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January 3, 2023

Judgment Free Pet Rehoming Reunited a Senior Dog and His Person

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Action Patterns Aren’t Personality. Here’s What a Recent Canine Genetics Study Really Means About Your Dog’s Behavior

A new genetics study reveals more about the canine division of labor in ancient times, but not about your dog's

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Home Insurance Legislators Unanimously Agree to Put Science Ahead of Fear When It Comes to Dog Owners

On Friday, Nov 18, 2022 the National Conference of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL) unanimously agreed to adopt a model law that

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It’s Not Who Your Dog Is, It’s Who You Are To Your Dog

Studies show that the stronger a dog's attachment to their owner the more secure the dog feels.

September 15, 2022

Watch Janis Bradley discuss her research on the relevance of behavior evaluations for shelter dogs.

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Judgment Free Pet Rehoming Reunited a Senior Dog and His Person

There’s scientific research to back up why this works.

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A new genetics study reveals more about the canine division of labor in ancient times, but not about your dog’s individual personality.

Home Insurance Legislators Unanimously Agree to Put Science Ahead of Fear When It Comes to Dog Owners

On Friday, Nov 18, 2022 the National Conference of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL) unanimously agreed to adopt a model law that

It’s Not Who Your Dog Is, It’s Who You Are To Your Dog

Studies show that the stronger a dog’s attachment to their owner the more secure the dog feels.

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Watch Janis Bradley discuss her research on the relevance of behavior evaluations for shelter dogs.

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