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 evaluated the effectiveness of a dog welfare education campaign, finding limited impact on awareness, behavior change, and help-seeking intentions.
Did the Dog Welfare Education Campaign Make a Difference? A Study’s Key Takeaways Read More »
A UK study found majority support for routine pet spay/neuter procedures, with demographic variances.
Attitudes Toward Neutering: What a UK Study Reveals About Pet Owners Read More »
A study examines veterinarians’ attitudes toward using pre-purchase consultations to address the welfare issues associated with brachycephalic dog breeds.
Vet Ethics and the Brachycephalic Dilemma: A Research on Pre-Purchase Consultations Read More »
A study provides a comparative analysis of dog welfare regulations across countries, highlighting significant variations in scope, specificity, and regulatory tools.
Dog welfare professionals, through questionnaires and workshops, helped identify high-priority dog welfare challenges in the UK.
Dog Welfare Challenges in the UK: What Experts Say Should Be the Research Focus Read More »
A study explores the perspectives of Irish dog welfare organizations, highlighting their challenges and opportunities in general dog welfare and the welfare organization sector.
Dog Welfare Challenges in Ireland As Explained By Dog Welfare Organizations Read More »
A study evaluated the short-term effects of Dogs Trust educational workshops on children’s attitudes and knowledge about responsible dog ownership and safety.
Barking Up the Right Tree: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Dog Welfare Workshops Read More »
A study explores the potential of pet health insurance to address financial barriers in veterinary care, highlighting that it may not be the solution for all groups of owners.
Can Pet Health Insurance Improve Animal Welfare? Points From A Thought Model Read More »
A study highlights the need for improved preventive care, owner education, and senior wellness programs for ageing dogs in the United Kingdom.
The Gap in Senior Dog Veterinary Care Needs and Owner Awareness Read More »
A UK study evaluates client perceptions of dog trainers and behavioralists, their training methods, and outcomes for addressing unwanted dog behaviors.
Who’s Helping Our Dogs? A Look at Canine Behavior Professionals in the UK Read More »