Managing rather than dealing with behavioral problems is a common strategy. But then it comes to biting dogs, it might not be a wise one.

This week's podcast explores how Mother Nature knew the value of the little black dress concept long before humans did.

The problem-oriented statistics-driven battle against canine testicles moves into the chemical realm. Will it be more successful?

What happens when we replace a pet's dearly beloved toy without thinking through the process first? Tune in to find out.

Not surprisingly, the evolution of the human-domestic cat bond didn't follow a predictable course either.

I've decided that, unlike us, all companion animals must be at least bilingual.

How many of you remember this movie? Do you consider it an award-winner?

Multiple dog breeds carry strong emotional charges. Could this affect their performance as viable emotional support animals?

The death of Cecil the lion showcased 2 quite different responses to the problem.

What do forest fires, human disease, and our use of antibiotics have in common? All of them behave in accord with natural laws. Unfortunately flouting them to treat current problems as quickly as possible may set up future generations for those far worse.