Exploring human perceptions of dog-tablet playful interactions

Baskin, Sofya; Zamansky, Anna; Kononova, Vitaliya

doi:10.1145/2995257.3012023

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“…ACI research has recently begun to explore how technology could help to improve the relationships between humans and animals [12,24,65,66]. Several works have studied the perceptions of humans For instance, discovering how pet owners perceive the reactions towards technological devices can help to raise awareness of good or bad practices in digital interactions of animals with technology [67,68]. On the other hand, animal conservation organizations aim to provide empathic responses of visitors in order to foster interest in wildlife, and technological installations have shown to be promising in this regard [12,69].…”

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Remote interspecies interactions: Improving humans and animals’ wellbeing through mobile playful spaces

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Carrion-Plaza

Jaén

2019

Pervasive and Mobile Computing

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Play is an essential activity for both humans and animals as it provides stimulation and favors cognitive, physical and social development. This paper proposes a novel pervasive playful environment that allows hospitalized children to participate in remote interspecies play with dogs in a dog daycare facility, while it also allows the dogs to play by themselves with the pervasive system.The aim of this playful interactive space is to help improving both children wellbeing and their relationships by means of technologically mediated play, while creating a solid knowledge base to define the future of pervasive interactive environments for animals.

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Section: Designing To Improve Relationships Between Humans and Animalsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Remote interspecies interactions: Improving humans and animals’ wellbeing through mobile playful spaces

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Carrion-Plaza

Jaén

2019

Pervasive and Mobile Computing

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Player Expectations of Animal Incorporated Computer Games

Eck

Lamers

2018

Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering

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On the origin of puppies: breeding and selling procedures relevant for canine behavioural development

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The success of the dog as a companion animal has undeniably led to a shift in dog breeding practices. While effects of inbreeding or large-scale breeding have given rise to numerous studies about potentially related health issues, it remains unclear to what extent behavioural development of dogs is influenced. By investigating the environment of puppies while at the breeder, the authors aimed to make an inventory of current practices regarding management, socialisation and environmental learning and subsequently to identify potential differences between breeder types. The cross-sectional study, conducted during 2016, revealed considerable variability in environment among dog breeders. Small-scale breeders, and especially occasional breeders (less than 10 adult dogs on-site) provided most enrichment, both social and non-social, by, for instance, providing more outdoor access for pregnant dams and puppies or by providing access to visitors more freely. Environmental stimuli were less controlled in occasional breeders, raising the debate about quantity versus quality of stimuli at a young age. Large-scale breeders declared to screen potential owners less intensely and time to advise them was limited. To the authors’ knowledge, this is the first study that compares a large number of environmental factors between the different dog breeding categories.

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Exploring human perceptions of dog-tablet playful interactions

Cited by 5 publications

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Remote interspecies interactions: Improving humans and animals’ wellbeing through mobile playful spaces

Remote interspecies interactions: Improving humans and animals’ wellbeing through mobile playful spaces

Player Expectations of Animal Incorporated Computer Games

On the origin of puppies: breeding and selling procedures relevant for canine behavioural development

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