Across eight locations spanning Long Island and the NYC metro area, Lucky Paws’ new owners, husband-and-wife team Pin Gao and Ryan Farnan, have transformed a long-standing neighborhood chain into a ...

As National Llama Day arrives on December 9, 2025, it’s the perfect moment to recognize an unexpected yet rapidly growing ...

Dogs and their people bring a little light and a lot of love to the world.

Doggy day care centers can fill the attention gap when dog owners must do things that can’t be done with dogs — working, going to the doctor, grocery shopping or socializing in dog-free spaces. That’s ...

In this episode of "LA Stories with Giselle Fernandez," SoCal native Debbie Pearl shares her inspiring journey of rescuing disabled and abused dogs. Pearl's story began with Fast Eddie, a paralyzed ...

AI is now so present in our lives that the story of how it came to be so is receding — that is, if we ever absorbed it properly. It’s a tale of scientists laboring for years in the hope of one day ...

Like the latest iPhone model, new dog breeds drop all the time. In early 2025, the American Kennel Club officially announced the Danish-Swedish Farmdog as the 202nd recognized dog breed. It’s only the ...

From village dogs to toy poodles to mastiffs, dogs come in an astonishing array of shapes, colors and sizes. Today there are estimated to be about 700 million dogs living with or around humans. To ...

Kylie M. Cairns receives funding from the Australian Dingo Foundation, the Australia and Pacific Science Foundation, the ACT government and donations from the general public. She is a director of the ...

Across industries, AI is driving significant gains in efficiency, insight and innovation. However, as businesses race to automate everything from customer outreach to performance reviews, some leaders ...

Artificial intelligence agents powered by the world's most advanced language models routinely fail to complete even straightforward professional tasks on their own, according to groundbreaking ...

A genomic study shows that over the last 10,000 years, diverse Eurasian cultures kept and spread genetically distinct dog populations. Dogs have been part of human societies across Eurasia for at ...