Companion Animal Psychology
By Zazie Todd, PhD. Happy cats. Happy dogs. Thanks to science.
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17 February 2019
Companion Animal Psychology News February 2019
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Dog training standards, the puppy brain, and the crow that called for food… the latest Companion Animal Psychology news. Favourites f...
13 February 2019
Breed Specific Legislation Had No Effect on Dog Bites in Odense, Denmark
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In 2010, Denmark banned 13 breeds of dog. It made no difference to hospitalizations for dog bites. Photo: sanjagrujic/Shutterstock O...
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07 February 2019
New Study Identifies our Different Ethical Beliefs about Animals
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New research finds four ethical orientations towards animals, and some surprising links to cat and dog ownership and to other behaviours suc...
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06 February 2019
Finding Hidden Food in Nosework Increases Dogs' Optimism
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Opportunities to use the nose and make choices in nosework are good for dogs’ welfare. Photo: KM-Photography/Shutterstock We all kno...
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03 February 2019
Companion Animal Psychology Book Club February 2019
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This month's choice by the book club is a favourite about dogs that "...causes one's dog-loving heart to flutter with astonishm...
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