2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.beproc.2009.04.008
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Barking and mobbing

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“…Aggressive foxes on the other hand, exhibited an increased predilection for a negative internal state in the presence of humans and consequently produced more aggressive vocalizations. Thus our data are consistent with the suggestions of Lord et al (2009) that the bark has increased in the domestic dog not because it was selected for, but because domestication has increased the number of situations in which the internal state associated with the bark is produced. Nevertheless, compared to the domestic dog, in which bark is the most widespread vocalization toward people and conspecifics (Yin, 2002; Yin, McCowan, 2004), foxes of any strain very rarely produced bark and growl toward humans (Gogoleva et al, 2008a,b, 2009) and toward conspecifics (this study).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Aggressive foxes on the other hand, exhibited an increased predilection for a negative internal state in the presence of humans and consequently produced more aggressive vocalizations. Thus our data are consistent with the suggestions of Lord et al (2009) that the bark has increased in the domestic dog not because it was selected for, but because domestication has increased the number of situations in which the internal state associated with the bark is produced. Nevertheless, compared to the domestic dog, in which bark is the most widespread vocalization toward people and conspecifics (Yin, 2002; Yin, McCowan, 2004), foxes of any strain very rarely produced bark and growl toward humans (Gogoleva et al, 2008a,b, 2009) and toward conspecifics (this study).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Unlike domestic dogs that use bark, whine and growl during interaction with humans (Yin and McCowan 2004; Chulkina et al 2006; Pongrácz et al 2006; Lord et al 2009; Volodina et al 2006; Taylor et al 2008), Tame silver foxes use cackle and pant toward humans. Swift fox Vulpes velox and polar fox Alopex lagopus , species taxonomically close to the silver fox, use cackle to interact with pair mates and offspring (Ovsjanikov et al 1988; Darden and Dabelsteen 2006).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Агрессивные лисицы демонстри-руют повышенную предрасположенность к негативному внутреннему состоянию в присутствии человека и, сле-довательно, издают больше агрессивных вокализаций. Наши данные согласуются с гипотезой К. Лорда с соав-торами (Lord et al, 2009), что частота издавания лая у до-машних собак возросла, поскольку доместикация привела к увеличению количества ситуаций, в которых внутрен-нее состояние животного ассоциировано с продуцирова-нием лая.…”
Section: генетика поведенияunclassified
“…Возможность изменений в вокальном поведении при доместикации обсуждалась для домашних собак Canis familiaris (Cohen, Fox, 1976;Pongrácz et al, 2005Pongrácz et al, , 2006Molnár et al, 2006), морских свинок Cavia aperea (Monticelli, Ades, 2011), домашних кошек Felis catus (Nicastro, Owren, 2003;Nicastro, 2004;McComb et al, 2009). Одним из самых ярких примеров изменения вокального поведения у доместицированного животного может служить гипертрофированное исполь-зование лая домашними собаками Canis familiaris по сравнению с волком Canis lupus (Yin, McCowan, 2004;Чулкина и др., 2006;Lord et al, 2009).…”
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