The extra large is 23.5 inches tall and 48 inches wide, so my dog could move around and play with toys but could not stand up ...

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Many dogs thrive on mental stimulation and enrichment. It’s a necessity for some intelligent breeds — otherwise, they’ll ...

Hunter Dickinson was back on the court for No. 1 Kansas on Monday night. His next game is going to be a more difficult ...

Dogs instinctually know when someone's hurt or in pain and they immediately spring into action. Their natural ability to empathize and offer healing any way they can is what makes them so wonderful.

with English Toy Terriers especially prized. But, after that, interest in breeding them almost died out. Only in the 1950s did cynologists decide to create a new type of small companion dog.

Dogs like playing tug of war for a simple reason: it's fun! Of course, this is just the short answer to the question as there may be several other reasons why dogs find this game so irresistible. In ...

She had just recently learned about self-harm after asking a friend about her many bandages and long sleeves. “It was always after the visits to (my dad’s) house,” Megan said. “I would ...

Between two cats, a dog, and a tortoise ... Parrot and his Labrador Retriever mix actually playing together, and it's so wild (and adorable) that you just have to see it for yourself. The pup had a ...

and Shogi from scratch by nothing but self-play," he wrote. Given the results so far, the quest for what I.J. Good called "the last invention that man need ever make" will definitely continue apace.

"[Gran] actually worked with two industrial robot arms that could play the cello," Muhlrad told Reuters. "And I thought that was very interesting, because there's obviously a lot of self-playing ...