A study looking at the brain size of different breeds relative to their skulls reveals that big brains doesn't mean smarter dogs.

Whether you have a new puppy or rescued an older dog, having a new pet enter your space can be difficult for both parties.

Researchers from the University of Montpellier say that breeds with smaller brains respond best to training and have good ...

Owning a dog could give you a new leash on life. A 2019 study out of Sweden linked dog ownership to an increase in physical ...

Interacting with dogs reduces stress by lowering cortisol and increasing oxytocin, improving mood and fostering companionship ...

While barks are ideal for carrying over long distances, growls are mostly "short-range calls," making them more suitable for ...

They’re peppy, playful, and stars of the dog park. They’re Bichon Frises! The curious little pups look a lot like Toy Poodles, but Bichon Frises are usually a bit more outgoing with strangers. They’re ...

Learn more about it. Whether you’re bringing a new puppy into your home or are adopting an older dog, crate training is an important step in helping to keep them safe and out of trouble ...

The best dog food that money can buy is the one that ... for your puppy’s health from the start, you’ll want to study labels a bit more when shopping. Nulo Freestyle Puppy makes understanding ...

When video of a dog at the top of an Egyptian pyramid in Giza went viral last week, tens of millions of social media users were simultaneously delighted and baffled. How did the dog get up there ...

Screenshot from an October 11 TikTok video of a dog coming out of her crate to her foster mom ... An article from Adopt a Pet reported that a study found that fostered dogs were less likely ...