If you’ve ever been a pet parent—or even been around a pet parent with their four-legged loved ones—you probably know that dogs can be very jealous. They can be very clingy to their parents and have ...

Dogs are the most emotive of animals, often delighting their owners with a cheeky woof, a wag of the tail or the occasional bark. But pet parents may be at loss to explain why their pooch sometimes ...

Over 48 million American households own a dog as a pet, with 1.6 dogs being the average number owned per household, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association. Owning a dog is a large ...

Embrace can help protect your furry friend with a policy that stays within your budget. Get a free quote today. Dogs shake or shiver for many reasons — some are harmless, while others require ...

Dogs are humankind’s best friend, yet it’s striking how little we still understand them. Research shows we’re bad at interpreting canine aggression, but that’s not the only arena in which our pups ...

Dogs experience emotions and express them in ways that closely resemble human behaviors. For instance, they might "smile" when they're happy or give you those unmistakable "puppy dog eyes" when ...

I love when dogs do the whole-body shake-off thing. It’s adorable and so typically “dog.” If you’re like most humans, you don’t think much of this behavior. You probably notice it most often when your ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images We’ve all seen our dogs shake off (and possibly coat us, too) after they’ve ...

If your dog is shaking, it could be because they are anxious about loud noises or crowds. Panting, whining, limping, and a low appetite alongside shaking could signal an infection or illness. Shaker ...