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Working dogs --- Working dogs

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Working dogs --- Human-animal relationships

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This book delves into the historical and contemporary roles of military working dogs, exploring their origins, development, and contributions through various conflicts. From World War I's mercy dogs to the tactical roles in Vietnam, the text examines the evolution of canine units and their impact on military operations. The author, Michael G. Lemish, an official historian for the Vietnam Dog Handler Association, offers extensive insights into the training, deployment, and legacy of these dogs. The book is intended for readers interested in military history, animal roles in warfare, and canine training methodologies.

Working dogs. --- Vietnam War, 1961-1975.

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Seit uralten Zeiten ist die Jagd von größter Bedeutung für die Menschen. In der klassischen Antike erzählen nicht nur Mythen davon, sondern auch zwei Fachbücher, die wir Xenophon (4. Jh. v. Chr.) und Arrianos (2. Jh. n. Chr.) verdanken. Sie zeigen, welches Wild man bejagte, wie man vorging und warum die Jagd nützlich war. Und was über das enge Verhältnis der Jäger zu ihren Jagdhündinnen gesagt wird, vermag auch heute noch Tierfreunde anzurühren.

Hunting dogs. --- Gun dogs --- Sporting dogs --- Working dogs --- Arrianus. --- Hunting. --- Xenophon.

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The field of Animal-Computer Interaction has become increasingly established in the research world since the first discussions at CHI2012 seven years ago. Funding agencies have supported ACI research, and ACI-focused work has received considerable media attention. As a result, many new organizations have joined the ACI community and have begun making significant contributions to our body of knowledge. ACI researchers have a variety of interests and bring a myriad of backgrounds to the field. Disciplines range from traditional human-computer interaction and user experience experts, engineers, and interaction designers; to animal behaviorists, biologists, zoologists, husbandry experts, animal trainers, and veterinarians. The ACI conference serves to bring these disparate fields together to find a common ground towards a shared goal: to explore the possibilities and potential of animal-computer interaction.

Animals --- Interactive computer systems --- User interfaces (Computer systems) --- Wearable technology --- Working dogs --- Data processing