The Daily Wag: Fetching Dog News from Every Corner of the Globe

With daylight saving time starting this month, dogs and their owners will likely lose an hour of sleep, as clocks are set forward. And if you’ve ever wondered if domesticated dogs have as much trouble adjusting to the time change as humans do, it turns out, scientists have looked into this question.  In 2021, researchers in Ontario, Canada, conducted a study of both sled dogs and companion dogs during fall daylight saving time, when we gain an hour and see an earlier sunrise. Both dogs and their human owners or caretakers wore sensors (on their collars and wrists, respectively), which…