More people feel a deep bond with pets, sometimes stronger than with humans. Research and cultural trends explain why this occurs and where the line is drawn.

By Margret Grebowicz Americans love dogs. Nearly half of U.S. households have one, and practically all owners see pets as ...

Many of us are unhappy with society and other people. Loving dogs has become the antidote.

While it may seem unreal to those of us who love furry friends and bond with them almost instantly, dogs don't gravitate naturally to everyone. Many people lack the ability to connect with animals so ...

Sidhu, an integrative veterinarian, shares nine key ways pet owners can help cats and dogs live longer, higher-quality lives.

Warning: Noticing signs that your dog is head-over-heels for you may cause your heart to explode with sunshine. Kenny shares ...

From all your years on Earth, you probably have a solid idea of how people show affection. They give hugs, kisses and talk in warm tones, which indicate that someone cares. But because dogs ...

Having worked with dogs for more than 25 years, I have always been interested in the question: Why do humans love their dogs so much? Is it because they look so cute? Is it because of their ...

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