Dogs born from frozen embryos
A puppy has been born from frozen embryos, and scientists hope to use this technique to maintain the breed of wild animals close to the brink of extinction such as wolve…
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A puppy has been born from frozen embryos, and scientists hope to use this technique to maintain the breed of wild animals close to the brink of extinction such as wolve…
Dogs are considered to be the best friends of humans and they are smarter than we often think.
A king cobra is said to have protected two puppies from being drowned when they unfortunately fell into the well.
Images of dogs appearing at airports help detect explosives and drugs is very common but in the future this animal may appear in both hospitals.
In the future, maybe even if you don't have a driver's license in New Zealand, just pick up the phone and call,
A Australian hybrid Black Labrador breed named Migaloo has been trained to become the first
In the 16th century, philosopher and mathematician Rene Descartes once claimed that animals are merely like machines with red blood in their bodies without any thought o…
Dogs can learn the names of objects, but they like to focus on other characteristics when learning words compared to humans did, a new study has found this.
The three orphan tigers just found their adoptive mother a white dog of the Swiss Shepherd breed.
Although ready to attack other types of mice, the bitch proved to be affectionate with the mice, even getting angry when strangers invade the herd.
The lifespan of intimate pets such as dogs and cats tends to increase, thanks to advances in veterinary medicine.
A group of American scientists, the Emery University in Atlanta are using nuclear imaging imaging to find out what our four-legged friends think - the Los Angeles Times…
During laboratory research, the Greek biotechnology company Bio Explorers discovered that the rodent's sense of smell is much more sensitive than dogs.
Denied by his mother, the rare white lion Jojo in Safari in Stukenbrock, Germany mistakenly thought that Dal Lejon was a father and clung to this dog anywhere, anytime.
Deborah Wells and Peter Hepper, two researchers at the University of Belfast in Northern Ireland, recruited 147 dog owners from psychological classes in Northern Ireland…