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Scientists are now getting closer to understanding the neural mechanism behind the “wet dog shakes.” Using lab mice, a team ...

The Washington Veterans Home in Port Orchard is embarking on a heartwarming journey to help dogs at the Kitsap Humane Society ...

New research reveals that people aren’t just imagining it—dogs and their owners share striking similarities, from matching ...

A team of neurobiologists at Harvard Medical School's Howard Hughes Medical Institute has uncovered the neural mechanism ...

After all, dogs may be man’s best friends, but it’s the rare dog who’s not afraid to admit he prefers his toy to his owner.

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While barks are ideal for carrying over long distances, growls are mostly "short-range calls," making them more suitable for ...

The “wet dog shake” isn’t just limited to our canine companions, though. It’s actually an evolutionarily conserved behavior observed widely across hairy mammalian species. Now, scientists have finally ...

If you’ve ever been within the splash zone of a dog just getting out of the pool, you’ll likely have been on the receiving end of its efficacy. We’ve all seen it, but the neural mechanisms ...

Scientists have finally figured out why dogs do this shake. According to new research, the "wet dog shake" is the fault of a receptor in mammal skin called C-LTMR. And it causes furry animals of all ...