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New Study Suggests Dogs May Have Domesticated Themselves for Food
A recent study explores the possibility that early wolves self-domesticated by staying near human settlements for food. Over thousands of years, wolves with more tolerant temperaments may have had better access to resources and selectively bred with similar mates. This natural selection process might have led to the domesticated dogs we know today....
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Dogs Can Understand Human Words Without Gestures and Context, Claims Study
If you have been following social media trends recently, you might have noticed the viral videos featuring dogs using soundboard buttons to communicate with their owners. These videos often show dogs pressing buttons labelled with words like "outside," "play," or "food," leading to claims that dogs can form near-sentences and make requests or alert...
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Watch: This Man From Nagpur Is Feeding 150 Dogs Daily For Last 11 Years
According to an Instagram post, "the Dog Man of Nagpur" started off by giving the dogs biscuits; and today he feeds them biryani made with chicken and mutton.
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Watch: 5 Foods You Should Never Allow Your Pet Dog To Eat
These foods, although delicious and healthy for humans, should definitely not be fed to dogs as the toxins present in them may cause harm to your pet.
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Your Dog's Behaviour Might Tell You If You Need To Lose Weight, Says Study
Your dog's behaviour can help in determining if you are a person with a normal weight or if you need to reduce weight, says a new study. Researchers say that this study can be used for research into psychological impacts and causes of human obesity.
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Dogs Bred for Meat in South Korea Rescued
A dozen dogs originally destined for dinner tables in South Korea have recently arrived in Washington to be adopted as pets.
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1000 Dogs Dead, 3 Humans Sick After Eating Pet Treats in US: Report
Chewy pet treats, mostly imported from China, may have killed over 1,000 dogs in since 2007 and sickened at least three people who ate the products in the US, the country's health watchdog has said.
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New Study Suggests Dogs May Have Domesticated Themselves for Food
A recent study explores the possibility that early wolves self-domesticated by staying near human settlements for food. Over thousands of years, wolves with more tolerant temperaments may have had better access to resources and selectively bred with similar mates. This natural selection process might have led to the domesticated dogs we know today....
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Dogs Can Understand Human Words Without Gestures and Context, Claims Study
If you have been following social media trends recently, you might have noticed the viral videos featuring dogs using soundboard buttons to communicate with their owners. These videos often show dogs pressing buttons labelled with words like "outside," "play," or "food," leading to claims that dogs can form near-sentences and make requests or alert...
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Watch: This Man From Nagpur Is Feeding 150 Dogs Daily For Last 11 Years
According to an Instagram post, "the Dog Man of Nagpur" started off by giving the dogs biscuits; and today he feeds them biryani made with chicken and mutton.
-
Watch: 5 Foods You Should Never Allow Your Pet Dog To Eat
These foods, although delicious and healthy for humans, should definitely not be fed to dogs as the toxins present in them may cause harm to your pet.
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Your Dog's Behaviour Might Tell You If You Need To Lose Weight, Says Study
Your dog's behaviour can help in determining if you are a person with a normal weight or if you need to reduce weight, says a new study. Researchers say that this study can be used for research into psychological impacts and causes of human obesity.
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Dogs Bred for Meat in South Korea Rescued
A dozen dogs originally destined for dinner tables in South Korea have recently arrived in Washington to be adopted as pets.
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1000 Dogs Dead, 3 Humans Sick After Eating Pet Treats in US: Report
Chewy pet treats, mostly imported from China, may have killed over 1,000 dogs in since 2007 and sickened at least three people who ate the products in the US, the country's health watchdog has said.
