Victorian Cat Tracking Study Part 2: After the adoption - Paper
Dr Linda Marston - Monash University
The link between dog control and dog welfare - Paper
Clare Connell - Auckland City Council
Attitudes of owners influence various dog management behaviours - Paper
Vanessa Rohlf - Monash University
Tamara Shadlow - Petcare Information and Advisory Service
The agony and the ecstasy: Animals, amalgamations and alignments - Paper
Anne-Marie Boyd - Moreton Bay Regional Council
Is a virtual academy for Animal Management Officer training a reality? - Paper
Dr David Jones - TAFESA
Steven Moore - Bureau of Animal Welfare Victoria
Importance of procedures relating to dog attacks involving death of people - Paper
Steve Larsen - Pittwater Council
Declared Dog Database - What can it do? How can we do it better? - Paper
Tracy Helman - Bureau of Animal Welfare
Dog assessment now and in the future - Paper
What makes a good test of canine behaviour: Lessons from the behavioural sciences - Paper
Dr Pauline Bennett - Monash University
The development of a valid and reliable test of amicability in dogs - Paper
Tammie King - Monash University
To leash or not to leash - Paper
Tony Pearson - City of Onkaparinga
Peter Maddern - Peter Maddern & Associates
South Australian Dog and Cat Management Board response to the Ombudsman's enquiry - Paper
Adele Steel - Dog and Cat Management Board
The South Australian Ombudsman and Local Government - Paper
Kate Oliver - Norm Waterhouse Lawyers
Black Saturday - An Emergency Animal Management Plan put to the test - Paper
Greg Talbot - Shire of Yarra Ranges
Conducting effective investigations: A practical guide - Paper
Cimon Burke - Wallmans Lawyers
Planning for dogs in open space with a focus on integrated planning and dog parks - Paper
Lesley Humphreys - Paws 4 Play
But where will the dog live? Animal management and the shrinking Australian backyard - Paper
Susie Willis - Petcare Information and Advisory Service
Assessment of personality in dogs - Paper
Dr Jacqui Ley - Monash University
Reliability, validity and feasibility of existing tests of canine behaviour - Paper
Kate Mornement - Monash University