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Can Dogs Smell Emotions?
Weâve always known dogs are good at reading us, but now a study published in Scientific Reports confirms they can actually smell our stress. Researchers found that dogs who sniffed sweat samples from stressed-out humans were more hesitant to approach a bowl that might have food, suggesting the scent affected their emotional state and optimism.
Itâs a reminder that your mood could be shaping how your dog feels, even without saying a word. Staying calm and relaxed around your pup, especially during training or big outings, can help them feel more secure and confident too.

Dog Owner Headed to College?
Outsmart college costs
Ready for next semester? June is a key time to assess how youâll cover college costs. And considering federal aid often isnât enough, you might have to consider private student loans.
Youâre just in time, thoughâmost schools recommend applying about two months before tuition is due. By now, colleges start sending final cost-of-attendance letters, revealing how much youâll need to bridge the gap.
Understanding your options now can help ensure youâre prepared and avoid last-minute stress. View Moneyâs best student loans list to find lenders with low rates and easy online application.
Thank you to Money for partnering with us!

Meet Ripcord, our Dog of the Day!

This golden Staffy mix from New Jersey has been winning hearts since he was 14 weeks oldâand now, at 5 years old, he's still the king of cuddles and charm.
A proud rescue pup, Ripcord isn't just part of the familyâhe is the family. With his golden glow and loyal heart, it's no wonder his humans think he deserves âDog of the Decade.â
Thanks for sharing your story, Ripcord. Weâre smiling right back at you!
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Panda the Pup Wins Big at Cannes
Cannes gave its most adorable honorâthe Palm Dogâto Panda, an Icelandic sheepdog starring in The Love That Remains. Directed by Hlynur PĂĄlmason, the film features his real-life kids and his real-life dog, making Pandaâs performance feel extra special.
The 25th Palm Dog ceremony also handed out prizes for standout moments, including a dachshund-Rottweiler duo in Pillion and two dogs in the mystical film SirĂąt. Even at Cannes, sometimes itâs the pups who steal the show.

The Adventures of Stitcher: Cavemanâs Best Friend


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