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Dogs' ability to detect epilepsy, is being paired with the possibility of using AI to mimic their sensory capabilities in a SFI-funded research project currently underway at DCU in partnership with Epilepsy Ireland.

Photo provided by Dogs for the Disabled Ireland

Dogs' ability to detect epilepsy, is being paired with the possibility of using AI to mimic their sensory capabilities in a SFI-funded research project currently underway at DCU in partnership with Epilepsy Ireland.

Photo provided by Dogs for the Disabled Ireland

Dr Shelley Brady is part of the team working on a fascinating, SFI-funded research project currently underway at DCU in partnership with Epilepsy Ireland.

The study investigates the possibility of training dogs to predict epileptic seizures and using AI to mimic their sensory capabilities

Lili Chin's book Dogs of the World explores how breeds originated, the differences bewtwen them, and features Lili's charming illustrations of each breed.

ManyPets, a trusted leader in the pet insurance industry, has released its eagerly anticipated naughtiest dog names and breeds, showcasing the most mischievous four-legged friends. With data sourced from thousands of claims and customer insights, the findings underline ManyPets’ expertise in protecting pets and their owners from life’s unexpected moments.

Clear Path for Veterans helps veterans find community and connections one dog at a time. Their flagship program trains and pairs veterans with service dogs nationwide.

Clear Path for Veterans CEO Ryan Woodruff, is a Marine Corps veteran who began his career at Clear Path as a Peer Support Specialist and, during that time, received services himself as he transitioned from military to civilian life.

Researchers surveyed 2,000 UK cat and dog owners, and discovered as many as 81 percent think of their pet as the greatest love of their LIFE, while 41 percent see their furry friend as their child.

The study, commissioned by MyPet.com is backed up by industry figures, showing as many as 58 percent of dogs - and 72 percent of cats in the UK have not been protected with annual vaccinations in the last year and are missing regular veterinary health checks. Yearly

Detection dogs have been used in the UK to successfully identify tree disease helping track down the deadly tree pathogen Phytophthora ramorum.

This is Ivor who was trained using a variety of detection training techniques including initial scent recognition.

Beetle has enchanted Jill and family.

Bryony and Jill in their Crufts outfits - we love it!