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1 Friday, July 18: ISAZ 2014 Vienna, Program Seminar Room 3 09:00-17:30 Interdisziplinary PhD/PostDoc Conference Organized by the Stiftung Mensch und Tier (in German, Seminar Room 3) 9:00 Registrierung 9:30 Begrüßung 10:00 12:30 Themenblock I, Moderation: Herwig Grimm 10:00 10:20: Silke Förschler: Insekten, Vögel, Fische. Ästhetische Ordnungen und epistemologische Evidenz in Tierbildern der Frühen Neuzeit 10:30 10:50: Amir Zelinger: Tierische Sozialgeschichte. Haustierhaltung im Deutschen Kaiserreich 11:00 12:30: Diskussion Themenblock I 12:30 13:30 Mittagspause 13:30 15:15 Themenblock II, Moderation: Claudia Laurien-Kehnen 13:30 13:50: Stephanie Lürzel: Der Einfluss der Mensch-Tier-Beziehung auf Wohlergehen und Produktqualität 14:00 14:20: Charlotte Blattner: Der extraterritoriale Schutz von Tieren: Zulässigkeit und Möglichkeiten der Anwendung von nationalen Tierschutzstandards auf Tiere im Ausland 14:30 15:15: Diskussion/ Themenblock II 15:15 15:45 Kaffeepause 15:45 17:30: Podiumsgespräch Moderation: Carola Otterstedt Publikation & Pressearbeit : Herwig Grimm, Jessica Ullrich, Andrea Beetz, Claudia Laurien-Kehnen Ab 19:00 Austausch beim gemeinsamen Heurigen Schübel-Auer: D- Wagen Endstation Beethovengang (ca. 30 min. Fahrzeit)

2 Saturday, July 19: ISAZ 2014 Vienna, Program Seminar Room 3 09:00-13:30 Interdisciplinary PhD/PostDoc Conference Organized by the Stiftung Mensch und Tier (in German, Seminar Room 3) 09:00 10:30 Themenblock III, Moderation: Kurt Kotrschal 09:00 09:20: Iris Schöberl: Die Physiologie der Mensch-Hund-Bindung 09:30 09:50: Sandra Wesenberg: Positive Wirkungen eines tiergestützten Interventionsprogrammes auf demenziell erkrankte Pflegeheimbewohner 10:00 10:20: Lisa Maria Glenk: Effekte der Tier-Mensch Interaktion auf physiologische- und Verhaltensparameter bei Hunden 10:30 10:50 Kaffeepause 10:50 11:10: Katrin Hofmann: Reittherapie bei lernschwachen Schüler/Innen Effekte einer Intervention 11:20 11:40: Katharina Ameli: Professionalisierung tiergestützter Tätigkeitsfelder 11:50 12:50 Diskussion/ Themenblock III 12:50 13:00 Abschluss und Verabschiedung: Carola Otterstedt

3 Saturday, July 19 continued: ISAZ 2014 Vienna, Program Overview Seminar Room 3 Conference Room COSB Seminar Room 09:00-13:30: Interdisziplinäre PhD/PostDoc Konferenz (in German) 9:00 16:00 ISAZ Board Meeting 15:30 17:30 NIH/Waltham Consortium Break Lecture Hall 1 15:00 Begin Registration in front of Lecture Hall 1 18:00 18:30 Welcome, Opening of the Conference by University Representatives and Organizers 18:30 19:15 Public lecture/plenary 1 Chair: Pauleen Bennett James Serpell: Companion Animals and Society: Past, Present and Future 19:15 20:00 Public Lecture/plenary 2 Chair: Pauleen Bennett Ben Hart: Pets and Our Responsibilities: Perspectives on Neutering and Health Care 20:00 22:00 Welcome Social Get-Together and Poster-Hanging Wine and Fingerfood, Lobby

4 Sunday, July 20, ISAZ 2014 Vienna, Program Overview 08:30 08:45: Conference Opening Pauleen Bennett 08:45 9:30 Plenary 3, NIH/Mars Partnership Kerstin Meints: How children and adults misread dogs - risks and interventions 09:30 09:45 Break 09:45 10:45: 3 Orals NIH/Waltham Symposium 1: Support by Companion Animals 09:45 10:45: 3 Orals The Role of the Owner in Human-Dog Relationships 10:45 11:15 Coffee Break Lobby 11:15 12:35: 4 Orals NIH/Waltham Symposium 2: Human-Animal Relationships 11:15 12:35: 4 Orals Human Interactions with Livestock 12:50 13:30: NIH/WALTHAM Lunchtime Session: Funding HAI Research 12:50 13:30: Lynette Hart: Discussion/Workshop: Curricula in AAI and Anthrozoology 12:35 13:30 Lunch Break, Lobby 13:30 14:15 Poster Session, Lobby 14:15 15:00 Plenary 4 Rob Knight: How the microbiome links us and our companion animals 15:00 15:10 Break 15:10 16:30: 4 Orals Wolves, Dogs and Humans 1 15:10 16:30: 4 Orals Effects of Animal-Assisted Interventions on Mental Health 16:30 16:50 Coffe Break, Lobby 16:50 17:30 ISAZ AGM 19:30 -- Conference Dinner at the Heurigen Schübl-Auer Take D-Tram, Endstation Beethovengang in Nussdorf (approx 30 min. from venue)

5 Monday, July 21, ISAZ 2014 Vienna, Program Overview 08:30 08:45: Announcements/ Business/Info 08:45 9:30 Plenary 5, NIH/Mars Partnership Robin Gabriels: Expanding rural intervention options for children on the autism spectrum: Results from a four-year randomized control trial of Therapeutic Horseback Riding 09:30 09:40 Break 09:40 11:00: 4 Orals Animal-Assisted Interventions 09:40 11:00: 4 Orals Attitudes towards Animals 11:05 11:30 Coffee Break, Lobby 11:30 12:50: 4 Orals Animal-Assisted Education 11:30 12:50, 4 Orals Dogs, Wolves, and Humans 2 12:50 13:50 Lunch Break, Lobby 13:50 15:10: B. Jegatheesan, P. Tedeschi, E. Ormerod, & A. Beetz: Discussion/Workshop: Ethics in AAI & Anthrozoology, Seminar Room 3 13:50 15:10: 4 Orals Human-Dog Interactions 13:50 15:10: 4 Orals Companion Animals and Human Wellbeing 15:10 15:40 Coffee Break, Lobby 15:40 17:00: 4 Orals Companion Animals in the Family 15:40 17:00: 4 Orals Dog Behavior in AAI and HAI 17:00 17:10 Break 17:10 17:45: ISAZ Best Student Oral/Poster Award, Farewell 19:30 ISAZ Board Dinner at a Vienna City Restaurant

6 Sunday Morning, July 20, ISAZ 2014 Vienna, Program 08:30 08:45: Conference Opening Pauleen Bennett, etc. 08:45 9:30 Plenary 3 Chair: Karyl Hurley Kerstin Meints: How children and adults misread dogs - risks and interventions (NIH/Mars Partnership) 09:30 09:45 Break 09:45-10:45: NIH/Waltham Symposium 1: Support by Companion Animals Chair: Sandra McCune 09:45 10:05: Kristen C. Jacobson: The Effects of HAI on Cortisol Reactivity in Response to Psychosocial Stress 10:05 10:25: Marguerite O'Haire: Physiological arousal in children with autism spectrum disorder and their typically-developing peers during human-animal interaction 10:25 10:45: Erika Friedmann: Do blood pressures change differently in pet owners and pet non-owners during their daily lives? 09:45-10:45: The Role of the Owner in Human- Dog Relationships Chair: Elizabeth Ormerod 09:45 10:05: Rachel O'Connor: The effect of lifestyle and animal-care knowledge on adopters' expectations prior to companion-animal ownership 10:05 10:25: Jonathan Bowen: Patterns of ownerdog relationship: MDORS (Monash Dog Ownership Relationship Scale) survey of 2398 dog owners 10:25 10:45: Pinar Thorn: The Teddy Bear Effect: owner-perceived cuteness as a predictor of human-dog relationship quality 10:45 11:15 Coffee Break, Lobby 11:15-12:35: NIH/Waltham Symposium 2: Human-Animal Relationships Chair: Jim Griffin 11:15-11:35: Anne Gadomski: Pet Dogs and Child Health Indicators 11:35 11:55:Armando Hoet: Sharing only kisses - Dog ownership and Staphylococcus aureus 11:55 12:15: Judith Solomon: Attachment Classification in Pet Dogs: Application of Ainsworth's strange situation and classification procedures to dogs and their human caregivers 12:15 12:35: Lynette Hart: Cats and Children with Autism: Do Cats Provide Contact Warmth and Affection? 11:15-12:35: Human Interactions with Livestock Chair: Kate Atema 11:15-11:35: Samantha Hurn: Livestock species as companion species: Questioning the place of cows, pigs and sheep in contemporary British society. 11:35 11:55: Dorit Mersmann: Dairy goat farmers' attitudes towards goats and interacting with them 11:55 12:15: Stephanie Lürzel: Effect of positive interactions and disbudding on avoidance distance towards humans in dairy calves 12:15 12:35: Ingela Wikman: Beef producer attitudes to pain in cattle 12:35 13:30 Lunch Break, Lobby 12:50 13:30: NIH/WALTHAM Lunchtime Session: Funding HAI Research - Tips on grant applications 12:50 13:30 Lynette Hart: Discussion/Workshop: Curricula in AAI and Anthrozoology

7 Sunday Afternoon, July 20, ISAZ 2014 Vienna, Program 14:15 15:00 Plenary 4 Chair: James Serpell Rob Knight: How the microbiome links us and our companion animals 13:30 14:15 Poster Session, Lobby 15:00 15:10 15:10-16:30: Wolves, Dogs and Humans 1 Chair: James Serpell 15:10 15:30: Marianne Heberlein: Showing humans where food is hidden: a form of intentional communication in dogs and wolves? 15:30 15:50: Lina Oberließen: A wolf-dog difference revisited: When facing an unsolvable problem do they look back at humans after identical raising? 15:50 16:10: Sarah Marshall: Did domestication affect inhibitory control? A comparison between identically raised wolves and dogs on two inhibitory control tasks. 16:10 16:30: Kurt Kotrschal: Wolves are at least as cooperative as dogs during leash walking 15:10-16:30: Effects of Animal-Assisted Interventions on Mental Health Chair: Brinda Jegatheesan 15:10 15:30: Allison O Connor: Animal assisted therapy with maltreated youth: A systematic review and meta-analysis 15:30 15:50: Denise Hebesberger: Behavioral and Physiological Effects of Horse-assisted Therapy for Mother-Child Pairs with Insecure Attachment 15:50 16:10: Karen Krob: Examining Animal Assisted Interventions for Anxiety and Depression: A Meta-Analysis 16:10 16:30: William Pope: Animal Assisted Therapy versus Human Interaction in the Improvement of Social Outcomes in Older Adults with Dementia 16:30 16:50 Coffee Break, Lobby 16:50 17:30 ISAZ AGM 19:30 Conference Dinner at the Heurigen Schübl-Auer Endstation (terminal station) Beethovengang Tram D to Nussdorf (approx 30 min by tram from venue)

8 Monday Morning, July 21, ISAZ 2014 Vienna, Program 08:30 08:45: Announcements/ Business/Info 08:45 9:30 Plenary 5 Chair: Sandra McCune Robin Gabriels: Expanding rural intervention options for children on the autism spectrum: Results from a four-year randomized control trial of Therapeutic Horseback Riding (NIH/Mars partnership) 09:30 09:40 Break 09:40-11:00: Animal-Assisted Interventions Chair: Rebecca Johnson 09:40 10:00: Karin Hediger: Attitudes towards the implementation of animal-assisted therapy in a Swiss rehabilitation clinic 10:00 10:20: Jessica Bibbo: Participant Characteristics and Outcomes of the Walk a Hound Lose a Pound program over Five Years 10:20 10:40: Mariko Yamamoto: Data on dogs registered in California for assistance dogs identification tags 10:40 11:00: Hayley Yaglom: Offender Outcomes of Training Dogs in Prison: the Puppies for Parole Program 09:40-11:00: Attitudes towards Animals Chair: Kristen Jacobson 09:40 10:00: Elzemina Bojicic: Community perceptions of the needs of owned versus roaming dogs in two Bosnian municipalities 10:00 10:20: Veronica Brandl: Attitudes towards wolves and dogs in Austria 10:20 10:40: Lisa Maria Glenk: Pet attitude, selfesteem and personality in female professionals for animal-assisted interventions 10:40 11:00: Elisa Silvia Colombo: Belief in human-animal continuity and animal directed empathy: a study on Italian veterinary students 11:00 11:30 Coffee Break, Lobby 11:30-12:50: Animal-Assisted Education Chair: Andrea Beetz 11:30 11:50: Sandra Barker: Dogs on campus to reduce student stress during exams: An initial study of student diversity in attendance and perceived benefit 11:50 12:10: Paula Calvo: Analyzing two instruments to evaluate AAT: CSAWPBS (Center for the Study for Animal Wellness Pet Bonding Scale) and MOPI (Measurement of Pet Intervention) scales 12:10 12:30: Nancy Gee: Does physical contact or dog breed affect memory performance? 12:30 12:50: Stephen Albone: Differential effectiveness of SPANA s education programme in Morocco on attitudes and empathy according to school grade 11:30-12:50: Dogs, Wolves, and Humans 2 Chair: Ludwig Huber 11:30 11:50: Angelica Vasconcellos: Training sessions and stress in human-raised wolves: implications for cognition studies and animal welfare 11:50 12:10: Friederike Range: Dogs and wolves observing humans and conspecifics: did domestication influence what to pay attention to and what information to extract? 12:10 12:30: Lisa Wallis: Dogs can follow human gaze despite training to maintain eye contact 12:30 12:50:Charlotte Duranton: Dogs follow noncommunicative and communicative human gaze in different contexts 12:50 13:50 Lunch Break, Lobby 13:50 15:10: Seminar Room 3: B. Jegatheesan, P. Tedeschi, E.Ormerod, & A. Beetz: Discussion/Workshop: Ethics in AAI & Anthrozoology

9 Monday Afternoon, July 21, ISAZ 2014 Vienna, Program 13:50-15:10: Human-Dog Interactions Chair: Lynette Hart 13:50 14:10: Ludwig Huber: How dogs see us: the perception of human faces by dogs 14:10 14:30: Anjuli Barber: Like me- Behavioural and Physiological Correlates of Empathy and Emotions in Dogs 14:30 14:50: Iris Schöberl: Factors affecting physiological synchrony in owners and their dogs 14:50 15:10: Giulia Cimarelli: Dogs may understand the social but not the referential intention behind human pointing gesture 13:50-15:10: Companion Animals and Human Wellbeing Chair: Anne McBride 13:50 14:10: Pauleen Bennett: Pets' Effectiveness in Managing Chronic Pain and Improving Wellbeing in Adult Community Members 14:10 14:30: Sarah Jeannin: The vocal communication between human and domestic dog 14:30 14:50: John Tylor Binfet: The Effects of Animal-Assisted Therapy on University Students' Social-Emotional Well-Being: A Feasibility Study 14:50 15:10: Gretchen Carlisle: Children with Autism and their Beliefs of Attachment to their Dogs 15:10 15:40 Coffee Break, Lobby 15:40 17:00: Companion Animals in the Family Chair: Karyl Hurley 15:40 16:00: Megan Mueller: Human-Animal Interaction in Military-Connected Youth 16:00 16:20: Brinda Jegatheesan: Learning through Participation in the Care of the Family Pet: Children s Roles and Responsibilities across Cultures 16:20 16:40: Sigrid Amon: Ideal versus real: Owner Attitudes, Personalities and Relationship with Dogs 16:40 17:00: Cynthia Brown: Human-Companion Dog Relationship Quality: The Impact of Owner Attachment and Personality Styles 15:40 17:00: Dog Behavior in AAI and HAI Chair: Beth Daly 15:40 16:00: Heidi Brisk: Owner-dog interaction during animal-assisted activities - an impact on dog welfare 16:00 16:20: Carolina Rocha: Stress and arousal in dogs during animal assisted interventions in Brazil 16:20 16:40: Jade Thompson: The role of persuasion in positive punishment training 16:40 17:00: Stefanie Riemer: Behavioural development in companion dogs - assessments at three ages 17:10 17:45 ISAZ Best Student Oral/Poster Presentation Awards, Farewell 17:00 17:10 Break 19:30 ISAZ Board Dinner at a Vienna City Restaurant

10 Tuesday, July 22: ISAZ 2014 Vienna Messerli Satellite Meeting 08:30 16:30 ISAZ Satellite meeting , Lecture Hall A, Vetmeduni Vienna Brute facts and normative implications. Understanding human animal interactions 8:30 9:00 Conference opening (Huber, Grimm) 9:00 10:00 Plenary 1 (chair Huber): Donald M. Broom: "How concepts of sentience affect concerns about animal welfare" 10:00 10:30 Coffee Break 10:30 11:00 John Bradshaw: "Dogs, gods and robots: deconstructing anthropomorphism" 11:00 11:30 Frank Péron: "Cognitive studies and animal welfare: Why, When & What" 11:30 12:00 Leah Burns: "Animals and Tourism: An ethical scrutiny of relationships between tourists and wildlife" 12:00 13:00 Lunch Break 13:00 14:00 Plenary 2 (chair Grimm): Mark Rowlands: "Can Animals Be Moral? Should We Care?" 14:00 14:30 Judith Benz-Schwarzburg: "Morality in animals? A review of what that might mean from an ethical and ethological perspective" 14:30 15:00 Coffee Break 15:00 15:30 Martin Huth: "Brute? facts and the struggle for morality. Gaps and bridges between science and normativity" 15:30 16:00 Samuel Camenzind: "Kant on brutes: facts and an internal critique" 16: Nickie Charles: "Written and spoken words: representations of animals and intimacy"

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