Animal Behavior Archives - Page 106 of 110

Nov 5 2009 | Faunalytics

Reasons For Relinquishment Of Cats To Rescue Shelters

In the U.K., 60% of cats entering shelters come from owner relinquishment, with these returned cats likely being older than the general population. READ MORE

Oct 30 2009 | Faunalytics

Purebred Dog Health Survey

Among purebred dogs the most common health conditions were cancer, old age and cardiac issues. READ MORE

Oct 13 2009 | Faunalytics

The Effects Of Animals On Human Health And Well-Being

This study has found that although there is no direct association between human heath and companion animals, it supports the general notion that companion animals are beneficial to human health and well-being. READ MORE

Sep 28 2009 | Faunalytics

Animal-Visitor Interactions In The Modern Zoo: Conflicts And Interventions

This study discusses the differing objectives of a zoo and how they can conflict with each other. READ MORE

Sep 26 2009 | Faunalytics

Developmental Context Effects On Bicultural Post-Trauma Self Repair In Chimpanzees

This study examined the differences between chimpanzees from different backgrounds, who can self-repair themselves after significant childhood trauma. READ MORE

Sep 8 2009 | Faunalytics

PetSmart Launches Guide To Understanding Companion Animals

This survey found that the majority of companion animal owners do not understand their animal’s behaviors and 90% said they wish they could. READ MORE

Aug 24 2009 | Faunalytics

What Really Prompts The Dog’s “Guilty Look”

This study found that the expression of guilt on a dog’s face does not actually come from them committing a misdeed but rather from their owners behavior towards them. READ MORE

Aug 18 2009 | Faunalytics

Migratory Birds Are Not Picky About Their Rest Stops

An observation of migratory birds has indicated that they are willing to stop in small wooded areas. During forest clearing there should at least remain small woodlots for migratory birds. READ MORE

Aug 11 2009 | Faunalytics

Here’s Paws For Thought: Are Cats Left Or Right Handed?

Researchers studying pet cat behaviors found that cats do indeed have a paw preference and there is a strong correlation between paw preference and gender in cats. READ MORE

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Reasons For Relinquishment Of Cats To Rescue Shelters

Purebred Dog Health Survey

The Effects Of Animals On Human Health And Well-Being

Animal-Visitor Interactions In The Modern Zoo: Conflicts And Interventions

Developmental Context Effects On Bicultural Post-Trauma Self Repair In Chimpanzees

PetSmart Launches Guide To Understanding Companion Animals

What Really Prompts The Dog’s “Guilty Look”

Migratory Birds Are Not Picky About Their Rest Stops

Here’s Paws For Thought: Are Cats Left Or Right Handed?

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