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Publications

Dogs in schools: Dogs Connect as an example of a dogs-first wellbeing dog programme

 Jones, E., & Shannon, G. (2025). Dogs in schools: Dogs connect as an example of a dogs-first wellbeing dog programme. Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work, 37(1), 109–120. https://search.informit.org/doi/10.3316/informit.T2025041500011190150638360 

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Toward a more humane society for us all: The social impacts of animal welfare nonprofits

 Coulter, K. & Jones, E. (2024).  

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Constructing canine consent: conceptualising and adopting a consent-focused relationship with dogs

 Jones, E. (2024). Constructing Canine Consent: Conceptualising and adopting a consent-focused relationship with dogs. CRC Press. 

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Preparing fearful dogs for vaccinations with cooperative care

 Jones, E. (2023). Preparing Fearful Dogs for Vaccinations with Cooperative Care. Animal Behaviour and Welfare Cases, (2023), abwcases20230011. 

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Cooperative care for companion dogs: emotional health and wellness

 Jones, E. (2023). Cooperative care for companion dogs: emotional health and wellness. Companion Animal, 28(7), 1-6. 

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Decentring humans in research methods: Visibilising other animal realities

 Jones, E., & Taylor, N. (2023). Decentring Humans in Research Methods: Visibilising Other Animal Realities. In Methods in Human-Animal Studies (pp. 33-49). Routledge. 

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Silent conversations: The influence of human exceptionalism, dominance and power on behavioural...

 Jones, E. E. A. (2022). Silent conversations: the influence of human exceptionalism, dominance and power on behavioural expectation and canine consent in the dog-human relationship. 

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Why a multidisciplinary approach to animal behaviour research is important

Jones, E. (2021) Why a multidisciplinary approach to animal behaviour research is important. IAABC Foundation Journal.

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What can "streeties" teach us about our companion dogs?

Jones, E. (2021) What can "streeties" teach us about companion dogs? IAABC Foundation Journal.

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In a human world: Autonomy, consent and the emotional wellness of dogs

Jones, E. (2020).  In A Human World: Autonomy, Consent and the Emotional Wellness of Dogs . IAABC Foundation Journal.

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COVID 19: What dogs are telling us by saying nothing at all

Taylor, N. & Jones, E. (March 30, 2020). Covid 19: What dogs are telling us by saying nothing at all. Animals in Society.

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Can attitudes towards marine mammal conservation be manipulated?

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Projects in Production

DogsConnect: Dogs in Schools

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Dogs Becoming Family: Collaborative Research with QUT

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What about dogs? Including dogs in anarchist frameworks

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