The paw your dog favors is a window into their brain and behavior

In what must have been some of the most enjoyable experiments ever, scientists studied nearly 50 dogs of all shapes and sizes to assess which paw each pooch prefers – something believed to be a predictor of behavioral issues.

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Category: Biology, Science

Tags: Dogs, Animal science, Behavior, Cognitive functioning, Training, Pet-owners, Pets

Here’s how many animal complaints Seattle Park Rangers get – and how few citations they issue

(From recent photo by Theresa Arbow-O’Connor) If you’re heading out to see this afternoon’s mega-low tide, don’t take your dog. Not just because dogs are not allowed on city beaches, but also because it’s not good for the vulnerable sealife exposed when the tide goes so far out. Despite all that, dogs on beaches – […]

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Community Spares No Effort to Reunite Lost Dog with Owner After Their Car Was Rolled in a Crash

After a serious crash on a rural, British Columbia highway, a woman and her husband had to search for days to find their missing dog Daisy. Along the way, they experienced just about every kind of help imaginable until 96 hours after their crash, they were reunited with their Australian shepherd. Dearah Jordan and her […]

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WEST SEATTLE COYOTES: Seola sighting

No photo this time, but August thought you might want to know: While walking through the path at Seola Pond this morning around 7:40, I came across a coyote wandering around the space. Since it’s a popular dog-walking trail, I thought I should pass the information on. You might not need to go this far, […]

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