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Dog Behavior is Not Entirely Dependent with Canine Breed: New Study Suggests
The new research finds that genetics and heredity have little to do with dog attitude. Dog behavior, which ranges from being aggressive, defense, and sociable, among others, has long been thought to be based on dog breed.
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