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“Our study shows that physiological concentrations of hormones and neurotransmitters can serve as biomarkers of canine temperament,” the team writes. “These results could help identify dogs suited for ...

The myth that dogs (and cats) must live lives that are totally worry-free is a tale as old as the kibble stuck between your couch’s cushions. Still, we can’t help but wonder, what kind of stress do ...

"A dog that normally runs to the door to go outside may suddenly stop, slow down, or straight up refuse to step onto the snow," Carpenter says. "This hesitation could be a sign of uncertainty or even ...

If your job has you feeling tense, your dog might be feeling it too. A new study published in Scientific Reports finds that stress from work can affect your dog at home. The research, led by Tanya ...

We all know stress from work can follow us home — but what if it's not just your partner or kids feeling the fallout? New research reveals that even your four-legged companion might be quietly ...

Dogs may not speak our language, but they are constantly communicating. From the way they wag their tail to how they position ...