What’s your dog really thinking?

Although fear and anxiety can be experienced at the same time, they are different. Fear is an intense reaction to an imminent threat – perceived or otherwise – and is normal and instinctive. However,

Tubby little bundles of joy, guide-dog puppies may be irresistibly sweet, but they’ve been expertly engineered to perform life-changing duties, discovers Katy Birchall

I stop short of taking my next step. Somewhere amid the squeak-crunch of snow beneath my boots and the footfalls and heavy breathing of our labrador, Hobbes, there is something else. The two of us sta

This is a safe space. So, you can be honest when we ask, do you sometimes catch yourself thinking about how quickly you can get a dog walk over with, so you can tackle everything else that needs to be

Loss will be one of the most important experiences in our lives. However, unlike most important things we experience in our lives, the story of loss is often one left untold. Sadly, this is even more

That figure could rise further. A wave of cutting-edge canine science is sweeping the globe, with everything from the Dog Aging Project’s 50,000-pet study, to biotech firms racing to develop anti-agei