Dogs are known to form strong relationships towards subjects of their own kind and of other species. The aim of this research was to compare dog behavior when separated from a human and a canine companion. Sixteen dogs (9 females and 7 males, 49.8 ± 54.3 month old, belonging to different breeds) were observed during the 2-minute isolation episode of the Ainsworth Strange Situation Test. Each dog was tested twice: once the dog was separated from the owner and once from a cohabitant dog. The duration of 19 behaviors was measured in both conditions and compared using the Mann-Whitney test (p<0.05). Proximity to the door (medians: 95.5 versus 54.5; Z=2.38; p=0.017), behaviors against the door (7.0 versus 0.0; Z=2.13; p=0.033), barking (0.0 vers...
The aim of this study was to determine if owner behavior predicted dog attachment security in Ainswo...
Fifty-one owner-dog pairs were observed in a modified version of M. D. S. Ainsworth's (1969) St...
AbstractDogs’ dysfunctional attachment relationships with their owners are assumed to be the underly...
Dogs are known to form strong relationships towards subjects of their own kind and of other species....
The excessive reaction of dogs to social isolation, usually compromising persistent vocalisation, de...
Previous studies on the dog intraspecific attachment carried out with the Strange Situation Procedur...
In modern society many dogs (Canis familiaris) spend time home alone, and behavior problems specific...
Canis familiaris is a highly social species. Among the social relationships between two individuals,...
It has been proposed that the dog–human relationship constitutes an infantile-like attachment. Howev...
Ainsworth's 'strange situation' procedure was used to investigate the dog (Canis familiaris) - human...
Investigations of the dog-human bond using modified versions of the Ainsworth Strange Situation Test...
A modified version of the Ainsworth Strange Situation Test was used to analyse 40 dog–owner pairs i...
Adult domestic dogs, during separation from the owner in an unfamiliar environment, usua...
There is scientific evidence that adult dogs establish an attachment bond towards human beings that ...
A longitudinal study of seven litters of labrador retrievers and five litters of border collies from...
The aim of this study was to determine if owner behavior predicted dog attachment security in Ainswo...
Fifty-one owner-dog pairs were observed in a modified version of M. D. S. Ainsworth's (1969) St...
AbstractDogs’ dysfunctional attachment relationships with their owners are assumed to be the underly...
Dogs are known to form strong relationships towards subjects of their own kind and of other species....
The excessive reaction of dogs to social isolation, usually compromising persistent vocalisation, de...
Previous studies on the dog intraspecific attachment carried out with the Strange Situation Procedur...
In modern society many dogs (Canis familiaris) spend time home alone, and behavior problems specific...
Canis familiaris is a highly social species. Among the social relationships between two individuals,...
It has been proposed that the dog–human relationship constitutes an infantile-like attachment. Howev...
Ainsworth's 'strange situation' procedure was used to investigate the dog (Canis familiaris) - human...
Investigations of the dog-human bond using modified versions of the Ainsworth Strange Situation Test...
A modified version of the Ainsworth Strange Situation Test was used to analyse 40 dog–owner pairs i...
Adult domestic dogs, during separation from the owner in an unfamiliar environment, usua...
There is scientific evidence that adult dogs establish an attachment bond towards human beings that ...
A longitudinal study of seven litters of labrador retrievers and five litters of border collies from...
The aim of this study was to determine if owner behavior predicted dog attachment security in Ainswo...
Fifty-one owner-dog pairs were observed in a modified version of M. D. S. Ainsworth's (1969) St...
AbstractDogs’ dysfunctional attachment relationships with their owners are assumed to be the underly...