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Title:OBNAŠANJE PSOV DO NEZNANEGA ČLOVEKA
Authors:ID Kristanič, Tomaž (Author)
ID Janžekovič, Marjan (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Bachelor thesis/paper
Organization:FKBV - Faculty of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Abstract:Danes je na trgu največ domačih psov (Lupus canis familiaris). Zraven vseh načrtno vzrejenih psov z rodovnikom ali brez je veliko psov tudi v zavetiščih, ki tam čakajo na nove skrbnike. Marsikdo se ne odloči za posvojitev psa iz zavetišča zaradi splošnega mišljenja, da imajo psi slabe izkušnje ter so plašni in nezaupljivi. Cilj raziskave je bil opraviti preizkus, ali se psi v zavetišču do neznanega človeka vedejo bolj plašno kot lastniški psi. Raziskava je bila opravljena v Zavetišču za živali Maribor in v domovih lastniških psov. Analiza pridobljenih podatkov je pokazala, da se psi v zavetišču statistično značilno ne vedejo bolj plašno ali nezaupljivo. Merodajni so bili podatki o dolžini drže repa navzdol ali med nogami in drže ušes nazaj in prilegajoče glavi. Oba parametra nista pokazala statistično značilnih razlik med skupinama psov (p > 0,05). Statistično značilno so se skupine psov razlikovale (p < 0,05) v času, ki ga je pes prebil blizu človeka in skakanju s sprednjimi tacami na človeka. Psi v zavetišču so več časa prebili blizu človeka in dalj časa skakali s sprednjimi tacami na človeka. Statistično značilna je bila razlika v oglašanju. Več so lajali in renčali lastniški psi. Iz navedenega je razvidno, da se psi v zavetišču ne vedejo bolj plašno kot lastniški psi, se dalj časa zadržujejo blizu človeka in se na človeka tudi prijazno povzpnejo. Lastniški psi več lajajo in renčijo.
Keywords:zavetišče, pes, plašnost, obnašanje
Place of publishing:Maribor
Year of publishing:2016
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-60010 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:KHN82D2A
Publication date in DKUM:24.06.2016
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Language:English
Title:Responses of dogs to an unknown human
Abstract:Nowadays, the market is saturated with domestic dogs (Canis lupus familiaris). In addition to all deliberately bred dogs with a pedigree or not, there are many dogs in shelters, who are waiting to be adopted. Many people do not decide to adopt a dog from a shelter because of the general belief that dogs have a bad experience and their fearfull bahavior. The aim of study was to test whether shelter dogs behave more fearful towards an unknown human, than pet dogs. The survey was conducted in a shelter for animals in Maribor and in the homes of dog owners. Analysis of data showed that the dogs in the shelter does not behave significantly more timid or suspicion. Authoritative data were accusing stance tail down or between legs and posture ears back and fitting the head. Both parameters did not show statistically significant differences between the two groups of dogs (p> 0.05). Statistically significant, the group of dogs differ (p <0.05) at the time that the dog spent close to humans and jumping with their forepaws on humans. Dogs at the shelter spent more time close to a man and for a longer time jumping with their forepaws on humans. A statistically significant difference was in the vocalisation. Pet dogs were barking and growling for a longer time. It follows that dogs in the shelter did not show more fearful behavior, they stayed near the human for a longer period and were climbing a human with their forepaws more. Pet dogs bark and growl more than shelter dogs.
Keywords:animal shelter, dog, fearfulness, behavior


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