the … Read More
Bad breath in dogs is easy to dismiss as “normal,” but it is often a red flag for underlying health problems. A recent survey commissioned by Purina Dentalife revealed that … Read More
Is neutering your furry best friend a straightforward solution to unruly antics, or does it unleash a mix of benefits and unexpected quirks? For countless dog owners grappling with hyperactivity, … Read More
The debate over Delhi’s stray dogs has moved decisively from neighbourhood WhatsApp groups to India’s highest court. On Monday, the Supreme Court ordered authorities across Delhi-NCR to remove all stray … Read More
For decades, the idea that purebred dogs are fragile — walking bundles of genetic problems — has been repeated so often that it feels like common sense. Animal welfare campaigns, … Read More
A new review in PLOS ONE delivers a surprising message to dog owners and veterinarians: despite decades of research on spaying, there is still no robust evidence to say whether … Read More
The short version What the investigation uncovered Reporters with the Investigative Journalism Bureau describe a clandestine process: an unmarked van, security posts at a side door, and blanket-covered crates wheeled … Read More
When 11-year-old Hunter, a three-legged golden retriever and former search-and-rescue dog, was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, the outlook was grim. This aggressive bone cancer claims the lives of roughly 65 percent … Read More
