Sarah Lozano

M.S. researcher at the ISU Canine Behavior and Cognition lab. Animal behavior, welfare, and HAI. 🐾🐕🐩🐶

[Sarah Lozano @pupscience]

Canine science enthusiasts with specialty in canine behavior and body language, I need your help! I need 4-5 professionals to look at pictures of pups and fill out a quick 5-10 minute survey. Please DM your email address if you are willing to help out!

[Anna Olsson @animalogues]

Interested in @PLOSONE papers on animal welfare which has caught much attention the last two years? Check out this new collection https://t.co/HE39Xjs3eL

[Sarah Lozano @pupscience]

Can someone point me in the direction of any published research on the behavior of "pandemic puppies"?

[Sarah Lozano @pupscience]

Reply with any comments you have on recruiting participants from Facebook groups (either benefits or limitations). Please and thanks! #dogscience

[Sarah Lozano @pupscience]

Does anyone know of any papers citing dog training methods and geographical location? I've got big (maybe too big) questions on my mind.

[Sarah Lozano @pupscience]

Hi Twittersphere, I've returned! I took a LONG break from social media (and non-work related emails, etc) to focus on my new-ish full-time training job, completing my thesis, and mental health. Working with large groups of pups has me full of new questions and ready to explore.

[Sarah Lozano @pupscience]

@EvanMacLean Do you have estimated start times for in-person work?

[Sarah Lozano @pupscience]

Wow. Incredibly fascinating research.

[Centre for the Adv Study of Collective Behaviour @CBehav]

When power is toxic...

New study @PNASNews shows that dominant individuals can influence a group through force, but passive individuals are better at bringing a group to consensus.

This result touches on evolution of animal societies and toxic leadership structures THREAD 1/2

[Centre for the Adv Study of Collective Behaviour @CBehav]

When power is toxic...

New study @PNASNews shows that dominant individuals can influence a group through force, but passive individuals are better at bringing a group to consensus.

This result touches on evolution of animal societies and toxic leadership structures THREAD 1/2

[Sarah Lozano @pupscience]

@ShellyVPhD @sebyosiere Looking to start Fall 2021! You've got a year to find funding 😂

[Sarah Lozano @pupscience]

@sebyosiere Yes! Chapter pub: https://t.co/ECkE3vpvVI
other work in progress!

[Dr. Sarah-Elizabeth Byosiere @sebyosiere]

📢Twittersphere! I'm putting together my Companion Animals in Society course and would love to highlight early career scientists (undergrad-phd!), sci-commers, and more! If you study pets, or write about them, I would love to 1) follow you and 2) get in touch! Comment below or PM

[Sarah Lozano @pupscience]

"My dog lunges and growls at strangers, how long is it going to take for that to stop?" *owner continues to use prong collar, pops it when dog sees stranger* 🤦‍♀️

[Sarah Lozano @pupscience]

unnecessary mental struggle because I feel like I'm floating along with no lifejacket. I've also accepted that if I don't find the right fit, I think I'm going to maybe pursue something in a field I've never worked in. Who knows. 5/5

[Sarah Lozano @pupscience]

Venting on career decisions: a thread. After my master's, which was an experience that honestly let me down for several reasons (the main one being poor mentorship/not what I expected going in), I felt very burnt out from the academic world. I was left with 1/?

[Sarah Lozano @pupscience]

of grueling anxiety and self-doubt? However, the job market is fairly narrow in my field, so there's also no guarantee of anything. All in all, when I apply for/interview for PhD's, I've learned to make very clear what my expectations are and choose accordingly, I don't want 4/