The Welfare of Dogs (English, Kevin Stafford)
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| Publisher | Springer |
| Language | English |
| ISBN-13 | 9781402043611 |
| ISBN-10 | 1402043619 |
| Author | Kevin Stafford |
Product Description
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About the Book
This book is one of a series of textbooks on the Welfare of Animals. This book discusses the welfare of dogs used for many different purposes. It is the first book to focus entirely on dog welfare and its outlook on the subject is positive. The book has an international perspective on the welfare of dogs in developed and under-developed countries. The welfare of laboratory dogs which is of concern to many people is discussed, as is the welfare of…
ISBN: 9781402043611
Book Insights
What You'll Learn
- ·In-depth exploration of topics covered in The Welfare of Dogs
- ·Key concepts explained with clarity and practical examples
- ·Insights valuable for anyone studying or working in Springer
Who Should Read This
Students at the undergraduate and postgraduate level, as well as educators.
Key Highlights
- ·Brand new physical book delivered across India
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Customer Reviews
Five Stars
Important and essential read for those studying dogs
A condensed survey – and discussions – on the welfare topics affecting dogs
'The Welfare of Dogs‘ looks at dog welfare through welfare science and formal ethics. It was written by animal welfare researcher (and veterinarian) Kevin Stafford. Two different behaviour researchers recommended it to me, so I couldn’t resist. I am glad I followed my impulse and read it.Backing up claims: Kevin Stafford has stuffed his book with references on our usual out-there claims: whether street dogs form permanent packs, whether dogs coming from shelters have more behaviour problems, whe
