Whether you’re doing chores around the house, driving home from the store or going on a walk, music can make everything more enjoyable. Depending on the genre, it can give you an energy boost, calm ...

"The most sensible explanation is that there is something inherently relaxing about this genre of music, perhaps resulting in the release of chemicals that bring about a pleasurable state of mind," ...

Have you ever wondered why your Spot’s ears perk up when it’s perfectly quiet? Or why Fido barks a minute before the delivery person appears with a package at your front door? Well, it’s quite simple.

Mozart could be the trick to keeping barking dogs calm. Classical music can keep a pup composed when an owner leaves the house, and it can help reduce separation anxiety, according to new research ...

I recently encountered a new study that looked at the response of dogs to various types of music. This one, out of Colorado State University, was authored by a team headed by psychologist Lori Kogan.

It can be difficult for people to know exactly what their non-verbal pets are asking for. Cats, in particular, have sensitive personalities and can cause headaches for their owners if their ...

A study indicated that songs with a tempo of 50-60 beats per minute (BPM) significantly reduced cortisol levels in dogs, leading to a more relaxed demeanor. Given that many popular Christmas songs ...

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