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When Walks Hurt! New Study Shows Common Injuries Linked to Dog Leads

For many of us, enjoying a quiet stroll with our pooch away from the daily hubbub can be a simple joy. Walking forms part of the daily routine and is a way to stay fit and healthy. However, new research…

Wolf Pup Sisters from the Permafrost Reveal Ancient Ecology and Diet

Frozen in time for more than 14,000 years, two small canid pups discovered in the Siberian permafrost are now helping…

The Social Brain and Animals

Research increasingly shows that the way we train and care for animals influences both their emotional health and behaviour. For…

VE Day Offer – 20% off for veterans and serving personnel

This year marks the 80th anniversary of what became known as VE (Victory in Europe) Day. As a military family,…

Why You Forgot Why You Walked into the Kitchen (And What’s It Got To Do With Animals?)

A post drifted into my social feed recently that made me smile: “My ability to remember lyrics from the 80s…

The Return of the Dire Wolf

Whilst I usually write about domestic dogs, the latest news from the bioscience world was too significant to ignore! That…

Why Is My Child Afraid of Dogs? Understanding Cynophobia in Children

A fear of dogs, known clinically as cynophobia, can significantly impact a child’s daily life. For many families, it goes…

Hanne Grice Named ‘Animal Behaviourist of the Year UK’ by Global 100 Awards

I’m delighted to share that I have been awarded ‘Animal Behaviourist of the Year UK’ by the Global 100 Awards…

DNA Evidence Confirms Feral Cats are Driving Declines in Reintroduced Native Species

In the remote conservation sites of South Australia, a quiet but devastating predator is undermining efforts to restore native wildlife!…

Wolves, Woodlands, and the Future of Scotland’s Ecosystem

The return of wolves to the Scottish Highlands has long been a subject of debate, but new research from the…