How the Nazis used a Jewish vet’s pioneering work with dogs
A new book digs into the life of Jewish veterinary scientist Rudolphina Menzel. Her work was used both by the Nazis and to help build Israel.
How the Nazis used a Jewish vet’s pioneering work with dogs
A new book digs into the life of Jewish veterinary scientist Rudolphina Menzel. Her work was used both by the Nazis and to help build Israel.
Toddlers go out of their way to help dogs
Toddlers instinctively bond with and help dogs, especially those trying to get out-of-reach treats and toys.
Toddlers go out of their way to help dogs
Toddlers instinctively bond with and help dogs, especially those trying to get out-of-reach treats and toys.
‘Click’ chemistry may deliver drugs to treat bone tumors in dogs
A process called “click” chemistry may efficiently deliver radioactive cancer drugs to dogs with bone tumors while reducing side effects.
Therapy dogs don’t always help kids with autism
Some children with autism spectrum disorder respond well to therapy dogs as a motivator to complete tasks. But it doesn’t work for every child.
Algorithm decodes what dog brains see
Researchers have decoded visual images from a dog’s brain. The results suggest major differences in how the brains of humans and dogs work.
More dogs are diagnosed with diabetes in winter
Diabetes diagnoses in dogs are more common in colder areas of the United States and during the winter, researchers report.
New system improves dog brain tumor diagnosis
A new study paves the way for more standardized diagnosis criteria for dogs with glioma brain tumors.
Being a family dog can be a lonely stressful job
Dogs that live with a family have a lot more advantages than dogs that roam free. But when it comes to their stress level, it’s a different story.