Dog article list
Dogs may be able to read their owners' "subtle emotions and physiological changes": Azabu University and others measure dogs' reactions and heart rate.
A research group centered around the Department of Veterinary Medicine, Azabu University* has found that dogs respond not only to clear emotional expressions from their owners but also to stress states. […]
Dog ownership enhances community relationships and a sense of belonging to the community: Social survey by Rikkyo University and Azabu University
A research group from Rikkyo University and Azabu University found that dog owners have a higher number of "familiar faces" they repeatedly encounter in their daily lives compared to people who don't own dogs. […]
Azabu University and others investigate that changes in the bacterial flora are linked to increased happiness among children who own dogs.
A research group from Azabu University, Gunma University, the Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science and the Social Health and Medical Research Center, and RIKEN has found that dog ownership affects children's health...
A joint research group including Azabu University has discovered that genetic differences in dogs affect drug metabolism.
Azabu University, RIKEN, Kagoshima University, Showa Pharmaceutical University, University of Tokyo, Japan Advanced Veterinary Medical Center, ITEA Corporation Tokyo Environmental Allergy […]
Close attachment to dogs and cats influences adolescent well-being: Azabu University and other researchers reveal
A research group from Azabu University, Kyoto University, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science found that people with high levels of social alienation but high levels of well-being tend to be more likely to eat dogs or cats.
Getting closer to the origin of dogs: Did they diverge from the extinct ancestor of the Japanese wolf?
A research group from the Graduate University for Advanced Studies and Gifu University has revealed that the extinct Japanese wolf is the most genetically related wolf to dogs.
Revolutionizing pet blood transfusion treatment, Chuo University develops artificial plasma that can be administered to dogs
A research group led by Professor Teruyuki Komatsu of Chuo University has succeeded in developing artificial blood (artificial plasma) for dogs.Blood is blood cells (red blood cells, white blood cells, etc. […]
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology discovers that fecal transplant therapy is effective in dogs with atopic dermatitis
A research group led by Associate Professor Keitaro Omori of the Graduate School of Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology is conducting joint research with Anicom Advanced Medical Research Institute Co., Ltd. to develop atopic skin […]
Azabu University, Rikkyo University, Chuo Ward, Sagamihara City Investigate Local Connections and Happiness by Raising Dogs
Professor Takeshi Kikusui and Associate Professor Miho Nagasawa of the Laboratory of Intermediary Zoology, Department of Applied Animal Science, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Azabu University, and […]
Combining radiotherapy and immune checkpoint inhibitors improves treatment efficacy for canine malignant melanoma
A research group at Hokkaido University and Tohoku University has used an immune checkpoint inhibitor, anti-PD-L1 […]
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