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Vocal Communication in the Domestic Dog

July 22, 2022

By Sarah Su, Animal Science, ’24   Abstract Companion animal species have multiple forms of communication, including tactile, visual, olfactory, and auditory signals. This paper will focus on vocal communication in canines, comparing the behaviors of wolves to that of dogs. As a result of domestication, most dog species show marked differences compared to the […]

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Why Your Dog is Itchy: A Review of Common Skin Allergies

June 21, 2019

By Jeffrey Nguyen, Animal Biology, ‘19 Author’s Note:  I originally wrote this piece for UWP 104E: Writing in the Sciences. The assignment called for an explanation of any scientific topic to the general public and I thought to write on a topic that would be both useful and relatable to pet owners. Skin allergies affect […]

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