You're currently following this author! Click to unsubscribe from email alerts. When Martin Agee walks into an ASPCA animal shelter, the dogs get excited — expecting to be fed or perhaps to go for a ...

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My dogs aren't music aficionados, though they do love light hits or classical. They bristle at songs that are too loud or chaotic like heavy metal, but anything soft and soothing helps them relax.

Have you ever wondered why your Spot’s ears perk up when it’s perfectly quiet? Or why Fido barks a minute before the delivery person appears with a package at your front door? Well, it’s quite simple.

I recently encountered a new study that looked at the response of dogs to various types of music. This one, out of Colorado State University, was authored by a team headed by psychologist Lori Kogan.