Sometimes when dogs get jealous, they won't physically do anything, but instead they will make themselves heard by whining. They do tis to get your attention. It's not a very serious behavior, but it ...

It’s easy to joke that pets have us wrapped around their paws, but sometimes it feels like they truly get us in precise, situational ways that make you pause. People have shared stories that blur the ...

With good training, most dogs will exhibit controlled behavior, even in public settings. And when they have a lack of proper and consistent training, it will be obvious based on the behaviors ...

They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks—but that’s simply not true. No matter your dog’s age, breed, size, or background, they’re always capable of learning something new. With a little ...

Cuddling with your dog helps strengthen your bond by creating a sense of safety, trust, and affection. Physical closeness releases oxytocin—the "love hormone" in both you and your dog, reinforcing ...

Gifted dogs can categorize toys by function, not just appearance. In playful at-home tests, they linked labels like “fetch” and “pull” to toys—even ones they’d never seen before. The findings hint ...

Dogs love to stick close to us, following us everywhere and getting comfortable on our laps while cuddling on the couch. It’s also not unheard of for our furry friends to lean against us when we’re ...

According to Alison Gerken, a board-certified veterinary behaviorist at the SPCA in San Francisco, California, there are numerous factors that cause your dog to get so excited, and it involves ...

Scroll through social media and you’ll find macaws swaying to pop songs, engaging in a shared dance that feels delightfully human rather than just reacting.

Shelter dogs are different and wonderful in that they have this eternal sense of gratefulness about everything. Take them in your car? They're like "OMG! Are you kidding?!? I get to ride in *this*?" ...

A longtime New York City judge called “rude” and “unprofessional” was allowed to quietly resign — and has already landed a cushy job at a top corporate law firm.

We’re institutionalized early, taught to obey invisible rules and seek approval. Gatekeepers shrink our horizons, yet permission is an illusion. The path to flourishing is open.