Paws off my chocolate

If the Easter bunny delivers lots of chocolate treats to you this year, remember to make sure your dog doesn’t get it’s paws on any of it, says the charity Medical Detection Dogs. Chocolate is poisonous to dogs and can make them seriously ill, even proving fatal. It...

Dogs could join the fight against COVID-19

Medical Detection Dogs is looking into whether man’s best friend could play a role in preventing the spread of Coronavirus.  The charity has spent years successfully researching the science behind dogs’ sense of smell and believes that dogs could detect the disease....

Can dogs sniff cancer in each other?

Ground-breaking study launches this month A study into whether cancer detection dogs can sniff cancer in another dogs’ urine sample is being carried out for the first time in the UK by the charity Medical Detection Dogs. The project will investigate what would be a...

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