Why is that? Maybe it just registers with us emotionally. Perhaps it embodies human expressions of inquisitiveness or empathy. Or maybe it’s just pure cuteness and nothing else.At some point, however, ...

In a three-month-long program aimed at teaching both GWL and "typical" dogs the names of two toys, GWL dogs tilted their heads much more frequently than typical dogs – at 43% vs 2% of trials.

According to McGowan, some studies suggest certain dog breeds’ noses and heads might obstruct their vision, so a dog may also tilt its head to see better. McGowan says humans sometimes reinforce ...

Q: I recently adopted Sophie, a 1-year-old standard poodle, who has an endearing trait. Sometimes she tilts her head when I'm talking, as though she's trying to understand everything I'm saying.

Researchers at Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest, Hungary, tested a theory that a dog's adorable head tilt could be linked to their ability to process the names of objects Digital News Writer ...

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 ...

Man's best friend has a lot of adorable habits, but the pose we arguably all know and love is – the dog head-tilt. But why do our furry friends tilt their heads in the first place? In a study ...

Our little 14-year-old dog developed a head tilt in the last day or two. She is walking with some difficulty and having trouble getting her balance.

If you're a dog owner, you'll be familiar with the adorable head tilt that your pet will do when you're speaking to them - but many people have no idea why they do it ...

The researchers studied the dogs through multiple tests and found that while typical dogs tilted their heads only 2% of the time, GWL dogs exhibited a head tilt 43% of the time.