The dogs are trained to respond to the odors of COVID-19, the metabolites produced by someone who has the virus. A dog’s sensitive nose can be trained to hone in on the smell immediately, even before ...

More than half of U.S. dog owners expressed concerns about vaccinating their dogs, including against rabies, according to a new study published Saturday in the journal Vaccine.

A school in southeastern Massachusetts latches onto a novel program that uses canines to sniff out COVID on surfaces. The idea is to help protect kids from the virus and keep the school open.

This Super-Cute $10 Toy Has Pup Parents Calling It a 'Summer Fave' originally appeared on PetHelpful. If you’re sweating your ...

Everyone is keeping a close eye on their health, and while we're all watching for COVID-19, spring is also bringing allergies.

Researchers in the UK are conducting extensive trials to see whether trained sniffer dogs can detect the coronavirus in patients, even before they show any symptoms. Previously, it's been found ...

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Some dogs look like people. Some look like teddy bears. But every now and then, the universe delivers a dog so uniquely fluffy, with a darling smooshy face, and a flat-out puppet-like vibe that ...

Simon Maybin looks at five animals caught up in the arguments about the origin of Covid.

The next pandemic may not look like Covid-19 — it could be faster-moving, more lethal, or biologically unfamiliar. A narrow focus on respiratory viruses leaves us exposed.

Researchers concluded that dogs look for what the toy looks like, how it smells and how it feels to identify and differentiate them from each other.