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book review: A Broader Understanding of Dogs: Adam Miklosi’s Dog Behaviour, Evolution and Cognition

A Broader Understanding of Dogs: Adam Miklosi’s Dog Behaviour, Evolution and Cognition

Posted on January 28, 2019January 28, 2019 by Alison Lever

Dog Behaviour, Evolution and Cognition by Adam Miklosi, OUP Oxford; 2nd edition (2015) Adam Miklosi leads a pioneering team in Hungary which has been studying dog-human social interactions, using an ethological approach, since 1994. The original head of the research team, Vilmos Csanyi, surprised his colleagues, who were then studying fish, by telling them about…

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Missed Connections: How useful is Brian Hare’s ‘Genius of Dogs’ for people interested in dog training?

Posted on January 23, 2019January 25, 2019 by Alison Lever

Missed Connections: How useful is Brian Hare’s ‘Genius of Dogs’ for people interested in dog training?

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Dogs of all breed types can benefit from gundog training.

Gundog training for your Chihuahua…

Posted on December 1, 2018December 21, 2018 by Diana

And other companion dogs, it’s not “just” for Spaniels and Labradors! But I’m not interested in shooting? If your dog is reactive to other dogs and people; or generally over excitable; or will run off after cats, squirrels and rabbits, then there’s a lot that you can derive from the skills that traditionally have been…

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Little heroes: Why do little dogs act big?

Posted on November 28, 2017August 1, 2018 by Diana

About ten years ago further down my road there lived a little Cairn terrier called Fraggle. He was quite an attractive looking dog, but he was very much a little dog with a lot of attitude who would bark angrily at other dogs as he passed them on his walks. One day, while he was…

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