Miina Lõoke, Orsolya Kanizsàr, Luca Battaglini, Cécile Guerineau, Paolo Mongillo, Lieta Marinelli, (2020) Current Zoology.
Etologia applicata alla gestione del cane
Questa linea di ricerca comprende studi accomunati dalla finalità di produrre risultati utili alla gestione del cane in diversi contesti. Fanno capo a questa linea di ricerca studi finalizzati all’allestimento e validazione di test di valutazione comportamentale per cani coinvolti in attività assistite dagli animali (pet-therapy) e studi sull’efficacia di diversi processi di apprendimento in ambito di addestramento/educazione cinofila.
Pubblicazioni
Effectiveness of verbal and gestural signals and familiarity with signal-senders on the performance of working dogs
Scandurra A, Alterisio A, Marinelli L, Mongillo P, Semin GR, D’Aniello B,(2017) Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 191:78–83
Sustained attention to the owner is enhanced in dogs trained for animal assisted interventions
Mongillo P, Pitteri E, Marinelli L (2017) Behavioural Processes, 140:69-73
Can attention be taught? Interspecific attention by dogs (Canis familiaris) performing obedience tasks
Mongillo P, Pitteri E, Candaten M, Marinelli L (2016) Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 182:30-37
Behavioural effects of training on water rescue dogs in the Strange Situation Test
Scandurra A, Alterisio A & D’Aniello B (2016) Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 174, 121–127
Conspecific observational learning by adult dogs in a training context
Scandurra, A, Mongillo, P, Marinelli, L, Aria, M, D’Aniello, B (2016) Applied animal behaviour science, 174, 116–120
Validation of a selection protocol of dogs involved in animal-assisted intervention
Mongillo P, Pitteri E, Adamelli S, Bonichini S, Farina L, & Marinelli L (2015) Journal of veterinary behavior: clinical applications and research, 10(2), 103-110
The quality of life of pet dogs owned by elderly people depends on the living context, not on the owner’s age
Pitteri E, Mongillo P, Adamelli S, Bonichini S, & Marinelli L (2014) Journal of veterinary behavior: clinical applications and research, 9(2), 72-77