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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Dog Pers (Svarterg 2005) final, Individual differences in the 5 specific traits were statistically consistent over 2 month testing period and more specifically 3 detailed results, Agressiveness A showed a statistical significant decrease across testing period #1 & #2 but was stable thereafter, 2 "human defined" personality traits which are Aggression-dominance, 5 "human defined" personality traits which are Agressiveness A, to understand in order to allow matching the animal with the right home, Dog Personality / Character Traits as described by Goodard & Beihlarz (1985) (now old and too general), Chase-proneness C were all statistically consistent across all tests in 2 month period, Dog Personality / Character Traits are important to understand, Significant difference between subgroups for Curiosity/Fearlessness (Fig 3a) with the "high" subgroup showing significantly less change over 2 months than all other subgroups which makes sense because the dogs that scored high on Curiousity / Fearlessness at the beginning of the test have less improvement to make on that score (than initially low scoring dogs), to understand in order to allow humans to facilitate our interactions with our pets and "adoptable animals" that we care for in shelters, Svartberg et al. (2005) = more recent "character" scheme found Individual differences in the 5 specific traits were statistically consistent over 2 month testing period, Sociability S were all statistically consistent across all tests in 2 month period, Playfulness P were all statistically consistent across all tests in 2 month period, 3 detailed results grouping 3 "similar" personality traits, showing statistically consistent across all tests in 2 month period, Svartberg et al. (2005) = more recent "character" scheme include 5 "human defined" personality traits, 2 "human defined" personality traits which are Confidence, 5 "human defined" personality traits which are Playfulness P, Goodard & Beihlarz (1985) (now old and too general) include 2 "human defined" personality traits, 3 detailed results with "C/F" tending to a statistical significant increase across testing #1 & #2 but was stable thereafter, 3 detailed results and for which it makes sense that Aggressiveness may decrease as Curiosity / Fearlessness increases