Anindita Bhadra

This study shows that free-ranging dogs maintain stable behavioral traits despite repeated exposure to aversive food, with only specific behaviors changing over time.

This study examines resting associations in free-ranging dogs, finding that dyad sex composition and group demography influence association strength.

This study investigates color preference in Indian free-ranging dogs, finding a strong preference for yellow over blue and gray, and yellow over food rewards.

This study tests whether free-ranging dogs prefer novel over familiar food sources, finding they inspect novel objects first, suggesting neophilia aids foraging in human-dominated environments.