Dogs don’t “lean in” to negotiate space or seek an advantage. They lean in because they love you, plain and simple. This ...

With good training, most dogs will exhibit controlled behavior, even in public settings. And when they have a lack of proper and consistent training, it will be obvious based on the behaviors ...

Some of them are obvious, like guarding the house. Others are subtle, almost invisible, tucked into small daily moments you ...

We all know the basic ways that dogs show us they love us, from wagging their tails to rolling over for belly rubs. But there are some far more subtle signs, too — and they just might mean even more ...

Most pets learn routines and commands, but some absorb subtle behaviors just by watching the people around them. Researchers have found that dogs reflect their owners’ moods, habits, and even ...

Some concerned dog owners may even ask, “Should I move on and forget about it, or is it time to call the Ghostbusters?” (Insert dramatic horror music.) Well, here’s the scoop: Dogs sometimes react to ...

Dogs possess an innate ability to read our emotions, offering us comfort in times of grief and sharing in our joys. Naturally, we want to pay it forward, especially when it comes to bids for affection ...

As we domesticated dogs and started the selective breeding process, somewhere along the way, we humans embedded an expectation: that a good dog is a dog who tolerates everything. Yes, everything.

Researchers found "some dogs are better at certain things than others," explained Salomons.