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Sep 16 2013 | Faunalytics

The Pit Bull Placebo: The Media, Myths and Politics of Canine Aggression

This paper examines the validity of the theory that certain dog breeds are inherently more dangerous and aggressive than others. READ MORE

Sep 16 2013 | Faunalytics

Nonsurgical Fertility Control for Managing Free-roaming Dog Populations

This review of scientific literature focused on recent trends, the variety of ways to inhibit fertility, and differences for confined and free-roaming dogs. READ MORE

Sep 12 2013 | Faunalytics

A Pattern of Abuse: Animal Welfare Violations in University of California Laboratories

Descriptions of 28 violations of the Animal Welfare Act confirmed on seven University of California campuses during the three-year period from August 2010 to June 2013. READ MORE

Aug 13 2013 | Faunalytics

The Relationship Between Personality Match and Pet Satisfaction Among Dog Owners

This study found that assessing the personality traits of both dogs and their guardians can predict satisfaction with the relationship. READ MORE

Aug 6 2013 | Faunalytics

Choosing Between The Emotional Dog And The Rational Pal

This study explored peoples’ responses to a fictional moral dilemma between saving their companion animal or saving a human being. READ MORE

Jul 30 2013 | Faunalytics

The Animal Tracker (Wave 4 – March 2011)

This report summarizes results from Wave 4 of the Animal Tracker, finding continued strong support for humane education and many other advocacy tactics. READ MORE

Jul 29 2013 | Florence Williams

Community Partnering Improves Release Rate In Animal Shelters

Community collaboration on animal shelters increases live release rates of animals by 62% and has shown to be an effective tactic. READ MORE

Jul 18 2013 | Faunalytics

Comparison Of Visual And DNA Breed Identification Of Dogs

Although the most common method, visually identifying dog breeds often does not match up with their actual DNA identification. READ MORE

Jul 9 2013 | Faunalytics

Communication Patterns Within A Group Of Shelter Dogs And Implications For Their Welfare

When shelter dogs are kept in groups, it generally provides a socially and physically improved environment. However, it can make interactions more stressful than enjoyable over time. READ MORE

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The Pit Bull Placebo: The Media, Myths and Politics of Canine Aggression

Nonsurgical Fertility Control for Managing Free-roaming Dog Populations

A Pattern of Abuse: Animal Welfare Violations in University of California Laboratories

The Relationship Between Personality Match and Pet Satisfaction Among Dog Owners

Choosing Between The Emotional Dog And The Rational Pal

The Animal Tracker (Wave 4 – March 2011)

Community Partnering Improves Release Rate In Animal Shelters

Comparison Of Visual And DNA Breed Identification Of Dogs

Communication Patterns Within A Group Of Shelter Dogs And Implications For Their Welfare

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