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 explored the accessibility of dog training for low-socioeconomic status owners, revealing high dropout rates and highlighting barriers beyond tuition cost that limit engagement with training programs.
Dog Training Accessibility: Why Free Dog Training Isn’t Always Enough Read More »
A study examines the human and dog-related factors influencing dog acquisition decisions, highlighting the role of demographics, social influences, and dog characteristics.
A study analyzed trends in the intake and outcomes of dogs and cats in Danish shelters from 2004 to 2017, revealing the reasons for contrasting patterns with stable dog management and a growing surplus of cats.
From Dogs to Cats: A Deep Dive into Challenges Faced by Danish Shelters Read More »
A study analyzed the impact of breed-specific traits and personality descriptors on the length of stay (LOS) for 70,733 dogs, revealing significant associations between descriptive terms, breed, and adoption speed.
From ‘Active’ to ‘Gentle’: How Personality Descriptions Affect Dog Adoption Speed Read More »
A study found strong correlation between dog behaviors observed in kennels and those exhibited during formal assessments, suggesting that continuous kennel monitoring can provide valuable insights into a dog’s behavior and suitability for adoption, potentially reducing the risk of euthanasia for adoptable dogs.
Kennel Insights: A Different Way to Assess Shelter Dogs Read More »
A study evaluated the impact of the CARE project’s Rabies Prevention Program Manual in Ilocos Norte, Philippines, finding that rabies awareness and knowledge among students increased and bite incidents decreased.
Rabies Education in Action: Key Outcomes from the CARE Project in Philippines Read More »
A study reveals that while there is widespread awareness of rabies in rural India, there is a significant gap in understanding the disease, with attitudes towards free-roaming dogs varying based on socio-economic factors.
Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices Towards Rabies and Dogs in West India Read More »
A study evaluated the effectiveness of a mass dog rabies vaccination campaign in Negombo, Sri Lanka, highlighting vaccination coverage, detailing dog demographics, and identifying key barriers to vaccination and sterilization.
Overcoming Barriers to Dog Vaccination in Sri Lanka Read More »
A study investigates community knowledge, perceptions, and practices regarding dog ownership and management in the rural and semi-urban areas in Bhutan.
Dogs in Bhutan: Community Perceptions and Management Practices Read More »
A study systematically examines existing research on the effectiveness of various dog population control strategies, including catch-neuter-return, euthanasia, and shelter-based programs.
A Comprehensive Review of Studies on Dog Population Management Read More »