We tend to anthropomorphize and attribute human emotions ... In reality, dogs avoid eye contact as a kind of deescalation behavior. It indicates that they do not want a confrontation.

We tend to anthropomorphise and attribute human emotions ... In reality, dogs avoid eye contact as a kind of deescalation behaviour. It indicates that they do not want a confrontation.

Their research shows that humans typically do not have a good understanding of the emotional state of their dog because they judge the dog's emotions according to the context of the event they ...

Termites eat wood and can enter homes. People often ask, “do termites bite humans?”. While rare, the answer is yes. Th ...

And if you’ve ever wondered if domesticated dogs have as much trouble adjusting to the time change as humans do, it turns out, scientists have looked into this question. In 2021, researchers ...

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Canines, as we know, are social animals. Their space and surroundings, including their humans, influence much of their dog behavior, even when they sleep. So, after an energetic roll in the grass, how ...

They hope the insights gained from working with dogs will help clarify how certain neural pathways affect human eating behaviors and metabolic processes. The researchers stress that while these genes ...

Kicking off the Waccamaw Sportsmen Expo, roughly 25 dogs — and their humans — from all across the coutnry gathered on Laurel ...

In any dog/dog-owner relationship, the dog is always going to be the star and the human will be invisible, so naturally you should only acknowledge the dog, make eye contact with the dog ...