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Research suggests a dogs tail-wagging can indicate a whole range of emotions.

The new research finds that genetics and heredity have little to do with dog attitude. Dog behavior, which ranges from being aggressive, defense, and sociable, among others, has long been thought to be based on dog breed.

We put the question to a Harvard scientist who studies neural and behavioral variation in domestic canine breeds.

Dogs are incredibly intuitive, with some suggesting they are able to sense everything from danger to their owners mood changes - but can they tell if a human is injured or sick?

Kathryn Vry, Dog Behavior and Training Assistant- Animal Rescue League of Iowa, introduces you to Billy the dog. Also, Name Your Price Adoptions through Sunday @ARL

The Oneonta, NY dog park just opened in Neahwa Park with an enthusiastic gathering of dog owns and their furry friends attending for loads of playful fun.

The Oneonta, NY dog park just opened in Neahwa Park with an enthusiastic gathering of dog owns and their furry friends attending for loads of playful fun.

The Oneonta, NY dog park just opened in Neahwa Park with an enthusiastic gathering of dog owns and their furry friends attending for loads of playful fun.

Will We Ever Be Able to Talk With Our Pets? Advertisement We’re all familiar with the scene, either straight from the source or through one of thousands of parodies: Lassie bounds up to the farmhand and starts yipping; the farmhand says, “What is it, Lassie?”; Lassie keeps yipping; and eventually the farmhand deciphers, from this undifferentiated noise, some extremely specific message re: someone being trapped in a well or burning house. This fantasy of dog-human communication has, a half...

'There are no bad dogs, only bad owners.' The relationship between dog and man is a friendship that lasted for generations. Now, a study showed that that friendship is the reflection of the owner's behavior.