The observed guard dogs’ behaviour towards their own species, farm animals, farm persons and others.

<p>The behaviour of 19 guard dogs was observed when they were guarding goats and horses at their farms and was categorized as 1) friendly, 2) neutral, 3) anxious, and 4) dominant. The dogs showed significant less anxious behaviour (a) than behaviour from any other category (b; Wilcoxon signed...

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Autor principal:	Konstanze Krueger (6750239) (author)
Altres autors:	Kimberly Scarlet Camenzind (22683241) (author), Aida Kumpf (22683244) (author), Kate Farmer (22683247) (author), Maren Bernau (22683250) (author)
Publicat:	2025
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The observed guard dogs’ behaviour towards their own species, farm animals, farm persons and others.

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