Free-ranging dogs match a human’s preference in a foraging task

Abstract Social learning is a mechanism used by many species to efficiently gain information about their environment. Although many animals live in an environment where members of other species are present, little is known about interspecific social learning. Domesticated and urbanized species provi...

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Published in:	Current zoology Vol. 70; no. 3; pp. 343 - 349
Main Authors:	Cimarelli, Giulia, Juskaite, Magdelena, Range, Friederike, Marshall-Pescini, Sarah
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	UK Oxford University Press 01.06.2024
Subjects:	Behavior Between-subjects design Canis familiaris dogs Domestic animals Domestication Feral dogs Food Foraging Foraging behavior free-ranging dogs Human-animal relationships Interspecific Observational learning Pets Preferences Sexual selection Social discrimination learning Social learning Socialization Special Column: Behavioural flexibility (BF) and novel environments urbanization Zoological research Zoology Austria dogs foraging social learning free-ranging dogs urbanization domestication Canis familiaris
ISSN:	1674-5507, 2396-9814
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