Dogs' brains literally sync up with humans', and the stronger your bond, the more your brains mirror each other.

Ah, the teenage years. They’re not easy for humans (or their parents) and the same goes for dogs, too. While it can differ ...

For dog owners everywhere, our main priority is keeping our furry friends happy, healthy and active. Although we all know that a good walk is one of the most important ways to tire them out both ...

But it has now been seen in human-dog pairs, according to a new paper in the journal Advanced Science. This is the first time that an ability to synchronize brain activity was seen between two ...

Dog training treats ... and salmon oil to support brain development. Made in the U.S., these bites are small enough for puppies to easily eat while training but rewarding enough to keep them ...

Dr. Shannon Barrett told Newsweek that the environment can make a considerable difference in how well a dog sleeps.

During social interactions, the activity of the brain's neurons becomes synchronized ... increased with growing familiarity of human–dog pairs over five days, and tests indicated that the ...

A study in Advanced Science found that human and dog brains synchronize during mutual gazing and ... During social interactions, the activity of the brain’s neurons becomes synchronized between the ...

“The strength of the synchronisation increases with a growing familiarity of the human-dog dyad over five days,” the study shows. The analysis suggests that human brain activity is the leader ...

The recent research, published in Advanced Science, found that dog and human brains seem to mirror each other during interactions like petting. But their inter-brain connection was even stronger ...