Guard dogs (N = 19) by breed, in proximity of 1–3 body lengths to goats and horses.

The frequency with which guard dogs stayed within 1–3 goat and horse body lengths to the protected animals varied according to their breed (GLM: N = 19, t = −3.26, p = 0.01), with Great Pyrenees (N = 8) and Kangals (N = 2) less freque...

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Autor principal:	Konstanze Krueger (6750239) (author)
Otros Autores:	Kimberly Scarlet Camenzind (22683241) (author), Aida Kumpf (22683244) (author), Kate Farmer (22683247) (author), Maren Bernau (22683250) (author)
Publicado:	2025
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Guard dogs (N = 19) by breed, in proximity of 1–3 body lengths to goats and horses.

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