Dogs have a talent for looking heartbreakingly mournful at the exact moment their humans are laughing, celebrating or simply ...

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

Ask most dog owners and they won’t hesitate to tell you: their pup feels as many emotions as humans do. The surprising news ...

If we can better understand how we perceive animal emotions, we can better care for them,” said animal welfare scientist ...

Dogs don’t need words to tell you how they’re feeling. They show it in the way they look at you, flop onto the couch, or dart around the yard like their paws are on springs. If you’re paying attention ...

When people are feeling happy, they’re more likely to see other people as happy. If they’re feeling down, they tend to view other people as sad. But when dealing with dogs, this well-established ...

Mood can reverse how humans judge dog emotions. Positive moods may make dogs look sadder, while negative moods can make them ...

In a new study, researchers at Arizona State University (ASU) found that how we read our dogs’ emotions actually depends on ...

New study shows humans rely on context, not canine cues, when judging their dogs’ emotions — and we’re getting it wrong most ...

We love the company of dogs, and they love us. Baloo the Bernese went viral on TikTok with his adorable expression after ...

Doggy day care centers can fill the attention gap when dog owners must do things that can’t be done with dogs — working, going to the doctor, grocery shopping or socializing in dog-free spaces. That’s ...