African wild dog
A conservation management toolkit: developing assisted breeding and behavioural management tools for the African wild dog (Lycaon pictus)
... The African wild dog (AWD; Lycaon pictus) is endangered with the current population estimated at 6,600 animals, scattered over several subpopulations in Southern and Eastern ...if Dog ...
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Vaccination strategies to conserve the endangered African wild dog (Lycaon pictus)
... of African wild dog populations exposed to patho- gens such as rabies and ...to wild dog population numbers and ...from wild dog study populations, the most effective vac- ...
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A two-step dilution tris-egg yolk extender containing Equex STM significantly improves sperm cryopreservation in the African wild dog(Lycaon pictus)
... domestic dog, a two-step dilution has been proposed to enable cooling and equilibration with lower glycerol concentrations, mini- mizing its toxic e ff ect ...for dog semen freezing ...
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Reproduction in the endangered African wild dog: basic physiology,reproductive suppression and possible benefits of artificial insemination
... 356 Basic knowledge is still missing on reproductive hormone profiles in both female and 357 male African wild dogs, as well as the effect of season, dominance and pack structure on fert[r] ...
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Dynamics of direct inter-pack encounters in endangered African wild dogs
... distances of packs to their own range core 1h after versus 1h before encounters, for 15 African wild dog inter-pack encounters. The 762[r] ...
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Establishment probability in newly founded populations
... endangered African wild dog (Lycaon pictus) to quantify the critical initial number of packs (two) and individuals per pack (six) necessary for a reintroduced population of this species to maintain ...
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Dog appeasing pheromone prevents the androgen surge and may reduce contact dominance and active submission after stressful interventions in African wild dogs (Lycaon pictus)
... endangered African wild dog (AWD; Lycaon pictus) is a highly social canid living in packs of most commonly 5 to 15 adults and juveniles combined (range 2 to 27; ...with wild-caught animals [4, ...
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Energy cost and return for hunting in African wild dogs and Cheetahs
... adult African wild dogs and recorded their movement at sample rates depending on their ...other African wild dog packs living in the surrounding ...the African wild ...
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Why is Southern African canine babesiosis so virulent? An evolutionary perspective
... an African wild dog (Lycaon pic- tus) pup in the Johannesburg Zoo [56], experimental subinoculation of blood from infected domestic dogs did not precipitate clinical signs in wild dogs ...of ...
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The effect of relatedness and pack size on territory overlap in African wild dogs
... larger wild dog packs are more successful and raise a greater number of offspring ([7, 27, 33, ...in African wild dog populations, as in other species [36, 43, ...other African ...
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Dog rabies data reported to multinational organizations from Southern and Eastern African countries
... Although the regional organisation SEARG and the international organisation OIE collect their information on rabies occurrence in different entities, numbers on reported rabies cases [4] and outbreaks (OIE) were sig- ...
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Epidemiology of canine gastrointestinal helminths in sub Saharan Africa
... The estimated pooled prevalence of helminths in males was higher than in females. This result is not in agreement with other studies [58, 66–68]. A possible reason for the male-biased helminth prevalence may be the high ...
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Additive opportunistic capture explains group hunting benefits in African wild dogs
... one dog was conducting a chase and no other dogs were running ...first dog running till the last dog ...the dog stays at the end of chase position for five minutes or longer (indicating ...
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Phylogenetic analysis of canine distemper virus in South African wildlife
... ], with the addition of site 519 that also showed evidence of episodic positive selection in some genotypes. Differences in residues at these sites have been associated with an adaptation of CDV to non-domestic ...
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-DIVINAPROPORTIONE- OF CANINE ROSE
... The wild rose (commonly known also as dog rose, rose hip, briar rose) is widely recognized for the beneficial properties that it holds for our organism and it’s high content of active principals like ...
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Patient benefit of dog assisted interventions in health care: a systematic review
... DAA: Dog-assisted activity; DAI: Dog-assisted intervention; DAS: Dog-assisted support; DAT: Dog-assisted therapy; DMAS: Dementia Mood Assessment Scale; GBS: Gottfried-Brane- Steen scale; GDS: ...
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The longevity of para-aminopropiophenone (PAPP) wild dog baits and the implications for effective and safe baiting campaigns
... The study was initiated in autumn 2015 to coincide with typical operational timing for wild dog control in peri-urban south-east Queensland (S. Harris and M. Gentle, unpublished data). Each DOGABAIT™ bait ...
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The Role of Dialogic Teaching in Fostering Critical Literacy in an Urban High School English Classroom
... Rabies Like Illness Score No dog deaths consistent with RLI 1 RLI dog death 2 RLI dog deaths >2 RLI dog deaths total RLI dog deaths Risk of being bitten by a rabid animal Risk Category H[r] ...
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Play behavior varies by age class in wild African elephants (Loxodonta africana)
... both African and Asian elephants display similarities in communication ...juvenile African elephants displayed the highest frequencies regarding alone locomotion and environmental play: the two play ...
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Dog owner flea/tick medication purchases in the USA
... and dog owners in the USA suggests that a similar relationship exists between a re- quirement for less frequent dosing and increased adher- ence to veterinary flea/tick medication recommendations ...improved ...
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