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Exploration Behavior of Pet Dogs During Off-Leash Walks
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Early exploration opportunities being offered allow the dogs to increase their practice.
“This signifies the importance of early exploration opportunities being offered to allow the dogs to increase their practice [63].”
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Exploration, in the best sense, allows dogs to act autonomously and by their own initiative.
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Foltin postulated that an owner who is supporting the dog's attempts to independently explore leads to more confident, self-reliant dogs displaying cognitive variance and becoming more autonomous.
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Dogs are motivated to use or enhance their cognitive skills and may suffer when prevented from doing so.
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- Foltin, S.
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- Journal of Veterinary Science & Medicine
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- Avens Publishing Group
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- 2021
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