Owning a pet can enhance wellbeing, equating to the life satisfaction boost from marriage or friendships, according to a new study.

"Dogs don't feel guilt—they are not emotionally complex enough to feel guilt," a dog behavior expert told Newsweek.

Having a cat or a dog as a companion can increase human life satisfaction and well-being as much as family and friends do, ...

The clip, shared to an account dedicated to two rescue dogs, @ ninabegs, shows a living room where the owner, appearing to be seated on the sofa, lets out a deep breath. Her dog, Nina, immediately ...

A new study by researchers at Arizona State University discovered that we're probably not as good at reading the emotions ...

Dog walkers have been warned they are making one key mistake while taking their pets out for walks - and it could be ...

Psychology has shed light on why some folks are head over heels for dogs, believing these furry friends are more than just ...

A doctor has warned that a dog's lick can expose humans to the Capnocytophaga bacteria, which may lead to rare but ...

The Friend’ explores how we grapple with grief, the complexities of human relationships, and the mysterious ways in which we ...

Scent is how dogs largely experience the world, a lot like the way we humans rely on sight. We know little about how dogs ...

In the last class, students got an inside look at the patrol division, which I described a bit in the last installment, and ...

“The Friend” is a decent film, but it’s even more effective as a cautionary tale for new dog owners. Finally, a movie that ...