Frustration underlies many behavioural concerns observed in dogs, yet it is often mistaken for overexcitability, stubbornness, or deliberate disobedience. Yet frustration arises when an animal is motivated to obtain something they value but cannot, or when an expected outcome repeatedly…
Play is often treated as exercise or enrichment, yet behavioural science shows it plays a central role in emotional regulation,…
Explore how dogs form emotional bonds with humans. Evidence-led insights from Clinical Animal Behaviourist Hanne Grice on attachment, security, and…
Human brains can decode language in milliseconds. Yet for dogs, it’s different. They are not processing words as we do.…
Ageing changes how dogs take in and respond to the world, and the early signs often appear in small, everyday…
Cortisol is often described as a stress hormone, yet its role is broader and more nuanced. It helps the body…
If you’ve seen my 𝘏𝘰𝘸 𝘋𝘰𝘦𝘴..… series, you’ll know I enjoy pulling apart the science of why animals do the…
Many dog owners notice their dog acting differently during pregnancy. New research published in Anthrozoös shows that dogs often become…
A dog’s shake is one of nature’s most efficient designs. It looks simple – a quick ripple from nose to…
Every dog does it. Those sudden, often silent gusts that clear a room have earned dogs quite a reputation. Flatulence…
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