You can finish a perfectly ordinary phone call, turn toward your dog and suddenly sound like you’re auditioning for a children’s show. The pitch climbs. Their name gains several syllables. A simple hello becomes an enthusiastic question about who deserves all the attention.

Two brave pups prove that courage has nothing to do with size.

Compiled by MICHAEL ROSTON and DULCE RAMOS APRIL 18, 2016 There are an estimated 750 million street dogs, village dogs and free-breeding dogs in the world. And while they may not have owners, that doesn’t mean they keep their distance from people.

It’s something every dog owner knows — but now we have the science to prove it: Dogs really can tell when we’re happy or sad.

It’s so easy to lavish affection on our precious pups. We can’t resist kissing their cute faces, giving them belly rubs and scratching behind their ears. And they like it too—if we pause for just a second, they paw our hand in protest. It makes you ...

From village dogs to toy poodles to mastiffs, dogs come in an astonishing array of shapes, colors and sizes. Today there are estimated to be about 700 million dogs living with or around humans. To many of us, dogs are loyal companions, working partners ...

Dogs tagged along with the first humans to venture into the Americas, according to a recent study that analyzed existing collections of canine and human DNA. The results suggest that people domesticated dogs sometime before 23,000 years ago in Siberia ...

PBSO's arrest warrant for minor leads to discovery of horrid living conditions of 11 dogs

The group meets once a week on Zoom to talk about dealing with shame, correcting their dogs’ poor behavior, and how the promise of pet ownership doesn’t always sync up with reality.