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 found that the Scottish SPCA’s humane education program was effective in improving primary school children’s animal welfare knowledge.
A study found that stronger child-dog attachment and more positive child-dog interactions were linked to fewer emotional and behavioral problems in children, suggesting that the quality of the child-dog relationship may play an important role in child development and animal welfare.
Strong Child-Dog Attachment Associated with Better Child Well-being 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 »
A study examines the rising demand for designer crossbreeds in the UK, highlighting misconceptions about health and behavior, compromised purchasing practices, and the risks of supporting irresponsible breeding.
Designer Crossbreeds: A Closer Look at Buyer Behaviours and Welfare Concerns Read More »