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Showing 1-7 of 7In the press and in the academic literature, a far more complex version of Telephone is played every day. If not diligently and knowledgeably researched, reports in the press and the scientific literature may distort messages contained in the underlying r ...
An article sheds light on the practice of behavior evaluations of dogs in shelters for the purpose of identifying dogs likely to express dangerous behavior toward people. The authors demonstrate why when a shelter dog tests positive for dangerous behavior ...
National Canine Research Council's website is complete with both familiar & new research and resources. Included in the change is an evolution into a canine behavior science and policy think tank. ...
Study finds that the literature on dog bites written by human health care professionals is rife with distortions and errors, and laden with rhetorical devices that mischaracterize dog behavior and grossly overstate the actual risk of dog bite injuries. Hu ...
Some aspects of the dog bite situation have changed since the first writing of this paper for the Animals and Society Institute in 2006. More current statistical information about dog bite incidence is available. More is now known that both documents and ...
National Canine Research Council (NCRC) is happy to announce the release of "Police and Dog Encounters", the law enforcement training series developed in partnership with the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Servi ...
The U.S. Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) just published a new manual for police officers entitled "The Problem of Dog-Related Incidents and Encounters." ...