Pet Health Insurance in India: Exploring Financial Challenges, Awareness, and Willingness
A study explores dog owners’ limited awareness but high willingness to pay for pet insurance in Mysore, India.
Research Summaries
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.
Can Pet Health Insurance Improve Animal Welfare? Points From A Thought Model
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.
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The Gap in Senior Dog Veterinary Care Needs and Owner Awareness
A study highlights the need for improved preventive care, owner education, and senior wellness programs for ageing dogs in the United Kingdom.
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Unleashing the Truth: Why Humane Dog Training Isn’t Everywhere
A study examines the barriers that prevent the widespread implementation of humane dog training methods.
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Who’s Helping Our Dogs? A Look at Canine Behavior Professionals in the UK
A UK study evaluates client perceptions of dog trainers and behavioralists, their training methods, and outcomes for addressing unwanted dog behaviors.
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Affordable Pet Care and Hands-On Training: Insights from the Tufts at Tech Model
A study evaluated the effectiveness of the Tufts at Tech community-based veterinary program in improving preventative care for low-income pet owners and reducing barriers to access.
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From Experctations to Reality: How Dog Ownership Perceptions Evolve
A study examined how self-efficacy and perceptions evolve during the first 18 months of dog ownership, revealing significant adjustments in the first 6 months that stabilize into a lasting owner-dog relationship.
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Dog Training Accessibility: Why Free Dog Training Isn’t Always Enough
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.
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Does Preparation Matter? Exploring the Link Between Pre-Purchase Research and Dog Wellbeing
A study explores the relationships between dog owners’ pre-purchase behaviors, knowledge, and ownership practices, and their association with canine welfare indicators.
Demographics and Dogs: How Barriers to Vet Care Differ Across Communities
A study examined usage and barriers to veterinary care among American dog owners, highlighting issues around cost, transportation, mistrust, and demographic disparities.
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