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Conflict resolution: The crosswalk
Contributor(s):: Nicholas, Janet, Trotter, Kay Sudekum
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Biological and social investigation of human–black bear conflicts in the Panhandle of Florida
Contributor(s):: Lowery, Damon R., Morse, Wayde C., Steury, Todd D.
As human–black bear conflicts increase, developing conflict mitigation strategies that account for both biological and social understanding has become a primary objective of managers. We examined black bear habitat use in the Florida Panhandle to understand its impact on the spatial distribution...
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Dog obesity: can dog caregivers' (owners') feeding and exercise intentions and behaviors be predicted from attitudes?
Contributor(s):: Rohlf, V. I., Toukhsati, S., Coleman, G. J., Bennett, P. C.
Dog obesity is a common nutritional disorder affecting up to 40% of the companion animal (pet) dog population in Australia and other developed nations. A clear understanding of factors determining relevant caregiver (owner) behaviors underpins effective treatment for this disorder. The theory of...
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Social dimensions of the human-avian bond: parrots and their persons
Contributor(s):: Anderson, P. K.
Though birds are among the most popular companion animals in the United States, little scholarly research has focused on the human- companion parrot relationship. This study uses an ethnographic approach and qualitative analysis to examine the parrot-pet owner relationship. Two and one half weeks...
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Review of War horse
Contributor(s):: Behrens, Courtney L.
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Communication as a Solution to Conflict: Fundamental Similarities in Divergent Methods of Horse Training
Contributor(s):: Savvides, N.
This paper examines the ways in which two methods of horse training generally considered divergent approach the concepts of partnership and conflict in human-horse relations. It focuses on finding similarities between the methods, both of which, it is argued, demonstrate the significance of...
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The relationship between types of human-animal interaction and attitudes about animals: an exploratory study
Contributor(s):: Mueller, M. K.
Existing theory and research suggests that understanding the nuances of particular instantiations of human-animal relationships is important in promoting positive, mutually beneficial relationships between people and animals. One such aspect of human-animal interaction (HAI) involves species of...
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"Nudging them back to reality": toward a growing public acceptance of the role dogs fulfill in ameliorating contemporary veterans' PTSD symptoms
Contributor(s):: Taylor, M. F., Edwards, M. E., Pooley, J. A.
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'Bling with bite' - the rise of status and weapon dogs
Contributor(s):: Harding, S.
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Animals in war, animals on war: new perspectives from a theater of species
Contributor(s):: Chaudhuri, U.
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Attitudes of dairy farmers toward cow welfare in relation to housing, management and productivity
Contributor(s):: Kauppinen, T., Valros, A., Vesala, K. M.
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Attitudes toward animals among German children and adolescents
Contributor(s):: Binngiesser, J., Wilhelm, C., Randler, C.
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Development and testing of an on-farm welfare assessment protocol for dairy goats
Contributor(s):: Muri, K., Stubsjoen, S. M., Valle, P. S.
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Human-animal relationships at sheep and cattle abattoirs
Contributor(s):: Coleman, G. J., Rice, M., Hemsworth, P. H.
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Human-animal relationships in the Norwegian dairy goat industry: assessment of pain and provision of veterinary treatment (Part II)
Contributor(s):: Muri, K., Valle, P. S.
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Potential benefits of canine companionship for military veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Contributor(s):: Stern, S. L., Donahue, D. A., Allison, S., Hatch, J. P., Lancaster, C. L., Benson, T. A., Johnson, A. L., Jeffreys, M. D., Pride, D., Moreno, C., Peterson, A. L.
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The dog fancy at war: breeds, breeding, and britishness, 1914-1918
Contributor(s):: Howell, P.
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The link between animal abuse and family violence.
Contributor(s):: Arkow, P.
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Companion animals
Contributor(s):: Corr, S. A.
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Feminist aspects of animal abuse
Contributor(s):: Tiplady, C.