Dog Science Is Timeless
Seven ways science matters to dogs and the people who love them
Stories by Julie Hecht
Do You Play with Your Cat? This Online Study Is for You!
Dogs aren’t the only ones who can do science. The era of cat science is now
Small Dogs Aim High When They Pee
Researchers are still trying to figure out why
You, You and You! Everyone's Invited to a Free, Live-Streaming, Dog Conference #SPARCS18
It’s time to meet The Real Dog
What a Dog Geneticist Wants You to Know about Dog Genetics
What dog lovers get right, and wrong, about dog genetics
New Research Questions "Pawedness" in Dogs
Dogs don't show consistent paw preference across tasks
Does It Fart? Roaring Success
Obviously
I'm Here for the Balls
Researchers use balls to study dog minds
The Hidden Dogs of Dog Cloning
It takes numerous dogs to clone one, raising animal welfare issues
Robot Dogs May Be Creepy, but Real Dogs Don't Fear Technology
Touch screens may offer dogs mental stimulation
Do Dogs Always Prefer Their Owners?
Bringing new meaning to the phrase “Location, location, location”
This Year, Make the World Better for Dogs
Opening up to new ideas may be the first step
Okay, So Some Dogs Eat Poop
Study provides new information about what's going on
2018 Dog Preview
An insider's look at dogs in the new year
2017 Dogs in Review
Dog updates to bring you into the new year
When We're Angry, Dogs Get the Feels
How do dogs feel when they see our different emotions?
How Much Are Dogs Influenced by Local Culture?
Is a dog here like a dog there?
The Scariest Thing, According to Dogs
When people don't notice fear in dogs, it can mean trouble
The Domestic Dog Is the Book We've Been Waiting for Since 1995
Featuring two decades of new evidence on dog evolution, behavior, training and human interaction
What Do Dogs See in Mirrors?
They're not looking at themselves, but mirrors aren't meaningless to dogs
