You’ve got peemail: Why dogs sniff each other’s urine
Ever wondered why your dog is so fond of sniffing another’s pee? 'The urine is the carrier service, the equivalent of Outlook or Gmail,' explains Laura Parker. ‘They barked to ...
Read moreEver wondered why your dog is so fond of sniffing another’s pee? 'The urine is the carrier service, the equivalent of Outlook or Gmail,' explains Laura Parker. ‘They barked to ...
Read moreJust when I think I’ve addressed all the world’s pressing situations and bizarre ideas, something perfect lands in my lap. I feared I would need to go back to writing ...
Read moreA recent study published in Scientific Reports revealed that dogs can assess the stress levels of their owners or even complete strangers, which may, in turn, affect their own emotional ...
Read moreCan dogs sense illness? Dogs are famous for their sense of smell, which is so advanced they can smell disease or medical conditions. With over 220 million scent receptors—compared to ...
Read moreDogs Trust Shrewsbury is calling on local dog lovers to take part in the country’s largest dog census, the National Dog Survey.With more than a third of all UK homes ...
Read moreSEOUL – Louie was once in need of rescue, but is now a rescuer himself. The abandoned cream poodle suffered much abuse in the first eight months of his life ...
Read moreNew Delhi, Mar 29 (PTI) Dogs might be able to detect an onset of a post-traumatic stress episode, according to a new study. Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) arises from being ...
Read moreTheir sensitive noses can detect an impending seizure, sniff out signs of Covid and even expose cancer.Now, scientists have successfully trained two dogs to smell trauma from a person’s breath.The researchers ...
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