A dog trainer has shared the warning signs that your dog is in pain, and what you should do if you find your dog exhibiting ...

The way to know the difference is, once again, body language, with stress signals like lip-licking, stiffening, trying to get ...

"Dogs can detect chemical changes associated with certain diseases and hormonal shifts," Dr. Abel Gonzalez told Newsweek.

Linguists say this joyful weirdness isn’t random—it’s rooted in how humans build bonds, play with sound, and treat animals ...

“People sometimes ask why dogs nudge and nuzzle with their noses,” he begins. “Part of the reason is that dogs really feel ...

“A responsible breeder will prioritise calm, well-adjusted parents and provide puppies with consistent exposure to different ...

Prepare to heap extra love (think treats, pets and praise) when trying to help an older dog make friends and remain patient.

Snakes, often perceived as emotionless, do experience a limited range of feelings like fear, stress, and comfort. While they ...

Roo’s veterinarian put him on Fluoxetine, or “doggie Prozac,” an antidepressant commonly given to anxious pets. He also prescribed Trazodone, another antidepressant, for particularly stressful events, ...

Understanding pet communication has long been a challenge for owners, often leading to frustration despite deep bonds with ...

A dog owner has gone viral on social media after sharing the simple test she does with her pet to make sure she knows when the dog doesn't want to be stroked ...

Dogs don't always want to be stroked and petted, but one of the ways they can show this could be mistaken for them being excited or happy.