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Figure 1.

Experimental setting.

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Figure 2.

Sequence of actions by the owner (O), helper (H) and experimenter (E) for each condition.

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Figure 3.

Comparisons between conditions and phases to test all criteria of referentiality and intentionality.

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Figure 4.

Additional comparisons to investigate the referentiality criterion.

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Figure 5.

Additional comparisons to investigate the effect of the owner’s direction of attention.

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Figure 6.

Relative duration of Gaze Food during Food+Owner and Absence of Owner, and, relative duration of Gaze Shelves and Gaze Exit door during Absence of Food.

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Table 1.

Medians (Interquartile ranges-IQR) for the variables and two-sample Wilcoxon Signed-rank tests for comparisons regarding the audience effect. Significant differences are in bold.

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Frequencies of gaze alternation: between the owner and the food during Food+Owner; between the owner and the shelves, and, between the owner and Exit door during Absence of Food.

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Table 2.

Medians (Interquartile ranges-IQR) for the variables and two-sample Wilcoxon Signed-rank tests for comparisons regarding referentiality. Significant differences are in bold.

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Figure 8.

Frequencies of gaze alternation between the owner and the food during Food+Owner and between the owner’s back and the food during Owner Turned.

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Table 3.

Medians (Interquartile ranges-IQR) for the variables and two-sample Wilcoxon Signed-rank tests for comparisons regarding the effect of the owner’s direction of attention.

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Table 4.

Medians (Interquartile ranges-IQR) for the variables and two-sample Wilcoxon Signed-rank tests for comparisons regarding persistence.

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Figure 9.

Frequencies of Gaze Alternation between the owner and the food in the pre and post-delivery phases for Food, Half-Food and Undesirable Food conditions.

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Figure 10.

Proportion of dogs that exhibited multiple behaviors in each phase of Food, Half-Food and Undesirable Food conditions.

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Table 5.

Percentages of dogs that exhibited multiple behavior (MB) with Mc Nemar’s tests, and, absolute frequency of MB with two-sample Wilcoxon Signed-rank tests for the comparisons regarding elaboration.

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