Dogs have an incredible way of expressing love without saying a word. Through wagging tails, soulful eyes, and affectionate ...

Are they food motivated? Do they prefer play? Knowing how your dog gives and receives affection is key in strengthening your bond.

Dogs, like us, speak different “love languages.” The trick is finding out which love language or languages your dog prefers and how to satisfy them each day. Related: 12 Things Humans Do That ...

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

We can express our love and affection for our puppy pals in several ways, like doling out treats and toys, giving snuggles and belly rubs, taking them on dog-friendly adventures, and providing for ...

Marc Bekoff: Why did you write How To Train Your Dog With Love and Science?. Annie Grossman: In 2007 I was working as a freelance journalist and wrote a story for the New York Times about how the ...

A dog’s life — even if that means joyfully and endlessly chasing squirrels — is more meaningful than a dog owner’s life, asserts philosophy professor Mark Rowlands.

Dogs are able to understand that some words refer to objects in a way that is similar to humans, a small study of canine brain waves has found, offering insight into the way the minds of man's ...