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Responsibility & attachment : the level of care a child has for their dog and the impact it has on the parent’s perception of the relationship

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Kuhlmann, Chloe

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The aim of the study is to understand how a child’s responsibility of care for a family pet affects the attachment and relationship between the child and dog. Attachment has been defined as a bond between two individuals that promotes both proximity-seeking and independent activity (Udell and Brubaker, 2016). Responsibility...

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Honors College Thesis
The Dog-Child Bond: Examining Synchronous Activity-based Animal-Assisted Interventions for Youth with Developmental Disabilities and their Family Dog

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Wanser, Shelby H.

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Approximately one in six children in the United States has a developmental disability (CDC, 2018). Among a wide variety of interventions that have been developed to support the health, wellbeing, and development of youth with disabilities, Animal-Assisted Interventions (AAI) have become increasingly prevalent. Some AAI involve youth participating with their...

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Masters Thesis
Evaluating the Secure-base Effect in Dogs Living in Foster and Shelter Environments As a Mechanism for Achieving Mutual Well-being

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Thielke, Lauren E.

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Although it is widely accepted that dogs and humans form attachment relationships, characterizing attachment styles in dogs has only recently received attention in the literature. Previous research has shown that pet dogs display patterns of behavior in an attachment test that can be classified into secure and insecure attachment styles,...

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Proximate Factors Influencing Cat Behavior, Cognition, and The Human-Cat Bond

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Vitale, Kristyn R.

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The domestic cat is one of the world’s most popular companion animals. However, to date much remains to be learned about cat behavior and the cat-human relationship. To examine the influence of proximate factors on cat behavior and the human-cat bond, three studies were undertaken. Study 1 directly measured the...

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Comparison of Canine and Feline Gazing Behavior

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Hudson, Lea M.

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Gazing behavior is a vital part of nonverbal communication, as it can provide information about attentional state, subtext, environment, and point of view. Both dogs and cats have previously been shown to display gazing behavior when presented with an unsolvable task, as well as follow nonverbal directional ques given by...

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Honors College Thesis
Effects of Intranasal Oxytocin on Attachment in Pet Dogs (Canis lupus familiaris)

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Thielke, Lauren E.

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The present study explored the effects of intranasal oxytocin (OT), a naturally occurring hormone, on the behavior of pet dogs in an attachment test. Each dog participated in two testing sessions. On one visit saline was administered nasally and on another OT was administered nasally. Condition order was counterbalanced. Following...

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Animal and Rangeland Sciences4

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Udell, Monique A. R.4
Udell, Monique2

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Rosenlicht, Giovanna[remove]6
Goddik, Lisbeth2
Bernieri, Frank1
Bernieri, Frank J.1
Bishop, Cecily1
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Thielke, Lauren E.2
Hudson, Lea M.1
Kuhlmann, Chloe1
Vitale, Kristyn R.1
Wanser, Shelby H.1

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Udell, Monique1

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2020-20291
2010-20195

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Animal Sciences4
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Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)2
Honors Bachelor of Science (H.B.S.)2
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English [eng]6

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Oregon State University. Honors College2
Oregon State University. Graduate School1

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Dissertation2
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Masters Thesis2

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Attachment behavior -- Physiological aspects1
Dogs -- Behavior1
Human-animal relationships1
Oxytocin -- Physiological effect1

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