UAM Conference Proceedings - Caloundra 2003
Prologue - Dick Murray
Animal management and the Ombudsman - Rebecca McAnalen
Rabies and dog ecology in Flores - Steve Cutter
A model for visualising UAM factors and outcomes - what UAM means and why UAM matters? - Virginia Jackson
Compliance theory: how to improve companion animal problems by managing people better - Virginia Jackson
Does breed specific legislation reduce dog aggression on humans and other animals? A review paper - Linda Watson
Barking dog procedure - Malcolm Bennett
Assessing animal management priorities by survey - Gavin Hammond
Excess barking: a more complex problem than it would appear - Dick Murray
Dog aggression - management minimisation - UAM Position - Dick Murray
Dog Aggression Database (DAD) - outline and update - Rick Walduck
Solutions for the growing problem of wild dogs in residential areas - Paul Darren Sheil
Leash laws - proof that they are a community expectation and a safety benefit - Stephen Hollitt
Fostering dog-aware communities - Scott O'Keeffe
Occupational stress affecting productivity in UAM - what is it, how does it affect us and how can we decrease its incidence? - David Preiss
AMMRIC Papers
UAM dog registrations via veterinary practice - a win-win venture that's working well for Marion Council in South Australia - Terry Nicholas
Behavioural differences between urban, rural and indigenous communities - Kersti Seksel
Microchip performance testing - Ian McBryde
Advantages in reproductive control technology - Graeme Brown
ALARMSystem & Toolbox - David Carlise
Indigenous community animal programs: training and education needs -Jack Shield
Education - public awareness about competency in pet ownership is not enough - Jim Wilson
Information access in UAM - panning for gold - Susie Chaseling