A recent study using 3D skull analysis found no evidence that dog breeds bred for bite or scent work have specialized skull ...

New research has found that when it comes to which breed of dog might be best for a given task, looks can be deceiving.

The prevailing belief has been that selective breeding enhances a dog’s ability to perform specific tasks, but new research challenges this assumption, at least when it comes to skills associated with ...

To the casual viewer, it might be hard to fathom what judges glean from patting down and peering at carefully prepped canines ...

The results showed that domesticated dog breeds exhibit exceptional diversity in their skull shapes, but have high overlap among the parts of the skulls that correspond with functional tasks.

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These flat-faced breeds have skull shapes unlike any wild canids, suggesting these features came from human preferences rather than functional needs. These results suggest that successful working dogs ...

For centuries, humans have selectively bred dogs for specific tasks such as herding, hunting, guarding, and scent detection. The assumption has been that these breeds developed distinct physical ...

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