Animal Behavior Archives - Page 96 of 110

Jan 18 2012 | Faunalytics

Dogs Respond Appropriately To Cues of Humans’ Attentional Focus

Researchers found that dogs had higher levels of response when an instructor was looking at them. READ MORE

Jan 16 2012 | Faunalytics

Looking For An Ideal Horse: Rider Preferences

Researchers have found that the most important qualities riders look for in a horse are handling and maintenance with the ability to jump being important to more advanced riders. READ MORE

Dec 30 2011 | Faunalytics

Keeping Horses In Groups: A Review

This literature examines the research on horses being kept in groups rather than confined individually. READ MORE

Dec 5 2011 | Faunalytics

The Effectiveness Of Tags And Microchips For Companion Animals

In shelters, only a tiny portion of companion animals are reclaimed, but with the use of microchips the return rate is 2.5x higher for dogs and 20x higher for cats. READ MORE

Dec 4 2011 | Faunalytics

Children With Learning Disabilities With Therapy Dogs

Researchers have found that animal-assisted therapy was more effective in assisting children with Down Syndrome to focus than using a toy dog. READ MORE

Nov 30 2011 | Faunalytics

Additive Threats From Pathogens, Climate And Land-Use Change For Global Amphibian Diversity

This article analyses the three major threats to frog populations and predicts trends for their future populations. READ MORE

Nov 29 2011 | Faunalytics

An Integrative Approach To Personality Research In Anthrozoology

Researchers examined the personality traits of people to compare with the personality traits of their companion animals, using 50 different measurement items. READ MORE

Nov 28 2011 | Faunalytics

Survey of The Methods Used To Identify Feral And Frightened Cats

Shelters need to create a validated assessment method to properly decide which cats are suitable for human contact, to avoid making mistakes in determining which cats are feral. READ MORE

Nov 22 2011 | Faunalytics

Climate Change And American Bullfrog Invasion

This report examines the invasive species of the American Bullfrog that resides in South America, and researchers predict its continued growth. READ MORE

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Dogs Respond Appropriately To Cues of Humans’ Attentional Focus

Looking For An Ideal Horse: Rider Preferences

Keeping Horses In Groups: A Review

The Effectiveness Of Tags And Microchips For Companion Animals

Children With Learning Disabilities With Therapy Dogs

Additive Threats From Pathogens, Climate And Land-Use Change For Global Amphibian Diversity

An Integrative Approach To Personality Research In Anthrozoology

Survey of The Methods Used To Identify Feral And Frightened Cats

Climate Change And American Bullfrog Invasion

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