Back in her day, around 1910, a collie from Eastport named Jean was deemed “the greatest dog actress in the world.” Likely ...

From ancient stargazing to modern pet safety — here’s how this phrase got its name and why it still matters today.

The dog days of summer” may seem to refer to the hottest days of the year, but the origin of the phrase is actually a little ...

The “Dog Days” of summer ended earlier this month and now you can find Sirius, the Dog Star (because it’s in the constellation Canis Major, “The Great Dog”), in the morning sky.

The brightest star in the night sky is Sirius, also known as the "Dog Star." Here's when, where and how to see it—and glimpse its rainbow of colors.

We’re in the dog days of summer, at least where I live – over 90 degrees and humid. According to ancient Greeks, it's thanks to Sirius, the Dog Star.

The dog movie star effect is real. Among the 29 films, the overall popularity of breeds as reflected by AKC puppy registrations did increase at a greater-than-expected rate in the years following ...

Sirius, one of the nearest stars to our solar system, will be briefly occulted by a three mile-wide asteroid called 4388 Jurgen, but only for those inside a narrow path through Mexico, US, and Canada.