Dogs

A new neuroscience study reveals that dogs decode human emotions and moods with remarkable precision, activating distinct neural reward centers when viewing happy or fearful faces.

Vienna's Neubau district launched the "Schönes Gassi" campaign, urging dog owners to carry water bottles to rinse urine from urban trees and prevent chemical damage.

Sleeping with your dog in bed may feel cozy, but experts warn of severe sleep disruption and hidden hygiene risks, including dangerous bacterial pathogens transferred to your sheets.

The viral "Delhi's Fattest Dog" contest suffers a heartbreaking twist as two beloved top contestants die just before the semi-finals, sparking a charity fundraiser.

A variety of dogs and cats are currently in various shelters in Israel. A home, affection, walks, and good people to be around - that is all they need and ask for. Come adopt a new friend, another family member who will bring joy and return a lot of love to you. The weekly adoption column of ynet.

Most owners are sure it is an innocent display of affection, but behind the familiar habit hides a deep and complex communication channel. Dog trainer Tom Davis decodes the language of licking and reveals 10 daily behaviors you thought you understood - and the real meaning behind them.

A new and unusual survey reveals surprising data on the attitude towards beloved pets in Israel, how many of us sleep with them in bed, and which is the most popular breed that has conquered the country.

Amid a nearly 50% drop in dog adoptions over six years and a 30% return rate, "Tnu Le-Haiot Lihyot" and "Biopet" are launching the "Adoption with Peace of Mind" program. 100 families will receive a comprehensive package covering vet care, food, and training.

Adoption is not just bringing a new friend into your life – it is a real opportunity to change an entire world for dogs and cats that have been waiting for it for a long time. Open your heart, because your friend for life might be waiting right here.

Every dog owner knows this, and now science confirms: dogs are indeed capable of recognizing when we are happy or sad. A new, groundbreaking study published earlier this week in the scientific journal iScience reveals how dogs' brains process different human facial expressions, including joy, sadness, anger, and fear.

15 dogs, raised compartments with seatbelts, and a pre-scheduled timetable: a dedicated shuttle service in the UK takes four-legged friends for a daily trip to a private park. "The moment we approach the park, they start barking with excitement," says the driver. A glimpse into the venture conquering the kingdom.

With professional judges, strict criteria, and weight categories, this annual competition manages to break the internet and also raise huge donations for an important cause that concerns us all.

Two elderly dogs who were abandoned and lost their partners have become an inseparable couple at the shelter. The 'Foster for Life' project, which covers medical expenses and food, aims to help them find a warm home together.