The Domestic Dog
Herausgeber: Serpell, James
The Domestic Dog
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The ultimate book for anyone interested in domestic dogs, this new edition of a classic text includes seven new chapters covering topics such as behavioral modification and training, dog population management, molecular evidence for dog domestication, canine behavioral genetics, cognition, and the impact of free-roaming dogs on wildlife conservation.
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The ultimate book for anyone interested in domestic dogs, this new edition of a classic text includes seven new chapters covering topics such as behavioral modification and training, dog population management, molecular evidence for dog domestication, canine behavioral genetics, cognition, and the impact of free-roaming dogs on wildlife conservation.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- 2 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 428
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. August 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 946g
- ISBN-13: 9781107699342
- ISBN-10: 1107699347
- Artikelnr.: 45155560
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- 2 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 428
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. August 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 946g
- ISBN-13: 9781107699342
- ISBN-10: 1107699347
- Artikelnr.: 45155560
List of contributors; 1. Introduction James Serpell; Part I. Origins and
Evolution: 2. Origins of the dog: the archaeological evidence Juliet
Clutton-Brock; 3. Origins of the dog: genetic insights into dog
domestication Bridgett Vonholdt and Carlos Driscoll; 4. Evolution of
working dogs Kathryn Lord, Richard Schneider and Raymond Coppinger; Part
II. Behavior, Cognition and Training: 5. Genetics of dog behavior Linda van
den Berg; 6. Becoming a dog: early experience and the development of
behavior James Serpell, Deborah Duffy and Andrew Jagoe; 7. Breed and gender
differences in dog behavior Benjamin Hart and Lynette Hart; 8. Dog social
behavior and communication John Bradshaw and Nicola Rooney; 9. Ethology,
ecology, and epidemiology of canine agression Randall Lockwood; 10. Social
cognition and emotions underlying dog behavior Friederike Range and ZsÓFIA
VIRÁNYI; 11. The learning dog: a discussion of training methods Ilana
Reisner; 12. Dogs in today's society: the role of applied animal behavior
Stephen Zawistowski and Pamela Reid; Part III. Dog-Human Interactions: 13.
Dogs and helping partners and companions for humans Lynette Hart and Mariko
Yamamoto; 14. The welfare of dogs in human care Robert Hubrecht, Stephen
Wickens and James Kirkwood; 15. From paragon to pariah: cross-cultural
perspectives on attitudes to dogs James Serpell; Part IV. Life on the
Margins: 16. Variation in dog society: between resource dispersion and
social flux David Macdonald and Geoffrey Carr; 17. The ecology and behavior
of feral dogs: a case study from central Italy Luigi Boitani, Francesco
Francisci, Paolo Cuicci and Giorgio Andreoli; 18. Roaming free in the rural
idyll: dogs and their connections with wildlife Joelene Hughes, David
Macdonald and Luigi Boitani; 19. Dog population management Elly Hiby and
Lex Hiby; 20. Epilogue: the tail of the dog James Serpell; Index.
Evolution: 2. Origins of the dog: the archaeological evidence Juliet
Clutton-Brock; 3. Origins of the dog: genetic insights into dog
domestication Bridgett Vonholdt and Carlos Driscoll; 4. Evolution of
working dogs Kathryn Lord, Richard Schneider and Raymond Coppinger; Part
II. Behavior, Cognition and Training: 5. Genetics of dog behavior Linda van
den Berg; 6. Becoming a dog: early experience and the development of
behavior James Serpell, Deborah Duffy and Andrew Jagoe; 7. Breed and gender
differences in dog behavior Benjamin Hart and Lynette Hart; 8. Dog social
behavior and communication John Bradshaw and Nicola Rooney; 9. Ethology,
ecology, and epidemiology of canine agression Randall Lockwood; 10. Social
cognition and emotions underlying dog behavior Friederike Range and ZsÓFIA
VIRÁNYI; 11. The learning dog: a discussion of training methods Ilana
Reisner; 12. Dogs in today's society: the role of applied animal behavior
Stephen Zawistowski and Pamela Reid; Part III. Dog-Human Interactions: 13.
Dogs and helping partners and companions for humans Lynette Hart and Mariko
Yamamoto; 14. The welfare of dogs in human care Robert Hubrecht, Stephen
Wickens and James Kirkwood; 15. From paragon to pariah: cross-cultural
perspectives on attitudes to dogs James Serpell; Part IV. Life on the
Margins: 16. Variation in dog society: between resource dispersion and
social flux David Macdonald and Geoffrey Carr; 17. The ecology and behavior
of feral dogs: a case study from central Italy Luigi Boitani, Francesco
Francisci, Paolo Cuicci and Giorgio Andreoli; 18. Roaming free in the rural
idyll: dogs and their connections with wildlife Joelene Hughes, David
Macdonald and Luigi Boitani; 19. Dog population management Elly Hiby and
Lex Hiby; 20. Epilogue: the tail of the dog James Serpell; Index.
List of contributors; 1. Introduction James Serpell; Part I. Origins and
Evolution: 2. Origins of the dog: the archaeological evidence Juliet
Clutton-Brock; 3. Origins of the dog: genetic insights into dog
domestication Bridgett Vonholdt and Carlos Driscoll; 4. Evolution of
working dogs Kathryn Lord, Richard Schneider and Raymond Coppinger; Part
II. Behavior, Cognition and Training: 5. Genetics of dog behavior Linda van
den Berg; 6. Becoming a dog: early experience and the development of
behavior James Serpell, Deborah Duffy and Andrew Jagoe; 7. Breed and gender
differences in dog behavior Benjamin Hart and Lynette Hart; 8. Dog social
behavior and communication John Bradshaw and Nicola Rooney; 9. Ethology,
ecology, and epidemiology of canine agression Randall Lockwood; 10. Social
cognition and emotions underlying dog behavior Friederike Range and ZsÓFIA
VIRÁNYI; 11. The learning dog: a discussion of training methods Ilana
Reisner; 12. Dogs in today's society: the role of applied animal behavior
Stephen Zawistowski and Pamela Reid; Part III. Dog-Human Interactions: 13.
Dogs and helping partners and companions for humans Lynette Hart and Mariko
Yamamoto; 14. The welfare of dogs in human care Robert Hubrecht, Stephen
Wickens and James Kirkwood; 15. From paragon to pariah: cross-cultural
perspectives on attitudes to dogs James Serpell; Part IV. Life on the
Margins: 16. Variation in dog society: between resource dispersion and
social flux David Macdonald and Geoffrey Carr; 17. The ecology and behavior
of feral dogs: a case study from central Italy Luigi Boitani, Francesco
Francisci, Paolo Cuicci and Giorgio Andreoli; 18. Roaming free in the rural
idyll: dogs and their connections with wildlife Joelene Hughes, David
Macdonald and Luigi Boitani; 19. Dog population management Elly Hiby and
Lex Hiby; 20. Epilogue: the tail of the dog James Serpell; Index.
Evolution: 2. Origins of the dog: the archaeological evidence Juliet
Clutton-Brock; 3. Origins of the dog: genetic insights into dog
domestication Bridgett Vonholdt and Carlos Driscoll; 4. Evolution of
working dogs Kathryn Lord, Richard Schneider and Raymond Coppinger; Part
II. Behavior, Cognition and Training: 5. Genetics of dog behavior Linda van
den Berg; 6. Becoming a dog: early experience and the development of
behavior James Serpell, Deborah Duffy and Andrew Jagoe; 7. Breed and gender
differences in dog behavior Benjamin Hart and Lynette Hart; 8. Dog social
behavior and communication John Bradshaw and Nicola Rooney; 9. Ethology,
ecology, and epidemiology of canine agression Randall Lockwood; 10. Social
cognition and emotions underlying dog behavior Friederike Range and ZsÓFIA
VIRÁNYI; 11. The learning dog: a discussion of training methods Ilana
Reisner; 12. Dogs in today's society: the role of applied animal behavior
Stephen Zawistowski and Pamela Reid; Part III. Dog-Human Interactions: 13.
Dogs and helping partners and companions for humans Lynette Hart and Mariko
Yamamoto; 14. The welfare of dogs in human care Robert Hubrecht, Stephen
Wickens and James Kirkwood; 15. From paragon to pariah: cross-cultural
perspectives on attitudes to dogs James Serpell; Part IV. Life on the
Margins: 16. Variation in dog society: between resource dispersion and
social flux David Macdonald and Geoffrey Carr; 17. The ecology and behavior
of feral dogs: a case study from central Italy Luigi Boitani, Francesco
Francisci, Paolo Cuicci and Giorgio Andreoli; 18. Roaming free in the rural
idyll: dogs and their connections with wildlife Joelene Hughes, David
Macdonald and Luigi Boitani; 19. Dog population management Elly Hiby and
Lex Hiby; 20. Epilogue: the tail of the dog James Serpell; Index.