Do dog owners know their dogs? Identifying preferred rewards and positive behaviour during social interactions

Cameron, Kristie; Walker, Jessica; Dale, Arnja

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2018-09
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Cameron, K. E., Walker, J., & Dale, A. (2018, September). Do dog owners know their dogs? Identifying preferred rewards and positive behaviour during social interactions. Paper presented at the New Zealand Companion Animal Conference, Auckland, New Zealand.
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The goal Rationale Project 1. Identification of reinforcers for dog training Methods and Results Conclusions Project 2. Identification of behaviours associated with dyadic interactions Methods and Results Sequences of behaviours for positive interactions Conclusions Take Home Messages
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New Zealand, dog training, dog behaviour modification, dog owners, dogs (Canis familiaris)
ANZSRC Field of Research:
060801 Animal Behaviour
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