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Measuring the Behaviour of Dogs: An Ethological Approach When sampling for investigations comparing wolves and dogs, we must bear in mind that dogs present a mosaic pattern of wolf-like traits and cannot be ranked along a strict continuum when assessing their differences from wolves. Therefore for comparative studies and also when the research question r

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A Dog’s-Eye View of Canine Cognitionn dog and wolf behavior lie at more basic levels: in the processes of socialization, in foraging, and in reproduction. Small but crucial intertwined changes led to an animal that is (1) more promiscuous than any other canid, (2) can reproduce more rapidly, and (3) is a much less effective hunter but

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Canine Welfare Science: An Antidote to Sentiment and Mythnce is rarely value-free or unambiguous, since it has variously been defined in terms of physical health, psychological well-being, and the freedom to perform ‘natural’ behaviour. Here we attempt to strike a balance between each of these approaches while addressing a wide variety of current issues i

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Zusammenfassung der Ergebnisse,lfaction, a discussion of the contrasting, yet complementary methods of ethology and experimental psychology will be examined. The importance of both field and laboratory research will be highlighted. Olfaction “in context” will also be discussed in reference to zoosemiotics and in order to understa

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Kurt W. Edwin,Hans-Dieter Koch,Günte Traedere signalling the communicative intent of the actor. We then move on to review studies on dogs’ human-directed gazing behaviour, discussing whether it may be considered part of an intentional and referential communicative act, what the underlying motivations and contexts in which this behaviour is ex

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Winfried Dahl,Klaus W. Lange,Sun-Hyo Hwangn light of some of the recent findings about dogs’ perceptual capacities for social cues. We describe some of the new technologies that are being used to better describe these perceptual processes, and present the results of a preliminary experiment using a portable eye-tracking system to gather dat