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Top Tips on Puppy Raising from the Experts (Guide)
Common questions about caring for puppies answered by the experts. Photo: Photology1971/Shutterstock
Help Your Pet Live Their Best Life with The Pawsitive Post
An exciting new offering from Companion Animal Psychology for people who want (even) happier pets. By Zazie Todd, PhD
Flops, Treats, Purrs, and Pees: The Measurements of Daily Life with Pets
Trials, setbacks, and love are all part of our relationship with dogs and cats. Photo: Ermolaeva Olga 84/Shutterstock By Zazie Todd PhD.
Companion Animal Psychology News May 2021
Misunderstanding dogs, where a cat's butt goes, puppies, and teenagers... this month's Companion Animal Psychology news.
If The Cat Fits, It Tells Us What They See
Will cats choose to sit in an imaginary box? A grey cat called Ash sits in a Kanizsa square. Photo: Tara McCready By Zazie Todd, PhD.
Understanding Aggression in Dogs: It's Complex, but Fear is a Common Cause
The risk factors for dogs being aggressive towards people include being fearful, older, small, and someone’s first dog, new research shows. Photo: Bianca Ackermann/Unsplash
Companion Animal Psychology Book Club May 2021
"Answers every question imaginable for the new cat owner."--New York Times Book Review.