A small Toronto-based study suggests that sleeping with a dog may not disrupt a person’s sleep, but human movement during the ...

A small study of 38 human-dog pairs suggests people’s movements during sleep may trigger activity in their dogs, potentially disrupting pets’ rest.

A concerned dog becomes emotional as he tries to get a response from his sleeping companion.

Your dog may be getting too much blame for a restless night. A study published October 7 in PLOS One found that sharing a bed ...

Does sleeping with your dog ruin your rest? A new study suggests people may be more likely to wake their dogs than the other way around.

Tommy Callaghan looks over the recent news from around the GAA world and gives his thoughts on more new rules The senior ...

As pack leader, the labradors make me cosy in bed. My husband gets a paw in the face ...

Can sleeping with your dog help you get a better night's sleep? New research suggests it might. There's nothing better than waking up with a pup curled up next to you.

A four-week actigraphy study of 25 humans and 38 dogs found that owners and their pets disturb each other's sleep in tightly ...

The study says humans are more likely to disrupt dogs when sleeping together at night ...

ONTARIO, Canada (WKRC) — A new study published this week suggests the key to a good night's sleep may just be letting your dog sleep next to you: A team of researchers at the University of Toronto ...

Researchers found that nighttime disruptions were correlated, but usually the humans stirred first and their dogs followed.