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Thursday, August 14, 2025

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Doggy breath isn’t “just a dog thing”: what a new survey gets right about canine dental care
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Doggy breath isn’t “just a dog thing”: what a new survey gets right about canine dental care

August 14, 2025

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

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Selection for short-nose and small size creates a behavioural trade-off in dogs
Behaviour Breeds

Selection for short-nose and small size creates a behavioural trade-off in dogs

August 12, 2025

Brachycephalic (“short-nosed”) breeds like Pugs and French Bulldogs have surged in popularity, often celebrated as affectionate, easygoing companions. A new open-access study in Animals examines whether their behavior truly differs … Read More

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Are Purebred Dogs Really Less Healthy? The Evidence Tells a More Nuanced Story
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Are Purebred Dogs Really Less Healthy? The Evidence Tells a More Nuanced Story

August 11, 2025

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

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Dogs may not build “reputations” of generous or selfish people, even with age, study finds
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Dogs may not build “reputations” of generous or selfish people, even with age, study finds

August 9, 2025

A new study in Animal Cognition challenges a popular idea about canine social smarts: that dogs form lasting “reputations” of people based on how they treat others. Testing 40 pet … Read More

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The science behind the “wet dog shake”: gentle‑touch nerves trigger a powerful cleanup reflex
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The science behind the “wet dog shake”: gentle‑touch nerves trigger a powerful cleanup reflex

August 9, 2025

If you’ve ever watched a soaked dog explode into a blur of motion, you’ve seen one of biology’s most efficient cleanup tricks. Those rapid oscillations—popularly known as the “wet dog … Read More

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When should you spay a female dog? Major review finds the science on puberty timing is thin
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When should you spay a female dog? Major review finds the science on puberty timing is thin

August 9, 2025

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

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Dog Phobia Shapes Stray Dog Policy in Türkiye, National Study Finds
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Dog Phobia Shapes Stray Dog Policy in Türkiye, National Study Finds

August 9, 2025

Fear levels strongly linked to attitudes toward catch–neuter–release vs. shelteringResearchers urge policymakers to integrate psychological insights into animal welfare strategies In Türkiye, a nationwide survey has revealed that the severity … Read More

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Novel Cancer Vaccine Brings New Hope to Dogs—and Their Families
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Novel Cancer Vaccine Brings New Hope to Dogs—and Their Families

August 7, 2025

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

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What Makes a Dog a Natural Sniffer? A New Study Challenges Old Assumptions
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What Makes a Dog a Natural Sniffer? A New Study Challenges Old Assumptions

August 7, 2025

A groundbreaking study has taken a fresh look at canine scent detection—this time focusing on everyday dogs, not elite professionals. Using the Natural Detection Task (NDT), researchers tested 527 dogs … Read More

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When Puppies Replace Playpens: The Rise of Dogs as Child Surrogates
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When Puppies Replace Playpens: The Rise of Dogs as Child Surrogates

August 6, 2025

A striking new study published in European Psychologist reveals that the recent surge in dog ownership may be more than a cute lifestyle trend—it could mirror profound shifts in how … Read More

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