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Animals in Captivity, Cognitive Dissonance - Steve Goward, Dogs Trust
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As a Training and Behaviour Advisor who has spent several years at the UK's largest dog welfare organisation, Steve Goward has a lot to share about caring for animals in shelters. This is his presentation. For more information see www.icawc.org
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Animals in Captivity, Cognitive Dissonance - Steve Goward, Dogs Trust
- Animals in captivity (1. Imprisoned or confined. 2 having no freedom to choose an alternative) Ref Oxford English dictionary
- Leon Festinger
- Cognitive Dissonance A conflict of beliefs
- What & how do dogs eat?
- The canine vacuum
- Given the choice what would you choose?
- Without any choices
- Sleep
- Vigilance Its hard to sleep when you’re alone.
- What should a dog do with something on its face?
- Freedom!
- Reduce the freedom and there is a cost
- A social species
- A social species
- So should it be a surprise to us that some dogs struggle when home alone?
- Leaving home
- Leaving home
- Caught in a trap!
- Do dogs like water?
- Some more than others
- So why isn't this fun?
- Temperature regulation
- Temperature regulation
- Fear response …
- Or…
- Or…
- Or even …
- Thank you
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