The Emotional Lives of Dogs: What Science Says About How Dogs Feel

Imagine this scene: you come home after a long day, you open the door and your dog waits for you with his tail waving like a whirlwind of happiness. “Who is the best boy?” you say to him with a mellow voice. And he, as if he understood every word, sits and looks at you with those bright eyes. Was it the intonation? Words? Or both? Dogs have been living with humans for more than 15,000 years. It is not surprising that, in all that time, they have…

How Anxiety Affects Dogs and What You Can Do About It

Dogs often experience stress, much like humans. While this can sometimes be a natural response to certain situations, it can also become chronic and disruptive. Whether caused by loud noises, separation from owners, or other triggers, it is a serious issue that requires attention. Understanding how anxiety manifests in them and exploring ways to alleviate

A recent scientific study has clarified the perception of color in dogs, demystifying their visual capacity and revealing surprises It is known by everyone the myth that dogs have achromatopsy, that is, that their eyes perceive only white, black and variants of both, but it is already known that this is not entirely correct. It is vital that by having dogs as pets, knowing their physical characteristics is essential to be able to generate a stro…

The Emotional Lives of Dogs: What Science Says About How Dogs Feel

For centuries, dogs have been beloved companions—loyal protectors, playmates, confidantes, and members of the family. But while we’ve always sensed their capacity to love, fear, and even sulk when left out, it’s only in recent decades that science has begun to take the emotional lives of dogs seriously. Today, groundbreaking …