dog brain
How Your Dog’s Brain Syncs with Yours: The Science of Connection
For most dog guardians, nothing beats that cute gaze of our dog’s eyes when they are seeking affection, comfort or attention. Whilst science has shown human-dog eye gazing produces oxytocin release (known as the ‘love hormone’) (Nagasawa et al., 2015),…
Adolescent Dogs – A Ruff Guide: Part 1
For dogs, adolescence is a critical developmental stage marked by significant changes in behaviour, hormones, and brain structure. These changes…
Exploring the Emotional World of Dogs: Insights from MRI Scans on Love, Joy, Fear, and Their Practical Applications for Dog Owners
In recent years, advances in neuroscience have provided a glimpse into the emotional lives of our canine friends. Magnetic Resonance…
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