Bernese Mountain Dog Lifestyle
Maintaining Behavioral Health
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Genetic Selection in Dogs Behavioral Effects - Dogs are neotenized; They remain behaviorally immature relative to wolves - Degree of neoteny differs between breeds; More highly neotenized breeds may be more suitable as family pets: ; Less developed predatory behavior; Less strict hierarchy, less social competition; More playful, seek contact
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