An expert has shared a number of signs that your beloved pet may be in pain, including changes in their behavior, physical ...

Our pup's body language can reveal a great deal about how they're feeling, what they're thinking, and what their current ...

“Engaging in play is one of the clearest signs your dog is happy,” Dr. Cahn raves. “You may notice a play bow, bringing you a toy, full-body wiggles or the zoomies to indicate your dog is in a playful ...

Dogs can be very good at hiding their pain, but there are some subtle signs that owners can look out for to ensure their pets ...

From the "pot-bellied" appearance to the flaws in the LDDST, Cushing's disease remains one of our most complex endocrine ...

Sometimes, dogs who need to feel safe are constantly anxious and stressed. Challenging cases may benefit from the ...

Dogs’ protective behaviors are rooted in attachment and emotional contagion. Long ago, dogs survived by bonding with humans ...

A new study on canine development found that dogs exposed to adversarial events, including abuse and abandonment, in the first six months of their development have higher rates of aggression and fear ...

A woman filed a lawsuit against KC Pet Project after she claims she was allowed to adopt a dog with a known history of aggressive tendencies. Getty Images An Overland Park woman filed a lawsuit ...

Among humans, your social rank determines how people behave toward you—for example, whether they show you respect or whether they snipe, take pot shots, or plan overt aggression toward you. The same ...

As temperatures drop and leaf-peeping season unfolds in vibrant shades of yellow, orange and red, encounters with wildlife tend to increase. Fall brings heightened animal activity due to migratory ...