Are Dogs in Endless Pursuit of Their Tails? Unraveling the Whirlwind of Canine Behavior

Medicine & Technology Nov 22, 2023

Dogs captivatingly chasing their tails is a source of amusement not only for pet owners but other people as well. Check out this article to learn why dogs chase their tails.

Sabertooth That Roamed South America 3 Million Years Ago Had Large Canine, Pushing Its Eyes to the Sides of the Head [Study]

Mar 21, 2023

The sabertooth roaming around South America had a very huge canine forcing its eyes to the sides. Read the article to know more.

Canines Discovered to Grieve When Another Pet Dog Dies in Same Household

Feb 25, 2022

Dogs mourn the death of a friend who lived in the same home. Click here to know the signs experts found.

Genetic Mutation From Ancient Wolves 53,000 Years Ago Made Some Dog Breeds to Have Smaller Body

Jan 28, 2022

Recent genetic study suggests that some modern-day dog breeds became tiny due to a gene mutation that could be traced back from Canids 53,000 years ago, as well as the following domestication that occurred in ancient civilizations.

Man's Best Friend Cant Resist Human Allure vs Wolf Puppies, According to Study

Jul 13, 2021

Research suggests that despite dog puppies being restricted human access, they have the innate desire to please and follow commands from humans compared to their wolf counterparts.

Over 50 Canines Tests Positive with Unexpected Flu Outbreak at Rescue Center

Jun 23, 2021

A new outbreak of canine influenza was reported from Florida's Big Dog Ranch Rescue. Over 50 dogs are affected by the flu, but experts took the immediate initiative to protect the digs and keep the flu from spreading further across the center's county.

Raccoons in Arlington Test Positive for Canine Distemper

Mar 12, 2021

The Arlington County Animal Control warned residents and pet parents after several raccoons in the area tested positive for Canine Distemper.

FDA Continues Investigation of Link Between Fatal Heart Ailment and Diet in Dogs

Mar 07, 2021

The FDA has continued investigating the possible line between fatal heart disease in dogs and their diet after a study proposed that ingredients used in canine foods to replace grains might be involved with the development of DCM.

Dogs Can Help Reduce Asthma, Among MANY Other Things

Nov 12, 2020

The few scientific information available so far proposes that dogs can make humans healthier, with even more powerful benefits presently being studied.

Scientists Train Canines to Detect Covid-19 Through Body Odor: Watch How

Jun 08, 2020

Scientists train canines, including Belgian Shepherds, to detect coronavirus pathogens in infected patients.

New Strain of Canine Distemper in Wild Animals in New Hampshire and Vermont Discovered

May 06, 2019

This situation could and might already be having an impact on the population of wild mesocarnivores in New Hampshire and New England

Dogs Sniff Out Cancer With 95% Accuracy, According To Study

Nov 23, 2015

A study in Britain revealed that some dogs have special sniffing power that can detect cancer.

You Can Teach an Old Dog New Tricks, But You Can’t Clean Up Their Drinking Habits

Nov 26, 2014

Any pet lover knows that it comes as no surprise to discover that dogs aren’t quite as graceful as their feline friends, the cat. While a kitten will take a hundred little sips to lap up a saucer of milk, a puppy will likely splatter the milk all over the floor before drooling out half of the contents – and we love them for that. But while you may chalk up the messy behavior to a carefree disposition or a hasty nature, behavioral ethologists who study the exquisite techniques of getting a drink have recently discovered that cats and dogs have distinct strategies of their own. And each one benefits the species in its own unique way.

Grand Canyon Wolf—Female Offers New Hope of Grand Canyon Pack’s Return

Nov 25, 2014

Earlier this month when news broke that an endangered gray wolf from the northern Rocky Mountains may have made its way all the way to the national forest near Grand Canyon National Park, environmentalists and national park officials questioned the highly unlikely scenario of a lone wolf returning to the park where they were driven to extinction over six decades ago. But new DNA tests, conducted on feces remnants collected by park officials, confirmed on Friday Nov. 21 that the suspect captured in pictures throughout the park since Oct. 30 is indeed a lone wolf – and a female at that.