article no. e023000Dog owners walking their dog in natural outdoor environments (NOE) may benefit from the physical activity facilitated by dog walking and from time spent in nature. However, it is unclear whether dog owners receive additional health benefits associated with having access to NOE above the physical activity benefit of walking with their dog. We investigated associations between dog ownership, walking, time spent in NOE and health and whether these associations differed among those with good and poor access to NOE and those living in green and less green areasAplinkotyros katedraVytauto Didžiojo universiteta
Background: Dog walking is a strategy for increasing population levels of physical activity (PA). Nu...
Background: Regular physical activity is beneficial to the health of both people and animals. The ro...
pre-printThis analysis explores whether pet owners have better physical health outcomes, and if so, ...
Objectives Dog owners walking their dog in natural outdoor environments (NOE) may benefit from the p...
Objectives: Dog owners walking their dog in natural outdoor environments (NOE) may benefit from the ...
[Truncated abstract] The Dogs and Physical Activity (DAPA) study sought to examine the relationship ...
BACKGROUND: This study examines changes in socio-demographic, environmental and intrapersonal factor...
This chapter aims to review evidence of the relationships between dog ownership, dog walking and ove...
Issues addressed: The presence of a household dog may be of benefit to the health of owners. One r...
We examined the influence of dog ownership on physical activity, independent of demographic, intrape...
Dog walking is a popular everyday activity known to contribute considerably to human health through ...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Elsevier via the DOI in ...
Strong evidence for the health benefits of physical activity (PA) and low U.S. prevalence of PA has ...
Previous research suggests that dog owners are slightly more physically active than those without do...
Objective: Dog ownership is positively associated with children's physical activity. It is plau...
Background: Dog walking is a strategy for increasing population levels of physical activity (PA). Nu...
Background: Regular physical activity is beneficial to the health of both people and animals. The ro...
pre-printThis analysis explores whether pet owners have better physical health outcomes, and if so, ...
Objectives Dog owners walking their dog in natural outdoor environments (NOE) may benefit from the p...
Objectives: Dog owners walking their dog in natural outdoor environments (NOE) may benefit from the ...
[Truncated abstract] The Dogs and Physical Activity (DAPA) study sought to examine the relationship ...
BACKGROUND: This study examines changes in socio-demographic, environmental and intrapersonal factor...
This chapter aims to review evidence of the relationships between dog ownership, dog walking and ove...
Issues addressed: The presence of a household dog may be of benefit to the health of owners. One r...
We examined the influence of dog ownership on physical activity, independent of demographic, intrape...
Dog walking is a popular everyday activity known to contribute considerably to human health through ...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Elsevier via the DOI in ...
Strong evidence for the health benefits of physical activity (PA) and low U.S. prevalence of PA has ...
Previous research suggests that dog owners are slightly more physically active than those without do...
Objective: Dog ownership is positively associated with children's physical activity. It is plau...
Background: Dog walking is a strategy for increasing population levels of physical activity (PA). Nu...
Background: Regular physical activity is beneficial to the health of both people and animals. The ro...
pre-printThis analysis explores whether pet owners have better physical health outcomes, and if so, ...