A Sandia Park psychologist's new book reveals how our bonds with dogs shape the way we connect with other humans.

For some people, a dog is a pet. For others, a dog is family. They celebrate birthdays, worry when their dog is sick, rearrange travel plans, and even refer to themselves as "dog moms" or "dog dads." ...

Dogs always seem to be drawn to people with a regulated nervous system. They appreciate the calmness of a human who's regulated in their behaviors and actions, largely because they often adopt the ...

If you have ever felt more understood by your dog than most people, you are not alone. Psychology offers a surprising explanation for why that connection can feel so strong. Maybe you know someone who ...

According to the research, dogs who love their toys the most prioritize playing with them over eating food, resting and ...

Must love dogs. Really, really love dogs. The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show spotlights the bond between people and dogs. But reaching the United States’ premier canine event also can be about ...

If your dog has ever embarrassed you by mounting another dog, a visitor's leg or even their favourite toy, don't assume ...

What the comedian’s dog has taught him about unconditional love. Credit...Photo Illustration by The New York Times; Background: Brian Rea; Inset photo:: Monica Schipper/Getty Images Supported by By ...

Very often, when I listen to the stories people tell about their dog and others' dogs, I all too often feel they are also talking about themselves and other humans. I have no proof of this possible ...