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Understanding Canine ‘Reactivity’: Species-Specific Behaviour or Human Inconvenience?

2022-03-11

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<p>Dogs are often referred to as ‘human’s best friend’, and many households in the United Kingdom and worldwide include a dog. Research highlights the strength of the bond between human and dog, including the myriad of physical and mental health benefits. However, less research has explored this bond (and the subsequent effect on health) when dogs exhibit behaviours that their human companion finds inappropriate....

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10.31234/osf.io/g24dm
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