Joe Davis went from calling the 2025 MLB World Series nationally for Fox to hosting the Los Angeles Dodgers’ championship ...

Another subtle sign that your dog is afraid of fireworks is if they are continuously lifting their front paw or are pacing in ...

Cold rain, muddy parks and crowded kennels all stack the odds against your dog this season, unless routines shift fast. As temperatures dip and puddles ...

Movies have always played up the mad scientist trope, but real-life labs have carried out experiments that make fiction look ...

The "big stretch" is one of the most adorable things any dog or puppy can do. Here's what viewers are saying about Zoey the ...

Much like humans, dogs exhibit a wide range of involuntary movements during their sleep. They can shake, tremble, and twitch ...

Aptly called the “King of Terriers,” the first terrier on the list is also the largest: the Airedale Terrier. These ...

With numerous fireworks displays set to be held over the coming months, canine experts have warned dog owners that the loud ...

Our pup's body language can reveal a great deal about how they're feeling, what they're thinking, and what their current ...

The nightmare unfolded on October 20, when pet owner, Nancy, was taking her two dogs Arah and Tobie on their morning walk ...

Dogs don’t hide emotions; they translate them. Every tilt of the ear, twitch of the tail, or shift in breath says something, you just have to learn the language. When they’re joyful, it’s easy to read ...

“Engaging in play is one of the clearest signs your dog is happy,” Dr. Cahn raves. “You may notice a play bow, bringing you a toy, full-body wiggles or the zoomies to indicate your dog is in a playful ...