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Zusammenfassung der Ergebnisse,ing the nineteenth century, these phenotypic traits have become relatively ‘fixed’ within breeds, allowing biologists to obtain unique insights regarding the genetic bases of behavioral diversity, and the effects of domestication and artificial selection on temperament. Here we explore differences i

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Hans Krause,Ahmet Halim Demircirs including social play, social dominance, social organization, and urination patterns. In this chapter I discuss research on social play behavior and urination/scent-marking patterns. Through long-term observational studies, we have catalogued the behaviors of play, including play requests, commun

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Kurt W. Edwin,Hans-Dieter Koch,Günte Traedernd’s” sociocognitive abilities. In particular, since Miklósi et al.‘s (.) seminal work “A simple reason for a big difference: wolves do not look back at humans, but dogs do”, there has been a surge of interest in the area of dog–human communication. In the current chapter we focus on dogs’ comprehen

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Über komplexe Sachverhalte schreiben do not have stable relationships with people, such as dogs in laboratories and rehoming kennels. The welfare of pet dogs has received limited attention, presumably due to an assumption that owners have their best interests at heart. However, owners‘ conceptions of their companion‘s needs can be inc