Exploring the Science of Dog Welfare: Dive into a brief overview of academic research examining the welfare of dogs in various environments, including streets, shelters, and homes.
A study of dog ownership in Greater Bangkok found that a large proportion of owned dogs roam freely, with high rates of street adoption, moderate sterilisation and vaccination coverage, and positive impacts from CNVR programs.
Roaming but Owned: A Study on How CNVR Changes Bangkok’s Free-Roaming Dog Ownership Read More »
A large-scale CNVR (Catch, Neuter, Vaccinate, Return) program across Greater Bangkok was associated with reductions in street dog numbers and puppies and improved resident tolerance.
Fewer Dogs, Fewer Problems: A Study On The Long-Term Impact of CNVR in Greater Bangkok Read More »
A study identifies key design challenges for dog walking and dog ownership, such as small housing, limited green space, and mobility constraints in dense Japanese cities.
A study found that first graders in China who participated in an animal-themed humane education program showed significantly greater improvements in both affective and cognitive empathy than others.
A study in Bhutan found that a short rabies education program results in improved schoolchildren’s knowledge, with most information retained after three months.
A study found that dog ownership, especially when combined with regular exercise, is associated with a significantly reduced risk of disability in older adults.
Dog Ownership May Help Older Adults Stay Independent Longer Read More »
A study examines how a community dog walking program strengthens social cohesion and expands networks, highlighting its potential as a community-based health and social intervention.
The CARing Kids pilot study explores the implementation, benefits, and challenges of animal-assisted humane education in Hong Kong primary schools.
Humane Education in Action: A Pilot Study on Animal-Assisted Learning in Hong Kong Read More »
A study found that dog ownership is associated with a lower risk of developing disabling dementia in older adults, particularly when coupled with regular exercise and social participation.
The Benefits of Owning a Dog for Older Adults: A Study on Dementia Prevention Read More »
A study found that dog ownership at six months of age was associated with a reduced risk of developmental delays in infants at 12 months.
Dogs at Home: A Step Toward Better Infant Development? Read More »