Pet-keeping is one of the closest forms of human-animal interaction in Western society. Although owner-pet relationships may stem from genetically based inclinations that attract humans to other living beings, other reasons for pet ownership include providing stability (Brickel, 1986), reciprocal…
I was delighted to recently speak with friend & trainer Oli Juste from Channel 4’s Puppy School. Oli has a…
As part of National Volunteers’ Week, I wanted to highlight the great work done by many volunteers in conservation. That’s…
There are many factors that can influence a dog’s behaviour and underlying medical reasons are just one. Now, a new…
When humans and animals are faced with danger, hormones (glucocorticoids) flood the body in preparation for ‘flight or fight’, this…
The largest ever study of illnesses suffered by West Highland White Terriers has produced insight into the most common issues…
A recent poll of 2,000 dog owners by Janevic et al. (2019) supports previous findings that pets can promote social…
Numerous studies suggest dogs can improve physiological and psychological health in adults and even enhance cognitive development in infants (Hurley…
Over-indulgence can lead to weight-gain in humans and it is the same for pets. Whilst many owners carefully manage their…
This past week we have heard the horrific news of a young boy in Cornwall being killed and a baby…
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