Negative impacts from the presence of domestic animals pose particular issues for
biodiversity conservation as they are intimately tied to the economic, social and political …

Simple Summary Domestic dogs are abundant worldwide—as owned pets, unowned strays,
and feral animals. High numbers of free-roaming dogs can be a concern because of the …

Negative impacts of some introduced carnivores like feral cats are well documented,
widespread, and significant. Comparatively, the effects of feral dogs (individuals that are not …

The presence of domestic dogs (Canis lupus familiaris) in Brazilian protected areas is fairly
frequent. The interaction of such dogs with native animals leads to population declines for …

Human–wildlife conflicts like wildlife–vehicle collisions pose major challenges for the
management and conservation of mobile wildlife in human-dominated landscapes …

Domestic dogs are the most abundant carnivores worldwide, primarily due to human
support. Food and other subsidies to dogs do not necessarily prevent dog predation on …

Domestic dogs (Canis familiaris) and cats (Felis catus) are the most abundant mammalian
carnivores worldwide. Given that domestic carnivores rely on human‐provided food, their …

Although the Andes have long been occupied by people, habitat loss, fragmentation through
deforestation, and other human activities such as introduction of invasive species have …

There is increasing interest in the ecology of dogs, the world's most abundant carnivore
(estimated 700 million–1 billion worldwide)(Hughes and Macdonald, 2013; Silva-Rodríguez …

We investigated whether domestic dogs (Canis lupus familiaris) influenced the use of space
by chilla foxes (Lycalopex griseus) in southern Chile and tested the hypothesis that dogs …