Titlebook: Olfactory Research in Dogs; Lucia Lazarowski Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springe

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Canine Olfactory Dysfunctionn exhaustive review of the topic, but rather key concepts are introduced to the reader. This chapter also considers the impact of aging and disease on human olfaction. Humans can serve as a useful model for scent detection dogs. Thus, it is anticipated that aging, nasal tumors, rhinitis, environment

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Behavioral Characteristics Associated with Detection Dog Successfunctions. This challenge is largely due to a lack of empirical evidence regarding the particular behavioral traits associated with long-term success in scent detection disciplines as well as reliable methods for identifying dogs possessing those traits. This chapter reviews behavioral characteristi

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Dog Olfactory Cognitionn. Specific aspects of dog olfactory cognition are explored. The authors review methods and procedures that investigate different aspects of olfaction and memory, including episodic memory, working memory, and long-term memory. Next, olfactory category and concept learning in dogs is reviewed follow

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Olfactory Learning and Training Methodsd research is often difficult to obtain and not always easy to apply to practice. This chapter sets out the most common detection dog training practices and explains the science currently available in each area of the detection task: odor learning, odor discrimination, indication/alert and finally t

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Olfaction and Dog Welfare a dog can use their olfactory abilities and the types of odours they smell, have been shown to affect their behaviour, memory, and wellbeing, and similarly an animal’s state of health and welfare impacts upon its olfactory ability. There are several natural scents whose effects upon dogs have been

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Detection of Human Diseases for Medical Diagnosticses using their sense of smell is linked to volatile organic compounds (VOCs). VOCs represent a wide range of chemicals, volatile at ambient temperature and pressure conditions, detectable in sweat, breath, urine, feces, and other fluids. In the last two decades, several peer-reviewed articles have b

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Detecting Physiological Changes in Humans: Medical Alert and Assistance Dogs authors first orient the reader with a discussion of the terminology surrounding, and the regulation of, medical alert dogs. Next, they discuss how odours emanating from the body signal physiological change, and how the canine olfactory system is well suited to perceive these odours. The chapter th