Dogs

The genome of the 1920s Siberian husky Balto suggests that greater genetic diversity and less inbreeding contribute to better health

These elements, dubbed “UNICORNs,” sit close to genes that affect smell, sleep and ways that people and other mammals interact with their surroundings

A multiyear project studying stray dogs around Chernobyl aims to uncover the health effects of chronic radiation exposure

A greyhound in Paris was infected with monkeypox from its owner, underscoring the possibility of a viral reservoir in animals

Genetic mutations related to production of the stress hormone cortisol may have played a role in the process of canine domestication

A new genetic study shows generalizing breeds as affectionate or aggressive doesn’t hold up

A genetic change that evolved from ancient wolves can help make dogs giant or small

A new study’s authors say their investigation represents the first time that a nonhuman brain has been shown to detect language

As owners head back to offices, pets’ anxiety and frustration may rise

New therapies for beloved pets are getting developed in hopes of treating humans as well

Are some dogs safe while others are not? A recent study finds this common belief is not spot on.

As a regular reader, you might know that Tet Zoo has been going for over nine years now. I've written about a lot of stuff, I’ve been intrigued and enthused by a substantial number of animals and animal-themed topics, and I’ve been attracted to a variety of controversial ideas and claimed discoveries.