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Defense Health Agency Kicks Off Dog Days of Summer, Showcases Dogs Who Support Overall Health – DVIDS

(e.g. yourname@email.com) Remember me Forgot Password? Courtesy Photo | Brooke Army Medical Center facility dog U.S. Army Maj. Budd interacts with soldiers…… read more read more Courtesy Photo | Brooke Army Medical Center facility dog U.S. Army Maj. Budd interacts with soldiers being in-processed in August 2022. Facility dogs are being given honorary commissions or

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Three Fourths of Dogs Are Angst-Ridden–and Owners May Be Partly to Blame – Scientific American

March 5, 20204 min readThree Fourths of Dogs Are Angst-Ridden—and Owners May Be Partly to BlameOverly cautious humans and genetics may contribute to behavior problems in a survey of 13,700 Finnish animalsBy Jim DaleyDavid Leahy Getty ImagesFor many dog owners, thunderstorms are a source of angst, a walk to the dog park can be a

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Dog breed genetics may affect traits like aggression and fearfulness – Science News Magazine

Every print subscription comes with full digital access A study looking at 101 breeds finds strong ties between certain behaviors and genes Whether certain dog breeds are easy to train largely boils down to genetics, a study finds. The average bulldog is considered trickier to train than other breeds.Onetouchspark/iStock/Getty Images PlusBy Jonathan LambertOctober 1, 2019

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Sample of rescued dogs shows link between gut microbiome, aggressiveness – Oregon State University

CORVALLIS, Ore. – A groundbreaking study of more than two dozen rescued dogs, some aggressive and some not, showed a clear link between aggressive behavior and the microbes that live in the dogs’ guts. The findings, published today in PeerJ, stop short of saying the composition of a dog’s gut microbiome causes aggressiveness, or vice-versa

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