I migliori Kristina Spaulding, PhD, CAAB podcast (2024)

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#25 Monique Udell - Problem solving, communication, and attachment (full length version of original, shortened version) 1:04:34

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Your host: Kristina Spaulding, PhD, CAAB with Science Matters Academy of Animal Behavior, LLC This podcast was originally released in March 2022 as a shortened version. This is the full version of the original podcast. My guest today is Dr. Monique Udell. Dr. Udell is a Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist and an Associate Professor of Animal & Ran…

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#24: Mini episode 4 - Pair housing revisited, survey on guardian training methods and information sources 25:50

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Summary In this conversation, Kristina discusses two research papers. The first paper explores the effects of pair housing versus single housing in shelter dogs (yes, this was discussed last episode, but this is a 2nd study on the same topic, from a different perspective). The study found that pair housing with another dog may decrease stress level…

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#23 - Dr. Patricia McConnell on intrinsic reinforcement, flow, and agency 1:03:18

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Summary In this conversation, Dr. Patricia McConnell and Dr. Kristina Spaulding explore the concept of flow, which is a state of complete absorption and engagement in an activity that is intrinsically rewarding. They discuss how flow can vary among individuals and how it relates to different activities dogs might do. The conversation highlights the…

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#22: Mini-episode 3 - Puppy whines and maternal care, impacts of housing on shelter dog stress 23:51

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Summary In this conversation, I discuss two research papers related to dog behavior. The first paper explores the influence of puppy whines on maternal behavior in dogs. The study found that puppy whines trigger maternal care - with stronger maternal care in response to the mother's own puppies. The second paper examines the impact of different enr…

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#21 - Dr. Lucia Lazarowski - Odor and cognition, working dogs, resilience and arousal 1:06:31

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Dr. Lucia Lazarowski, chief behavioral scientist at Auburn University's Canine Performance Sciences Program, discusses her research on olfaction and behavior in detection dogs. Dr. Lazarewski shares insights on the best methods for training dogs to detect odors, the capacity of dogs to learn multiple odors, and the maintenance of odor memory and se…

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#20: Mini-episode #2 - Perspectives on puppy development, training and impulse control, barking in shelters 29:02

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It's time for another mini-episode on recent research! In this episode, I discuss papers about 1) gaps in our understanding of puppy development, from a unique perspective, 2) the impact of dog sports discipline (e.g. obedience or nosework) on impulse control and persistence, and 3) a program for reducing barking in shelter dogs. Each paper is summ…

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#19: Mini-episode #1 - Handling in horses, cat aggression at the vet clinic and at home, pandemic puppies 22:05

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Here is a quick little episode for you with a summary of three recent papers. If you enjoyed this information and would like more opportunities to stay current with dog behavior research, check out Research Bites here. You can also get more information on my courses and upcoming events at www.sciencemattersllc.com. Papers discussed in this episode:…

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#18 - Dr. Erin Hecht - Breed differences in dog brains 40:31

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In this episode, I will be talking to Dr. Erin Hecht. She received her bachelor of science degree in cognitive science from the University of California, San Diego in 2006, and her PhD in neuroscience from Emory University in 2013. Before moving to Harvard, she was a research scientist at the Center for Behavioral Neuroscience at Georgia State Univ…

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#17 - Dr. Sharmaine Miller - One Health 1:12:12

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Dr. Sharmaine Miller is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. Her research focuses on stress, One Health, and health equity and she is interested in human-animal relationships and their impact on both human and animal health. Dr. Miller completed her undergraduate studies at Towson University (2010 - 2014) and her PhD in B…

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#16 - Pierre Zimmerman - Addressing burnout and emotional well-being in humans 1:03:51

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We can't help animals if we, ourselves, are not okay. Taking care of your mental health and well-being is essential to avoid burnout. In this episode, I interview Pierre Zimmerman, a Buddhist chaplain and Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction instructor. We discuss the impact of stress on different aspects of behavior, and approaches for handling stre…

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#15 - Dr. Allison Scagel - Cognition and training 51:49

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Dr. Allison Scagel. She is the owner and founder of Scholars with Collars Training and Behavior LLC. She graduated from the University of New Hampshire with a bachelor's degree in wildlife and conservation biology and minors in both psychology and animal behavior. She then interned with Dr. Spaulding for three years. She also served as a dog kennel…

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#14 - Puppy Independence Trails with Rose Browne 44:07

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This episode's guest is Rose Browne. She was a student in my Unlocking Resilience course. I decided to have her on because I was so impressed by one of the assignments that she submitted for this course that I asked if she'd be willing to come on the podcast to talk about her idea more and share it with a wider audience. Rose is a Karen Pryor Acade…

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#13 - Dr. Tammy McClain, PsyD - Navigating challenging client conversations 1:09:30

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Dr. McClain is a licensed clinical psychologist who has 27 years of experience administering and evaluating a wide variety of personality, intelligence, and aptitude psychological tests. She is an innovative and understanding professional proficient in mental health and therapeutic interventions and protocols. In addition, she has expertise in ADHD…

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#12 - Dr. Lindsay Palmer - Peoples attitudes about dog training. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. 1:13:00

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Dr. Lindsay Palmer is a social psychologist who earned her PhDs in Psychology and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies from the Pennsylvania State University in 2022. Before attending Penn State, she earned her B.A. from the University of Virginia and managed a UVa laboratory in social cognition and behavior for two years. Currently, she is a pos…

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#11 Dr. Clive Wynne - Dog behavior research, anthropomorphism, clicker training 1:07:24

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In this episode, I speak with Doctor Clive Wynne. Dr. Wynne is Professor of Psychology at Arizona State University and Director of Research at Wolf Park, Indiana. He was educated at University College London and Edinburgh University in Scotland and has studied animal behavior in Britain, Germany, the U.S., and Australia in species ranging from pige…

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#10 - Dr. Emily Bray - Cognitive development, puppies, service dogs 1:10:27

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Your host: Kristina Spaulding, PhD, CAAB with Science Matters Academy of Animal Behavior, LLC In this episode, I speak with Dr. Emily Bray, Ph.D. Dr. Bray is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Arizona Canine Cognition Center in the College of Veterinary Medicine and at Canine Companions, the largest US non-profit providing service dogs to peo…

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#9 - Cognitive flexibility 25:03

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In this episode, I discuss a concept called cognitive flexibility. Cognitive flexibility allows animals to adjust their behavior to a changing environment - and it's very important for resilience! Learn more about what cognitive flexibility is, how it impacts behavior, and how we can improve it. Click for more information on the Advanced Consulting…

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#8 - Sasha Protopopova - shelter adoption, the human side of animal sheltering 38:10

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Your host: Kristina Spaulding, PhD, CAAB with Science Matters Academy of Animal Behavior, LLC In this episode, I speak with Dr. Sasha Protopopova. She is an Assistant Professor and Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Chair holder in Animal Welfare at The University of British Columbia (UBC). If that sound…

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#7 - The Story of Finn 37:21

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In this episode, I use my own dog Finn as a case study for discussing several different aspects of behavior. I talk about emotional reactivity, affective style, and impulse control. Here is a link to the study about sleep and brain development in dogs that I refer to in the podcast. You can find transcripts here and more information on additional l…

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#6 - Updates to the podcast 18:48

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In addition to this podcast, I also have a blog. I am posting one blog post a month and about one podcast episode a month. That’s really not as frequently as I’d like to be posting either one. But, I am currently maxed out as far as my time goes. I think the podcast is extremely valuable because it is a wonderful platform for bringing research dire…

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#5 - Marina (Nina) von Keyserlingk - Animal welfare and ethics 31:50

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Your host: Kristina Spaulding, PhD, CAAB with Science Matters Academy of Animal Behavior, LLC Every once in a while I like to bring in voices from other disciplines to round out our knowledge of behavior. For this episode, I am speaking with a well-respected farm animal welfare researcher. Dr. Marina (Nina) von Keyserlingk is a Professor and Natura…

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#4 - Mindy Waite - Behavior analysis, the function of behavior, and mouthing. 34:46

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Your host: Kristina Spaulding, PhD, CAAB with Science Matters Academy of Animal Behavior, LLC Today’s guest is Dr. Mindy Waite. Dr. Waite is a Board-Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist (CAAB) and a certified professional dog trainer (CPDT-KA) located in Milwaukee, WI. She is a lecturer in behavior analysis in the Psychology Department at the Unive…

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#3 - Erica Feuerbacher - Effective reinforcement, stress and well-being in shelter dogs 30:01

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Your host: Kristina Spaulding, PhD, CAAB with Science Matters Academy of Animal Behavior, LLC Today’s guest is Dr. Erica Feuerbacher is an Associate Professor in Animal & Poultry Sciences at Virginia Tech and director of the Applied Animal Behavior & Welfare Lab, where she works with dogs and horses. She also coordinates the online Masters's progra…

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#2 - Ádám Miklósi - Natural dog behavior, imitation, self-awareness, word learning 31:16

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Your host: Kristina Spaulding, PhD, CAAB with Science Matters Academy of Animal Behavior, LLC Today’s guest is Dr. Ádám Miklósi. He is a full professor and the leader of the Department of Ethology at the Eötvös University in Budapest (Hungary). He is also the co-founder and leader of the Family Dog Project ( http://familydogproject.elte.hu ) which …

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#1 - Monique Udell - Problem solving, communication, and attachment 36:38

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Your host: Kristina Spaulding, PhD, CAAB with Science Matters Academy of Animal Behavior, LLC My guest today is Dr. Monique Udell is a Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist and an Associate Professor of Animal & Rangeland Sciences at Oregon State University, where she directs the Human-Animal Interactions Lab and teaches courses on Animal Behavior, …

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#25 Monique Udell - Problem solving, communication, and attachment (full length version of original, shortened version) 1:04:34

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#24: Mini episode 4 - Pair housing revisited, survey on guardian training methods and information sources 25:50

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#23 - Dr. Patricia McConnell on intrinsic reinforcement, flow, and agency 1:03:18

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#22: Mini-episode 3 - Puppy whines and maternal care, impacts of housing on shelter dog stress 23:51

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#21 - Dr. Lucia Lazarowski - Odor and cognition, working dogs, resilience and arousal 1:06:31

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#20: Mini-episode #2 - Perspectives on puppy development, training and impulse control, barking in shelters 29:02

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#19: Mini-episode #1 - Handling in horses, cat aggression at the vet clinic and at home, pandemic puppies 22:05

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#18 - Dr. Erin Hecht - Breed differences in dog brains 40:31

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#17 - Dr. Sharmaine Miller - One Health 1:12:12

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#16 - Pierre Zimmerman - Addressing burnout and emotional well-being in humans 1:03:51

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#15 - Dr. Allison Scagel - Cognition and training 51:49

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#14 - Puppy Independence Trails with Rose Browne 44:07

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#13 - Dr. Tammy McClain, PsyD - Navigating challenging client conversations 1:09:30

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#12 - Dr. Lindsay Palmer - Peoples attitudes about dog training. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. 1:13:00

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#11 Dr. Clive Wynne - Dog behavior research, anthropomorphism, clicker training 1:07:24

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#10 - Dr. Emily Bray - Cognitive development, puppies, service dogs 1:10:27

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#9 - Cognitive flexibility 25:03

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#8 - Sasha Protopopova - shelter adoption, the human side of animal sheltering 38:10

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#7 - The Story of Finn 37:21

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#6 - Updates to the podcast 18:48

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#5 - Marina (Nina) von Keyserlingk - Animal welfare and ethics 31:50

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#4 - Mindy Waite - Behavior analysis, the function of behavior, and mouthing. 34:46

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#3 - Erica Feuerbacher - Effective reinforcement, stress and well-being in shelter dogs 30:01

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#2 - Ádám Miklósi - Natural dog behavior, imitation, self-awareness, word learning 31:16

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#1 - Monique Udell - Problem solving, communication, and attachment 36:38

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