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What we eat can impact how we feel. So food is an important tool in our toolbox, when considering the behaviour of dogs. But the connection between food – mood – behaviour is more layered than we might think.

Fights and aggression [1] Real violence is very rare in animals because the cost of violence is very high and the yield is often too low....

“Impolite” attention seeking [1] Puppies are born in a litter. They are rarely single offsprings, so they need to compete for their...

there are food items that are considered to have anti-carcinogenic properties, anti-inflammatory properties, ‘brain foods’, etc. Dog...

Our health seems to impact our cravings and resistance to food. For example, stress is known to increase our craving for carbohydrates,...

Canine Nutrition [1] The nutritious requirement of an individual is driven by several factors, including the species, the individual’s...

[1] The nutritious requirement of an individual is driven by several factors, including the species, the individual’s metabolism, other...

Episode 3 in Series 6: The Animal Protagonist In this episode, we explore the lives and lifestyles of free living dogs with...

To put this piece in context, please listen to the conversation on DOG TALK® between Tracie Hotchner and the wonderful “dog lady of...

On this episode of The Baroo Podcast, Charlotte Bayne chats with Sindhoor Pangal about what her studies of street dogs in India has...