Animals
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Cortisol Found in Shelter Dogs' Hair Indicates Stress According To Study
Researchers at Utrecht University wanted to know if the quantity of the stress hormone cortisol in dogs' hair signals how stressed they are before, during, and after their stay in the shelter.
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