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Permissive parenting of the dog associates with dog overweight in a survey among 2,303 Dutch dog owners by Herwijnen, Ineke R. van, Corbee, Ronald J, Endenburg, Nienke, Beerda, Bonne, Borg, Joanne A. M. van der, Olsson, I Anna S

“…Overweight/obese dogs are at increased risk of health issues and it is up to the dog owner to uphold successful weight management. In children, overweight…”
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The Impact of Service Dogs on Military Veterans and (Ex) First Aid Responders With Post-traumatic Stress Disorder by van Houtert, Emmy A E, Rodenburg, T Bas, Vermetten, Eric, Endenburg, Nienke

“…Due to its novelty and lack of empirical study it remains unclear if a service dog truly mitigates the burden of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)…”
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Quality of life and owner attitude to dog overweight and obesity in Thailand and the Netherlands by Endenburg, Nienke, Soontararak, Sirikul, Charoensuk, Chalermpol, van Lith, Hein A

“…This study investigated whether the body condition score (BCS) and/or culture influences the quality of life (QoL) of dogs, as evaluated by the owner, and…”
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Measuring heart rate variability using a heart rate monitor in horses ( Equus caballus ) during groundwork by Kapteijn, Chantal M, Frippiat, Thibault, van Beckhoven, Cees, van Lith, Hein A, Endenburg, Nienke, Vermetten, Eric, Rodenburg, T Bas

“…Measuring physiological parameters of stress in horses during groundwork, for example when involved in equine-assisted interventions, is important to gain…”
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The study of service dogs for veterans with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: a scoping literature review by van Houtert, Emmy A. E., Endenburg, Nienke, Wijnker, Joris J., Rodenburg, Bas, Vermetten, Eric

“…The therapeutic application of human-animal interaction has gained interest recently. One form this interest takes is the use of service dogs as complementary…”
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Do Service Dogs for Veterans with PTSD Mount a Cortisol Response in Response to Training? by van Houtert, Emmy A E, Endenburg, Nienke, Rodenburg, T Bas, Vermetten, Eric

“…Only a few studies have investigated the welfare of animals participating in animal-assisted interventions (AAIs). Most of these studies focus on dogs in…”
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The Translation and Validation of the Dutch Monash Dog⁻Owner Relationship Scale (MDORS) by van Houtert, Emmy A E, Endenburg, Nienke, Wijnker, Joris J, Rodenburg, T Bas, van Lith, Hein A, Vermetten, Eric

“…The Monash Dog-Owner Relationship Scale (MDORS) is a questionnaire that is used to evaluate the perceived relationship between humans and their dog. This…”
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The study of service dogs for veterans with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: a scoping literature review by van Houtert, Emmy A. E., Endenburg, Nienke, Wijnker, Joris J., Rodenburg, Bas, Vermetten, Eric

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The influence of animals on the development of children by Endenburg, Nienke, van Lith, Hein A.

“…There is a widespread belief that interaction with an animal is beneficial for the development of children, and several studies (most with methodological…”
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A global survey of companion animal veterinary practitioners on animal welfare teaching - Focus on undergraduate and continuing education, and clients' sources of information by Endenburg, Nienke, Ryan, Shane, van Lith, Hein A.

“…As part of a wider research on animal welfare, a global survey was developed to gain insight into the opinion of companion animal veterinarians about animal…”
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Hair Cortisol in Service Dogs for Veterans with Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Compared to Companion Dogs (Canis Familiaris) by van Houtert, Emmy A.E., Endenburg, Nienke, Vermetten, Eric, Rodenburg, T. Bas

“…Service dogs are trained to assist humans. This assistance potentially exposes them to stressors To investigate if service dogs are exposed to more stressors…”
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Animal abuse: Offender and offence characteristics. A descriptive study by Wijk, Anton, Hardeman, Manon, Endenburg, Nienke

“…This descriptive study was done to gain insight into the characteristics of animal abusers and animal abuse. On the basis of registrations by police, animal…”
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Renal secondary hyperparathyroidism should be considered a differential diagnosis in forensic cases where animal abuse is suspected by van Bruggen, Leonie W. L., Marrero, Javier P. Deniz, Grinwis, Guy C. M., Endenburg, Nienke, Gerretsen, Reza R. R., Nijs, Hubert G. T.

“…This case description reports an adult dog with multiple rib fractures that was initially suspected to be the victim of non-accidental trauma, but eventually…”
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Erratum: The study of service dogs for veterans with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: a scoping literature review by van Houtert, Emmy A E, Endenburg, Nienke, Wijnker, Joris J, Rodenburg, Bas, Vermetten, Eric

“…[This corrects the article DOI: 10.1080/20008198.2018.1503523.]…”
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Evaluation of a virtual pet visit system with live video streaming of patient images over the Internet in a companion animal intensive care unit in the Netherlands by Robben, Joris H., Melsen, Diede N., Almalik, Osama, Roomer, Wendy, Endenburg, Nienke

“…Objective To evaluate the impact of a virtual pet visit system (“TelePet” System, TPS) on owners and staff of a companion animal ICU. Design Longitudinal…”
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Commentary on: Intarapanich NP, McCobb EC, Reisman RW, Rozanski EA, Intarapanich PP. Characterization and comparison of injuries caused by accidental and non‐accidental blunt force trauma in dogs and cats. J Forensic Sci 2016 Jul;61(4):993–9 by Nijs, Hubert G. T., Gerretsen, Reza R. R., Stoel, Reinoud D., Endenburg, Nienke, Gröne, Andrea

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Research reveals a market for a veterinary behaviour clinic by Jonckheer-Sheehy, Valerie, Endenburg, Nienke

“…An enquiry into the requirement of a university veterinary behaviour clinic in The Netherlands revealed that there is a clear call for such a service. The…”
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25th UKG evening: Behavioral clinic for animals by Endenburg, Nienke

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Numbers of dogs, cats, birds, and exotic animals in veterinary practices in the Netherlands 1994-2005 and possible consequences for the veterinary curriculum by Vermeulen, Petra, Endenburg, Nienke, Lumeij, J T

“…The species of pets owned in the Netherlands are constantly changing, and it is important that veterinary practitioners have information about the number and…”
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