Companion Animal Population Archives - Page 19 of 71

Apr 28 2020 | Sara Streeter

Let Me Lead: Perspectives From Guide Dog Handlers

Guide dogs are some of the most highly trained canines around. Yet, guide dog assessments still don’t capture the full range of behaviors that affect the dog-handler partnership. READ MORE

Apr 20 2020 | Trent Davidson

How To Build Better Dog-Human Companionship

This study looked at the factors that make a “very satisfactory” relationship between humans and their canine companions. While both dog and human behavior play important roles, there were some surprises. READ MORE

Apr 14 2020 | Celine Icard-Stoll

Dispelling Myths About Mutts: A Literature Review

A research review from The National Canine Research Council reveals how unreliable data has created misconceptions related to how dog breeds are perceived. READ MORE

Mar 30 2020 | Faunalytics

Setting Guidelines For The Welfare Of Emotional Support Animals

An emotional support animal (or ESA) can help people suffering from poor mental health. However, we need to make sure that the ESA system works for everyone involved, both human and nonhuman. READ MORE

Mar 12 2020 | Sara Streeter

Therapy Dogs: Love, Laughter, And A Dark Side

Dogs can bring joy and laughter to seniors and the infirmed. But they can also transmit disease and suffer stress — or worse — from improper handling. READ MORE

Mar 11 2020 | Brooke Haggerty

20 Ways Faunalytics Has Supported The Animal Protection Movement

Faunalytics' Brooke Haggerty looks at how 20 years of research and data has armed advocates with the information they need to make change for animals. READ MORE

Feb 21 2020 | Faunalytics

Polish Farm Cats’ Impact On Local Wildlife

We all know that cats with access to the outdoors are hunters. This study looks at their potential concrete impact using numbers from Polish farms. READ MORE

Feb 18 2020 | Jacob Lichty

Few Veterinary Students Adhere To Veg*n Diets

Researchers interviewed veterinary students hoping to find a connection between a person’s relationship with animals and their adherence to a veg*n diet. READ MORE

Jan 28 2020 | Sarah Hanneken

Long-Term Success Of TNR Programs For Community Cat Populations: An Updated Look

TNR programs, especially when paired with socialization and adoption, can successfully reduce stray and feral cat populations over the long term. READ MORE

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