Purina animal behaviorist Dr. Annie Valuska and Pet Partners CEO Annie Peters share insights on the healing power of cats.

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The Canine Behaviour College launches the first Ofqual-regulated Level 6 Diploma in Clinical Canine Behaviour.

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As more Koreans consider their pets part of the family, the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) is taking steps to make travel ...

The Pug is the ultimate flat-faced breed who loves to be around people. With their squishy faces and shining eyes, Pugs are ...

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Olivia, 26, lives in England with her partner and their adored golden retriever, Joey, who is just over a year old. The pup ...

Pet travel is booming. Bark Air is expanding beyond flights with concierge services and hotel partnerships that put dogs ...

Cats are notoriously known as evil masterminds because of the mischief they get up to while also knowing how to tug on their ...