A new fascinating study conducted by the Department of Ethology of Eötvös Loránd University reveals, that dogs perform are quite impressively when it comes to voice recognition. Read about the study in more detail in the news area of the University.
Our dear supporter Paula Peréz, who happens to be a PhD researcher of cat and dog behaviour at the department of Ethology of Eötvös Loránd University (!!), put together for us this little summary of what cats need at home.
Sometimes good things happen (more or less) out of the blue – as commenced today when we picked up the mail. All as per usual: bills, the paper, ads… but behold – a letter from the National Tax Authority?! Yes! Great! Finally! For the benefit of the reader who isn’t Read more
Cat’s don’t really care if a square 2 or 3 dimensional, or even imaginary, they sit on it anyway.
(more…)The other day we came across this rather interesting read as regards pigs: turns out they can (and actually seem to enjoy) play video games! Read more in this BBC Technology article. Here’s a quote that sticked with us from the article: “Dogs look up to you, cats look down Read more
Dogs are largely known for their ability to cooperate with humans and they’ve been doing just that since the Neolithic age. We also know that they are able to understand and learn human words, like sit, heel, stay, and if trained, they obey to these commands. But how many words can a dog learn?
(more…)Change is happening, slowly and one bit at a time – but it’s happening! We’ve been very glad to read, that the senate of the state of New York passed a bill that bans the selling of small animals like cats, dogs and rabbits in an effort to end what Read more
