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Thèse: ''Développer une relation significative avec son chien : du lien vécu au bien-être partagé'' #UQAM
Pour prendre l'#avion avec leurs #chiens, des voyageurs les font passer pour des #animaux d'#assistance
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Pour prendre l'avion avec leurs chiens, des voyageurs les font passer pour des animaux d'assistance
Dans les avions américains, les «service dogs» se multiplient. Derrière ce déferlement, une faille réglementaire exploitée par des passagers bien…
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January 19, 2026 at 12:35 PM
QUAND L’HUMAIN CONTAMINE L’ANIMAL : LES #CHEVAUX SENTENT LITTÉRALEMENT NOTRE PEUR
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Quand l’humain contamine l’animal : les chevaux sentent littéralement notre peur
Les chevaux détectent l’odeur de la peur humaine, ce qui modifie leur comportement et amplifie leurs réactions face aux stimuli.
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January 19, 2026 at 12:34 PM
Being #sentient means having the ability to feel. A large body of #scientific evidence stemming from studies of diverse species clearly shows that many #nonhuman #animals (animals) are sentient beings
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It's Time to Celebrate Animal Sentience and Stop Squabbling
Science and common sense show diverse animals are feeling beings who care about what happens to themselves and others, and skeptics need to stop ignoring well-established facts.
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January 15, 2026 at 12:36 PM
International #Centre for Animal Rights & Ethics (ICARE), Key Concepts for Animal Rights Law: A Guide to Critical Terms for #Animal #Rights Advocates, vol. 1 (2026).
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ICARE’s first e-book, Key Concepts for Animal Rights Law, is a free guide for animal advocates. — ICARE
ICARE’s first e-book, Key Concepts for Animal Rights Law (Vol. 1, 2026), is a free guide of critical terms from our 'key concepts' 2025 series for animal advocates and NGOs. Explore 10 core concepts—...
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January 14, 2026 at 9:50 PM
De manière provisoire, les travaux disponibles laissent penser que #empathie est bien plus présente chez les #femelles, et qu’elle est probablement un #phénomène #biologique ancien fondé sur le #soin des petits durant la période #postnatale
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Les femmes sont-elles plus attachées aux animaux que les hommes ?
Le Parti animaliste, cette nouvelle formation politique menée par l’avocate Hélène Thouy, serait en quête d’hommes pour les prochaines élections législatives. Il avait déjà été pénalisé lors d’un préc...
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January 14, 2026 at 6:45 PM
#Coulter (2016, in “Beyond Human to Humane: A #Multispecies Analysis of #Care Work, Its Repression,and Its Potential”): « nous devrions reconnaître que le “#social” est #multi-espèces » et que les #chiens peuvent prendre soin des humains autant que les #humains des chiens
January 3, 2026 at 3:56 PM
Through Donna #Haraway, we understand #companionship as the #connection established between #mutually reflexive co-living #bodies
January 3, 2026 at 3:43 PM
#lien affectif réel et profond entre #humains et #animaux est source de nombreux bienfaits pour #santé humaine. Une enquête (1988) a révélé que #vétérinaires américains avaient tendance à sous-estimer l'attachement de leurs clients à leurs animaux de compagnie
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Animal Welfare and the Human–Animal Bond: Considerations for Veterinary Faculty, Students, and Practitioners | Journal of Veterinary Medical Education
Consideration of the human–animal bond typically focuses on the benefits of companion animals to human health and well-being, but it is essential that in realizing these benefits the welfare needs of ...
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January 3, 2026 at 3:15 PM
Nombreux problèmes #bien-être #animal persistent malgré la présence d'un #lien affectif fort et non à cause de lui. Ces problèmes résultent principalement de l'ignorance ou de la persistance de #pratiques bien ancrées
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Animal Welfare and the Human–Animal Bond: Considerations for Veterinary Faculty, Students, and Practitioners | Journal of Veterinary Medical Education
Consideration of the human–animal bond typically focuses on the benefits of companion animals to human health and well-being, but it is essential that in realizing these benefits the welfare needs of the animals, both physical and mental, are also met. Positive emotional relationships with animals are likely to increase recognition of animal sentience and so help create positive attitudes toward animals at the societal level, but, at the individual level, the animals to which humans are bonded should also benefit from the human–animal relationship. A strong human–animal bond may benefit animal welfare (e.g., by motivating an owner to commit time and funds to necessary veterinary medical treatment), but may also be the source of compromised welfare. Highly bonded owners may, for example, be reluctant to permit euthanasia on humane grounds, and the anthropomorphic nature of many human–companion animal bonds can contribute to the development of problem behaviors and obesity. The challenge for the veterinary profession is to ensure that widespread positive sentiment toward animals, which the human–animal bond generates, is translated in to human behavior and actions that are conducive to good animal welfare. This, it is suggested, can be achieved through adequate veterinary education in veterinary and animal welfare science, ethics, and communication.
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January 3, 2026 at 3:08 PM
La capacité à établir une #relation #anthropomorphique avec les #animaux est essentielle pour que les #humains reconnaissent leurs animaux de #compagnie comme des êtres pensants et sensibles, et engendre une #attitude positive généralisée envers eux
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Animal Welfare and the Human–Animal Bond: Considerations for Veterinary Faculty, Students, and Practitioners | Journal of Veterinary Medical Education
Consideration of the human–animal bond typically focuses on the benefits of companion animals to human health and well-being, but it is essential that in realizing these benefits the welfare needs of the animals, both physical and mental, are also met. Positive emotional relationships with animals are likely to increase recognition of animal sentience and so help create positive attitudes toward animals at the societal level, but, at the individual level, the animals to which humans are bonded should also benefit from the human–animal relationship. A strong human–animal bond may benefit animal welfare (e.g., by motivating an owner to commit time and funds to necessary veterinary medical treatment), but may also be the source of compromised welfare. Highly bonded owners may, for example, be reluctant to permit euthanasia on humane grounds, and the anthropomorphic nature of many human–companion animal bonds can contribute to the development of problem behaviors and obesity. The challenge for the veterinary profession is to ensure that widespread positive sentiment toward animals, which the human–animal bond generates, is translated in to human behavior and actions that are conducive to good animal welfare. This, it is suggested, can be achieved through adequate veterinary education in veterinary and animal welfare science, ethics, and communication.
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January 3, 2026 at 3:05 PM