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Have you used a dog’s activity tracker or health monitoring device?

Please share your experiences in internatuonal survey of Buddy and the Smiths 2.0 research project.

Animal Mind research group belongs to Buddy & the Smiths 2.0

Aims of the project are develop technology that improves monitoring dog wellbeing and enhances dog-human interaction

Over 1 100 000 watch­ers!

Our gaze tracking study has received the great attention in social media: the movie made by QUARTZ has been viewed over 1 100 000 times

Dogs may have evolved to handle our bad tempers

In WASHINGTON POST: New research shows that dogs limit their eye contact with angry humans, even as they tend to stare down upset canines.

Alpha-antagonist MK-467 attenuates or prevents the early cardiovascular effects of dexmedetomidine

DVM Flavia Restitutti's dissertation: Central, cardiovascular and metabolic effects of dexmedetomidine associated with the selective...

Crib-biting in Horses: A Physiological and Genetic Study

MSC Karin Hemmann's dissertation: Crib-biting in Horses: A Physiological and Genetic Study of Candidate Causative Factors

Dogs would rather watch people hugging than dogs ‘hugging'

In SCIENCE SHOTS: In a first experiment of its kind, scientists compared humans and dogs when looking at everyday scenes. Dogs and people...

Thermographic imaging in cats and dogs

DVM Mari Vainionpää's dissertation: Thermographic imaging in cats and dogs: Usability as a clinical method

Potential urinary biomarkers of acute kidney injury

MSc Mari Palviainen's dissertation: Potential urinary biomarkers of acute kidney injury in domestic animals

Dogs recognise their owners' faces - but prefer looking at other dogs

In INDEPENDENT: Dogs may have a similar facial recognition skills to those of humans

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