Best Friends of Companion Animal Psychology
Share a photo of your happy pet for a chance to win a Companion Animal Psychology mug. Companion Animal Psychology just turned fi…
Showing posts with label pets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pets. Show all posts
The benefits of pets for children
A review of the literature concludes that pets may have psychological benefits for children – such as better self-esteem – but mo…
The Posts of the Year 2016
The most popular posts from Companion Animal Psychology in 2016. Looking back, I'm surprised by how much I wrote this year.…
Pets May Help Children Learn About Animal Welfare
Children’s beliefs about animal welfare and sentience are linked to their own experiences with animals. Surprisingly little is kn…
Are rabbits lagging behind in basic pet care practices?
A recent study highlights pet rabbit management practices. Although some owners take extra steps to protect their rabbit, many do…
Children's Experiences of Domestic Violence and Animal Abuse
24% of children whose mothers experience domestic violence also see threats to or abuse of companion animals, research shows. Eve…
Homeless Youth With Pets Are Less Depressed Than Those Without
A survey of homeless youth finds that pets bring benefits – and difficulties. 23% of homeless youth have pets, according to resea…
Illustrating Companion Animal Psychology: Favourite Photos
A selection of favourite photos from the blog. One of the things I enjoy about writing Companion Animal Psychology is picking out…
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