The results of this exploratory study found there were more friendly interactions with other people when a dog was present. Read more here.
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Companion Animal Psychology News April 2019
Cats that fetch, equine therapy, and the joy of dogs... the latest Companion Animal Psychology news. Some of my favourites this month “A ton...
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Celebrating seven years of blogging about science and pets here at Companion Animal Psychology. Today is exactly seven years since I started... -
Why debunking out-dated ideas can backfire, the importance of spreading quality information, and the best ways to counteract the misleading ... -
"A firsthand exploration of the fascinating world of “working dogs”—who seek out missing persons, sniff for explosives in war zones, a...
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