While every dog is happy with a new toy, the key to showing your dog you care is positive and consistent actions every day.

They don’t just “have” a pet—they build a relationship. And that says more about their character than most people realize.

Is it a scratch behind the ears while staring into those puppy dog eyes, or is it a gentle pat on the back and a wagging tail that makes spending time with a therapy dog so comforting? New research ...

We know that interacting with a therapy dog is good for us but does it matter which part of the dog you pet? A new study has ...

Sidhu, an integrative veterinarian, shares nine key ways pet owners can help cats and dogs live longer, higher-quality lives.

More people feel a deep bond with pets, sometimes stronger than with humans. Research and cultural trends explain why this occurs and where the line is drawn.

Ollie reports dogs show love through eye contact, affectionate gestures, and emotional connections, demonstrating a genuine ...

By Margret Grebowicz Americans love dogs. Nearly half of U.S. households have one, and practically all owners see pets as ...

She notes that signs of a relaxed dog include loose muscles, a neutral tail and soft eyes and mouth. On the other hand, a dog ...

Since the COVID-19 lockdown, pet ownership has changed in an important way: Loving dogs has become an expression not of ...

Research shows that people with an animal rights mindset preferred positive force-free training, while anthropocentrists ...