Dr. Annika Bremhorst „Dog Behaviour Decoded – Emotional Expressions in Canis familiaris”. Joint PhD Universität Bern/ University of Lincoln (Kooperation mit Prof. Daniel Mills). Publikation 1 / Publikation 2 / Publikation 3
Annina Hirschi „Who is in charge? Do dogs look to their owner or to a stranger for help when faced with an unsolvable task?” Masterarbeit (Vetmed), Universität Bern. Publikation
Katja Senn „Addictive-like behaviour towards toys in dogs and relationship with impulsivity”. Masterarbeit (Vetmed), Universität Bern.
2020
Lisa Stolzlechner „Effects of early challenges during the socialization period on future behaviour of dogs”. Masterarbeit (Biologie), Universität Wien (in Kooperation mit Prof. Thomas Bugnyar). Publikation
Priscilla Moser. „Intermittent feeding during the veterinary examination to reduce stress in dogs. Masterarbeit (Vetmed), Universität Bern.
Rebekka von Büren. „Entspannungstraining in der Verhaltensmodifikation bei Hunden – Fragebogenstudie und Herzratenmessung”. Masterarbeit (Vetmed), Universität Bern.
Nadine Zimmermann (2020) „Differences in face and body actions during positive anticipation and frustration of dogs”. Masterarbeit (Vetmed), Universität Bern.
Federico Monteleone „Interspecific and solitary playing styles in pet dogs and effects of the owner-dog relationship on play behaviour”. Masterarbeit (Biologie), Universität Bern.
Astrid Böhm, „Training dogs to voluntarily participate in medical procedures – effects on behaviour and physiology during a veterinary examination”. Masterarbeit (Biologie), Universität Wien (in Kooperation mit Prof. Ludwig Huber und Dr. Christine Arhant). Publikation
2019
Alina Bonorand, „Referential looking is a consistent individual trait in dog puppies”. Bachelorarbeit Biologie, Universität Bern. Publikation
2018
Sarah Gähwiler, Master Vetmed „Noise sensitivity in domestic dogs – behavioral expression during fireworks” Masterarbeit (Vetmed), Universität Bern. Publikation
Nicole Sutter, BSc Biologie „Facial expressions during conditions of positive anticipation and frustration in domestic dogs”. Bachelorarbeit Biologie, Universität Bern.
2017
Sarah Bütler, BSc Biologie „Preference for constant vs varied food reinforcement in pet dogs”. Bachelorarbeit Biologie, Universität Bern. Publikation
