Author: Avery, Michaela Published: 2009 Description: Looks at improving the image of greyhounds as pets, emphasising their low aggression ranking and low prevalence of inherited diseases.
Author: Byrne, Patrick Published: 2009 Description: Examines the welfare benefits in using rewards-based training methods such as clicker devices and food for dogs.
Author: Vitlic, Michael Published: 2009 Description: Discusses the results of studies that could improve the welfare of shelter dogs.
Author: Winer, Lee Published: 2009 Description: Discusses the behavioural changes that can occur as a result of canine cognitive dysfunction. Looks at ways of reducing some of the effects of this condition to improve the welfare of geriatric dogs.
Author: Kabaila, Anna Published: 2004 Description: Investigates the effects of different training techniques and environmental factors on dog behaviour.
Author: Izes, Aaron M Published: 2009 Description: Explores measures such as free advice help lines, remote consultations and mandatory post-adoption training classes to decrease relinquishment rates of dogs to shelters.
Author: Tsang, Albert Published: 2009 Description: Reviews recent literature investigating genetic diversity and the incidence of inbreeding in purebred dogs as well as exploring the consequences of these breeding practices on the welfare of animals.
Author: Cotton, Eloise Published: 2004 Description: Discusses how training improves human understanding of animal behaviour, and ultimately fosters better behaviour in dogs.
Author: Curl, Peter Published: 2004 Description: Explores the strengthening of the human-animal bond that occurs through improved dog-training technique. Problematic behaviour in dogs is linked to welfare problems.
Author: Dovey, Ellen Published: 2004 Description: Highlights the welfare benefits of environmental enrichment for dogs, training and investing time in nurturing the human-canine bond.
