Dog overpopulation in developing countries has negative implications for the health and
safety of people, including the transmission of zoonotic diseases, physical attacks and …

A thorough knowledge of the dog demography should be an integral element in the
planning, implementation and evaluation of dog population control measures. In May 2008 …

A cross-sectional household questionnaire survey was conducted along two transects (80
and 45km long) from Coquimbo and Ovalle cities to the Fray Jorge National Park (FJNP) in …

ABSTRACT A survey in a major Mexican city (Merida) and three rural communities was
conducted to generate information regarding the size and structure of the owned-dog …

A study was followed in order to measure the canine population structure according to dog
ownership variables and social stratum of housing in the political district of Alvaro Obregon …

Simple Summary Free-roaming dogs are a worldwide problem that cause a wide array of
issues in society. In Chile, a law protecting companion animals, and describing the role of …

Management strategies for dog populations and their diseases include reproductive control,
euthanasia and vaccination, among others. However, the effectiveness of these strategies …

The issues surrounding dog bites are a major public health concern, particularly in areas of
low income where accessibility to adequate health care, veterinary medicine and sufficient …

To assess the risk of zoonotic pathogen transmission as function of stray dog presence and
health status, a cross‐sectional study was carried out in a large city of southern Mexico that …

ABSTRACT Free-ranging dogs (FRDs), are a problem in several countries, with impacts on
humans, domestic animals, and wildlife, although increasing evidence suggests that most …