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Jul 3 2013 | Faunalytics

Keeping Pets In Homes: A Three-Phase Retention Study

This is part two in a three-part series on companion animal adoption and retention. The following articles looks at the proportion of companion animals that remain in their home after [...] READ MORE

Jun 27 2013 | Florence Williams

The World From A Dog’s Point Of View

A comprehensive review of dog cognition research over the last century is presented in this edition of the Advances in the Study of Behavior series. READ MORE

Jun 17 2013 | Faunalytics

Comparing Welfare For Dogs Based On Duration In Shelter

Though being in a shelter can have significant welfare implications for dogs, the duration a dog stays in a shelter makes only a negligible difference. READ MORE

Jun 3 2013 | Faunalytics

Differences In People’s Orientations Toward Animals

This study explored variations in attitudes of dog guardians towards their dog, with three key distinct orientations: dominionistic, humanistic and protectionistic. READ MORE

May 30 2013 | Faunalytics

Methodological Considerations In Designing And Evaluating Animal-Assisted Interventions

Animal-assisted therapy research oftern has flaws, and those flaws have stunted its ability to be seen as a viable alternative treatment for general human wellbeing. READ MORE

May 30 2013 | Faunalytics

A Meaty Matter A Pet Diet And The Vegetarian’s Dilemma

Vegans and ethical vegetarians feel more guilt for feeding their companion animals meat. They also have higher rates of feeding meat-free diets to their companions, as opposed to vegetarians motivated [...] READ MORE

May 17 2013 | Faunalytics

Owner Attachment And Problem Behaviors Related To Relinquishment And Training Techniques Of Dogs

In this study, dog guardians and those who were preparing to surrender a dog to a shelter were surveyed to understand a variety of factors on the subject of animal [...] READ MORE

May 14 2013 | Faunalytics

The Use Of Visual Media As A Tool For Investigating Animal Behaviour

The use of online video, especially YouTube, is probably a good means of spreading animal related information to general public. READ MORE

Apr 17 2013 | Faunalytics

Neuroticism And Religious Coping Uniquely Predict Distress Severity Among Bereaved Pet Owners

Personality and religion are now known to be factors in assisting the emotional wellbeing of humans after the death of a companion animal. READ MORE

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Keeping Pets In Homes: A Three-Phase Retention Study

The World From A Dog’s Point Of View

Comparing Welfare For Dogs Based On Duration In Shelter

Differences In People’s Orientations Toward Animals

Methodological Considerations In Designing And Evaluating Animal-Assisted Interventions

A Meaty Matter A Pet Diet And The Vegetarian’s Dilemma

Owner Attachment And Problem Behaviors Related To Relinquishment And Training Techniques Of Dogs

The Use Of Visual Media As A Tool For Investigating Animal Behaviour

Neuroticism And Religious Coping Uniquely Predict Distress Severity Among Bereaved Pet Owners

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