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Group training classes for dogs with canine cognitive dysfunction: effects on sleep, activity, and caregiver burdenNARA Subscribed
Canine Cognitive Dysfunction (CCD) is a progressive neurodegenerative condition of ageing dogs, sharing pathological and clinical features with Alzheimer’s disease. Despite the growing prevalence of CCD, non-pharmacological interventions for affected companion animals remain underexplored. This study evaluated the effects of structured group training classes on signs of CCD, sleep, daily activity, and caregiver burden. Forty-t...
Pleistocene C hinese cave hyenas and the recent E urasian history of the spotted hyena, C rocuta crocutaNARA Subscribed
The living hyena species (spotted, brown, striped and aardwolf) are remnants of a formerly diverse group of more than 80 fossil species, which peaked in diversity in the Late Miocene (about 7–8 Ma). The fossil history indicates an African origin, and morphological and ancient DNA data have confirmed that living spotted hyenas ( Crocuta crocuta ) of Africa were closely related to extinct Late Pleistocene cave hyenas from Europe...
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