Original paper

Early experiences modulate stress coping in a population of German shepherd dogs

Volume: 146, Issue: 1-4, Pages: 79 - 87
Published: Jun 1, 2013
Abstract
Early experiences may alter later behavioural expressions in animals and these differences can be consistent through adulthood. In dogs, this may have a profound impact on welfare and working ability and, it is therefore interesting to evaluate how experiences during the first weeks of life contribute to shaping the long-term behaviour. We analysed data from 503 dogs from 105 litters, bred at the Swedish Armed Forces Dog Kennel. For each dog,...
Paper Details
Title
Early experiences modulate stress coping in a population of German shepherd dogs
Published Date
Jun 1, 2013
Volume
146
Issue
1-4
Pages
79 - 87
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