New research suggests dogs may sense negative intentions through emotional cues, behavior, and even chemical signals.

ORLANDO SCIENCE CENTER, SHOWING US HOW SENSORS WORK, BUT WE’RE NOT LOOKING AT HUMAN SENSES. MY SHOES. ALEX ALEX’S AT THE SCIENCE CENTER TO LEARN ALL HOW MAN’S BEST FRIEND SEES SMELLS AND HEARS THE ...

Dogs inspire an enormous amount of curiosity about how they interpret the world, and their vision remains one of the most ...

Aside from the fact you have to leave Fido, Scraps and Mr. Barksalot at home, it’s hard to imagine an exhibition more appealing to dog lovers. Just opened at the Great Lakes Science Center, on the ...

Victoria Joslin, Camp Curiosity Coordinator for the Science Center, explains the appeal of the exhibit: “It’s welcoming dog lovers of all ages and kinds to teach us a little bit about how dogs ...

A study of the dogs in Chernobyl and the surrounding area, both purebred and free-breeding, are genetically different from ...

As many as 25,000 free-ranging dogs roam the cold, high-altitude desert of Ladakh, India. That’s a problem for wildlife and ...

A recently installed exhibit at Orlando Science Center addresses several burning questions, including “Are you faster than a chihuahua?” and “Is this slobbery ball yours?” “Dogs! A Science Tail” ...

Eight dogs of various breeds collaborated on the study, four of which were recruited from the Penn Vet Working Dog Center and four from their community science program, which includes dogs that ...

Fear not, pupper parents. While you can’t bring your dog with you to “Dogs!” there are kiosks within the exhibition where you can share digital photos and record stories about your dog in a sharing ...

It's clear to anyone who pays close attention to how dogs should be taught to adapt to a human-oriented world that positive, force-free, do no harm training is the only show in town. Because dogs are ...