Browsing Psychology by Author "Douglas, Deanna K."
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Benefits to pets from the human-animal bond: a study of pet owner behaviors and their relation to attachment
Douglas, Deanna K. (2005-05)Researchers have demonstrated clear benefits to humans in their relationships with companion animals; however, little is known about how these animals may benefit from their relationships with humans. The purpose of the ... -
Moving as a reason for pet relinquishment: a closer look
Shore, Elsie R.; Petersen, Connie L.; Douglas, Deanna K. (Routledge, 2003)One of the most frequently given reasons for relinquishing a companion animal to an animal shelter is that the person or family is moving. Telephone interviews conducted with 57 caregivers who relinquished animal companions ... -
Pet owners' views of pet behavior problems and willingness to consult experts for assistance
Shore, Elsie R.; Burdsal, Charles A.; Douglas, Deanna K. (Routledge, 2008-01)Prior research has found that dog obedience training and the receipt of advice regarding companion animal (pet) behavior reduce the risk of nonhuman animal relinquishment to an animal shelter and increase human-companion ... -
What's in it for the companion animal? Pet attachment and college students' behaviors toward pets
Shore, Elsie R.; Douglas, Deanna K.; Riley, Michelle L. (Routledge, 2005)Research on the human-nonhuman animal bond has focused primarily on its advantages to the human. The purpose of this study is to investigate behaviors of caregivers (owners) of companion animals (pets) and to examine the ...