Guest Contributors to Companion Animal Psychology
The following guest posts have appeared on Companion Animal Psychology.
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Into the middle of things: Dog training lessons from the best fiction.
Did we evolve to love dogs?
Digging into our common ground with dogs.
The importance of science in horse training.
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Mark Bekoff PhD
"Bad dog?" The psychology and importance of using positive reinforcement.
Kristi Benson CTC
Special Correspondent to Companion Animal Psychology
Did we evolve to love dogs?
Digging into our common ground with dogs.
John Binks and Lucy Mellish
Time for self-reflection? Exploring developments in animals' abilities to demonstrate self-awareness.
Georgina (Gina) Bishopp
Do dogs use body language to calm us down?
The importance of science in horse training.
Dr. Gurpal Chahal
Dog dementia: what is canine cognitive dysfunction in dogs?
Luisa Dormer and Sienna Taylor
Scent and scent-ability
Jane Gething-Lewis
Dearly-departed dogs.
Christian Nawroth, PhD
Despite all the media fuzz, goats are not the new dogs.
James Oxley and Clare Ellis
Are rabbits lagging behind in basic pet care practices?
Beth Sautins CTC
Nickala Squire CTC
Why you should never train a dog to come when called using a shock collar.
Sienna Taylor and John Binks
Beating the boredom blues: sniffing out new opportunities for dogs.
Shelly Volsche, PhD
