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 explores the complex relationship between dog ownership and owner mental well-being, highlighting both the positive impacts and challenges.
Dog Ownership and Mental Health: When Love and Stress Go Hand in Paw 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 examined the relationship between dog behavioral problems and owner well-being, highlighting the need to support affected owners.
The Relationship Between Dog Behavioral Problems and Owner Well-Being Read More »
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 examines the unethical dog breeding and trade practices that prioritize profit over animal welfare, highlighting the need to better protect dogs from exploitation and suffering.
The Price of Aesthetics: Unregulated Breeding and Cosmetic Modifications Harm Dogs 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 study explores the relationships between dog owners’ pre-purchase behaviors, knowledge, and ownership practices, and their association with canine welfare indicators.
A study explored the discrepancies between UK dog owners’ expectations and experiences, highlighting surprises in not only financial and time commitment, but also emotional impacts and the depth of companionship.
Busting Dog Ownership Myths: What Were UK Owners Surprised By Read More »