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The ideal herding dog: personality and behavioral traits predict herding ability
The value of herding dogs depends on how effectively they perform their job. Improving the rate of success for herding dogs requires understanding which dogs succeed and why. The present study determines whether dog personality and behavioral traits can be used to predict herding performance. We beg
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