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Differences in Disposition to Hunting Behaviour Between Magyar Vizslas and Border Collies, Based on a Questionnaire and Preliminary Behavioural Tests

2026-06-22

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This study investigated breed-related genetic predisposition on hunting behaviour by comparing Magyar Vizslas and Border Collies using behavioural tests and an online questionnaire. Differences in specific sequences of the hunting behaviour chain were examined with respect to frequency, duration, and latency. Three standardized test situations were conducted with 15 dogs (8 Magyar Vizslas, 7 Border Collies), inclu...

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93b164cd-3102-53f3-a464-04e50b086204
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10.20944/preprints202606.1493.v1
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