Survey: Light Source Chasers
The Center for Canine Behavior Studies (CCBS) was interested in learning about dogs who had a history of paying special attention to...
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ABOUT THE BEHAVIOR STUDIES
The goal of the research performed by the Center for Canine Behavior Studies is to reduce the number of dogs surrendered into shelters, or euthanized, due to behavioral issues.
Participating in our studies is open to anyone and easy to do. Read more about our current and completed studies below.
COMPLETED STUDIES
SIMPLIFIED: The Puppy Training Study
The studies performed by the Center for Canine Behavior Studies are filled with an extensive amount of statistics and science-based...
SIMPLIFIED: The Fear & Anxiety Study
The studies performed by the Center for Canine Behavior Studies are filled with an extensive amount of statistics and science-based...
SIMPLIFIED: The Aggression Study
The studies performed by the Center for Canine Behavior Studies are filled with an extensive amount of statistics and science-based...
PUBLISHED: The effectiveness of various methods for the treatment of canine fears
Press Release - For Immediate Release September 2022 – The Center for Canine Behavior Studies, Inc. is proud to announce that the Journal...
PUBLISHED: Selection Factors Influencing Eventual Owner Satisfaction about Pet Dog Adoption
September 1, 2022 – The Center for Canine Behavior Studies, Inc. is proud to announce that the journal, Animals, has published their...
PUBLISHED: An Investigation into the Impact of Pre-Adolescent Training on Canine Behavior
The Center for Canine Behavior Studies, Inc. is proud to announce that the journal, Animals, has published yet another research paper.
CBD Survey Results
The Center for Canine Behavior Studies created a survey on the use of cannabidiol (commonly referred to as CBD) products for dogs. The...
PUBLISHED: CCBS' Investigates Treatments of Canine Aggression
"We believe the awful problem of aggression - in all its forms - will be more successfully addressed,” advises Dr. Nicholas Dodman.
The Effects of Television Programming on a Dog's Behavior
February 2021 The Center for Canine Behavior Studies and DOGTV partnered together to research the effects of television programming on a...
PUBLISHED: CCBS' Demographics and Comorbidity of Behavior Problems in Dogs
December 2019 (Salisbury, CT) The Center for Canine Behavior Studies, Inc. is pleased to announce that the Journal of Veterinary...
Study 3 –The Effectiveness of Pet Professional and Treatment Methodologies for Behavior Problems
Data is Under Analysis Investigators: Lead - Dr. Nicholas H. Dodman, Tufts Cummings Ian Dinwoodie Barbara Dwyer Donna Gleason Vivian...
Study 2 - The Demographics and Comorbidity of Behavior Problems in Dogs
Authors: Ian R. Dinwoodie,1 Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, Tufts University, Barbara Dwyer,2 CCBS, Vivian Zottola,3 Boston K9...
Study 1 - Animal Ownership Interaction Study (AOIS)
Status: Published on PLOS | One, February 14, 2018 Scientific Paper Title: Associations between Owner Personality and Psychological...
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