Your dog's memory might be better than you think. A study published in Biology Letters on Wednesday, Sept. 4, suggests that some dogs can remember the names of their toys years after not seeing them.

You may wonder how much of your dog’s stay remains with them once they return from the care of others. Dogs do not have episodic memory in the same way people do, but they remember the emotional feel ...

Three years is a long stretch in a family’s life, long enough for a child to grow and a house to feel different. The Anazala ...

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"I'm just afraid that Taffy is going to forget us when we're gone. I've been told that dogs' memories are not all that good and it looks like we are going to be gone for nearly two years while she'll ...

Some uniquely talented dogs accumulate a vocabulary of hundreds of toy names. How do they do it? Young children acquire a large vocabulary because, in addition to quickly learning words, they also ...

It’s the sort of thought that might pass through any dog owner’s mind as they return home from a long workday and are slobbered over by their canine: Can dogs remember the past they share with their ...

When you hear about “science focused on how dogs can live their best lives with us” it sounds like an imaginary job made up by a child. However, the field of animal welfare science is real and ...