Dogs housed together in shelters show less stress and are adopted faster, according to Virginia Tech research.
New research from Virginia Tech reveals that dogs housed together in shelters show fewer signs of stress and are adopted more quickly than dogs housed alone. The study, led by Erica Feuerbacher, found that companion dogs experience improved behavioral health and adoptability, offering a possible solution for shelters struggling with limited space and long waits for dogs in need of adoption.
June 12, 2024
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