ears perked and eyes wide. You decide, “Look how happy she is!” But are you really reading your dog’s emotional state correctly, or are you being swayed by other factors in the room—like ...

prick their ears and open their eyes wide. And all of that might lead you to believe that your dog is happy. But how can you be sure you're decoding their emotions correctly? What if, in reality ...

If you've ever stopped your dog from licking your face, you'll know how heartbreaking their reaction can be - and now a vet ...

Experiments conducted by ASU researchers explored how people may not always perceive their dogs' emotions correctly.

A dog's physical cues often take a back seat to environmental ones, skewing humans' perceptions, a small study suggests.

But do dogs experience emotions in the same way humans do ... by Dr. Alexandra Horowitz demonstrated that dogs display "guilty" behaviours (such as lowered ears, tucked tail and avoiding eye contact) ...

They believe that they can assess their dog’s emotions no matter the context. Previous research has shown that experience with dogs affects how successful people are in assessing a dog’s ...

Your dog may be trying to tell you something — but are you actually listening? New research from Arizona State University suggests that humans are not as skilled at interpreting canine emotions ...