The Scientific Reason Dogs Tilt Their Heads—And Why It’s So Cute originally appeared on Parade Pets. Let’s set the scene: You’re talking to your dog from across the room. “Hey Rover, would you like a ...

Head-tilting may indicate your dog is trying to see better — especially if they have a long muzzle. A head-tilt could also indicate that your dog is thinking or likes the attention it gets them. If ...

The post Does your dog listen when you talk? Understanding the head tilt appeared first on Dog's Best Life. Do you ever wonder if your dog can understand what you’re saying? Dogs are incredibly ...

This behaviour has never been studied before. According to a new study, just published in Animal Cognition, some dogs, those that can learn the name of their toys, tilt their heads upon hearing their ...

We often look to people's faces for signs of how they're thinking or feeling, trying to gauge whether their eyes are narrowed or widened, whether the mouth is turned up or down. But findings published ...

Ask your dog if they want to go to the park, and you might get an inquisitive-looking head tilt in response. This cute canine behavior is familiar to dog owners, but no one really knows why human’s ...

Dogs' adorable head tilts when called are more than just cute; they signify active processing of your voice's tone, context, and emotion. This behaviour, linked to name recognition, helps dogs better ...

The owner of Ginny the rabbit was alarmed to find that her once-healthy bunny had developed a striking head tilt. The condition, known as torticollis, makes the neck twist, causing a bunny’s head to ...

Let’s set the scene: You’re talking to your dog from across the room. “Hey Rover, would you like a cookie?” you say in that typically sweet, high-pitched tone known as “parentese,” but in this case, ...

We often look to people's faces for signs of how they're thinking or feeling, trying to gauge whether their eyes are narrowed or widened, whether the mouth is turned up or down. But new findings show ...