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  1. Do Lambs Perceive Regular Human Stroking as Pleasant? Behavior and Heart Rate Variability Analyses

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

    Stroking by humans is beneficial to the human-animal relationship and improves welfare in many species that express intraspecific allogrooming, but very few studies have looked at species like sheep that do not express such contact except around parturition. This study investigated the way lambs...

  2. Zoo Animal Welfare: The Human Dimension

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

  3. To a Future Where Everyone Can Walk a Dog Even if They Don't Own One

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

    2018Front Public Health63492296-2565 (Print)2296-256510.3389/fpubh.2018.00349engDepartment of Psychology, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, United States.text

  4. Advances in Applied Zoo Animal Welfare Science

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

  5. Human-animal emotional contagion and client communication

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

    2017Can Vet J58121329-13300008-5286 (Print)0008-5286engDr. Milani is a behavior and bond practitioner, teacher, and author of several books on the interaction of animal behavior, health, and the human-animal relationship.text

  6. Fear vs. frustration - Possible factors behind canine separation related behaviour

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

  7. A Wearable System for the Evaluation of the Human-Horse Interaction: A Preliminary Study

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

    This study reports on a preliminary estimation of the human-horse interaction through the analysis of the heart rate variability (HRV) in both human and animal by using the dynamic time warping (DTW) algorithm. Here, we present a wearable system for HRV monitoring in horses. Specifically, we...

  8. Positive Thinking as a Moral and Existential Virtue

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

  9. Why Not the City?: Urban Hawk Watching and the End of Nature

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

  10. Attachment Style Is Related to Quality of Life for Assistance Dog Owners

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

  11. A survey of the impact of owning a service dog on quality of life for individuals with physical and hearing disability: a pilot study

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

  12. Diabetes Alert Dogs (DADs): An assessment of accuracy and implications

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

  13. Sustained attention to the owner is enhanced in dogs trained for animal assisted interventions

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

  14. [Hippotherapy--a supplementary treatment for motion disturbance caused by cerebral palsy (author's transl)]

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

  15. [The effectiveness of therapeutic horseback-riding in the treatment of chronic schizophrenic patients. Experimental results and clinical experiences]

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

  16. [Orthopedic hippotherapy--new methods in treatment of segmental instabilities of the lumbar spine]

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

  17. [Orthopedic hippotherapy in postoperative rehabilitation of lumbar intervertebral disk patients. A prospective, randomized therapy study]

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

  18. [Therapy with the help of a horse - attempt at a situational analysis (author's transl)]

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

  19. [Therapeutic horseback riding as a special form of physical therapy provided by the health insurance in the GDR]

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.

    1974Beitr Orthop Traumatol2110615-70005-8149 (Print)0005-8149gertext

  20. Innovative robotic hippotherapy improves postural muscle size and postural stability during the quiet stance and gait initiation in a child with cerebral palsy: A single case study

    Contributor(s): Fielding, W. J.