If you’re having problems understanding your dog’s needs, you might consider getting a Bowlingual dog bark translator device. This unique gadget translates your dog’s barks and woofs into words, ...

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A sharp bark at the front door, a low growl near the food bowl, a whine by the lead: every dog owner has wondered the same thing at some point. What is my dog actually trying to say? As artificial ...

Just because you can pre-order something doesn’t mean it’ll be awesome when it’s finally ready. The folks behind the No More Woof dog translator seem to be looking to tamper everyone’s expectations as ...

No More Woof from the Swedish Lab Nordic Society for Invention and Discovery or NSID, is working on a translator for dogs and has just received the $10,000 in funding it was seeking on Indiegogo and ...

DALLAS — Ever wonder what your dog is trying to say? Well, a University of Texas at Arlington researcher is aiming to turn barks, howls and whimpers of man’s best friend into intelligible speech — a ...

If you have ever watched a flock of crows coordinate an aerial maneuver or listened to a dog whine, you have probably ...

Source: SC Psychological Enterprises Ltd. A colleague of mine recently came by to ask me a question. He had just returned from a short professional visit to Israel. According to him, the facility he ...

What if your pet dog or cat could talk instead of barking or meowing? You’d know just how much Rover loves you — and maybe how sorry Fluffy is about that mess on the carpet. We all know that’s not ...