Spring Break is March 17-21, 2025. While CSU Online will remain open, please note that many campus services and individuals may experience delays during this time.Spring Break is March 17-21, 2025. While CSU Online will remain open, please note that many campus services and individuals may experience delays during this time.
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This course enables students to develop a comprehensive understanding of how aspects of physiology, neurobiology, development and genetics influence the behavior of domestic dogs. Evolution and domestication will be explored as contextual reference for some behavior problems, and differentiated from true abnormal behavior. Emphasis will be on interpreting scientific experiments in canine biology.
Students who complete this course will have a working knowledge of learning theory and how the biology of dogs affects behavior. Course topics include:
Biology of Organisms - Animals and Plants or BZ 110 (Principles of Animal Biology); Credit not allowed for both BZ 479 and VS 479
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