Animal Behavior Archives - Page 93 of 111

Aug 9 2012 | Faunalytics

One In Five Puppy Buyers Don’t Have Their Companion Animal Two Years Later

This RSPCA survey examined the behavior of people who purchased purebred puppies within the last two years. READ MORE

Aug 9 2012 | Faunalytics

Reproduction Capability Of A Single Female Cat

The old myth of a wild cat producing 420,000 offspring in seven years has been de-bunked with the actual number being closer to one-hundred due to kitten mortality rates. READ MORE

Aug 9 2012 | Faunalytics

AP-Petside Poll: Training, Not Nature, Makes Bully

This study asked U.S. respondents their attitudes on breed bans and found that the majority believe that training, not the dog breed, determines a dog's safety. READ MORE

Aug 9 2012 | Faunalytics

American Kennel Club 21st Century Dog Owners Study

This study focused on the behaviors, attitudes and purchasing habits of dog owners and found that dog ownership has a significant influence on the lifestyle of people. READ MORE

Aug 9 2012 | Faunalytics

Mental Health Of Dogs Formerly Used As ‘Breeding Stock’

Dogs used for breeding in “puppy farms” show signs of poor mental health, long term anxiety and fear due to unsuitable housing and environmental enrichment. READ MORE

Aug 7 2012 | Faunalytics

Animal Assisted Therapy: The Perspective Of An Activist/ Therapist

Animal assisted therapy has a long history in human society and many claim it has significant benefits for both the animals and for the therapy subjects. But should animals be used for our purposes, even if it is for therapy? READ MORE

Aug 6 2012 | Faunalytics

Measuring The Sustainability Of Different Poultry Production Systems

In a comparison of three types of poultry farms, organic systems that had fast-growing birds recorded the worst animal welfare results. READ MORE

Aug 4 2012 | Faunalytics

How The Country Fox Learnt To Love City Living

This article found that the fox population in Britain had moved from country side areas to urban based area. READ MORE

Aug 4 2012 | Faunalytics

Dolphin Therapy is Booming Despite Concerns about Efficacy and Animal Cruelty

Dolphin-assisted therapy claims that brief exposure to dolphins is so rewarding that it "jump-starts" humans' receptiveness to conventional therapies. READ MORE

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One In Five Puppy Buyers Don’t Have Their Companion Animal Two Years Later

Reproduction Capability Of A Single Female Cat

AP-Petside Poll: Training, Not Nature, Makes Bully

American Kennel Club 21st Century Dog Owners Study

Mental Health Of Dogs Formerly Used As ‘Breeding Stock’

Animal Assisted Therapy: The Perspective Of An Activist/ Therapist

Measuring The Sustainability Of Different Poultry Production Systems

How The Country Fox Learnt To Love City Living

Dolphin Therapy is Booming Despite Concerns about Efficacy and Animal Cruelty

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