pets
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Humans' Ability to Read Dogs' Facial Expressions is Learned, Not Innate
The first comprehensive study of the human ability to recognize the facial expressions of dogs suggests this ability is mainly acquired through age and experience and is not an evolutionarily selected trait
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Furry Friends Can Help Treat Untreatable Depression: Study
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Having Pet Dogs Could Help Your Children Feel Less Stressed
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Colorado Golden Retriever Gets Sick Consuming Letfover Marijuana, Pet Owner Calls for Responsible Pot Use
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The Secret Life of Dogs When Left Alone Is Pretty Sad -- How to Deal With Your Pup's Separation Anxiety
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Vets Perform Gender Reassignment Surgery on Confused Dog With Both Male and Female Sex Organs
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New Dog Tree of Life Reveals the Secret History of Your Pup
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Pawternity Leave Is Becoming Official for Staff With Newly Adopted Pets
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Life With Pets: Talking to Dogs, Cats Is Actually a Sign of Intelligence
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Life With Pets: Talking to Dogs, Cats Is Actually a Sign of Intelligence
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Having a Pet Early in Life May Lower Risk of Allergy, Obesity
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Video of Kangaroo on a Leash Sparks Debate: Should Wild Animals Be Treated Like Pets?
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Cats Actually Enjoy Spending Time With Their Owners, Study Shows
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Did Earth Have Saturn-like Rings Millions of Years Ago?
