Erratum: Clay, L.; Paterson, M.; Bennett, P.; Perry, G.; Phillips, C. Early Recognition of Behaviour Problems in Shelter Dogs by Monitoring Them in Their Kennels after Admission to a Shelter. Animals 2019, 9, 875

The authors wish to make the following corrections to their paper [1]:

In

Table 3. The behaviours contributing to the emotional states of fear, anxiety, aggression, arousal, and friendliness.

Behaviour Number
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16
Fear
Diverting	Ears Back	Lip Licking	Lowered Body	Lowered Head	Shiver	Stiff Tail	Tail Low	Tail Tucked	Tense Body Posture	Weight back	Yawn
Anxiety
Fast tail	High tail	Jumping	Licking	Lip licking	Medium	Pacing	Panting	Stiff Tail	Tense body	Weight Back	Weight Forward	Whining
Aggression
Biting	Ears Forward	Growling	High Tail	Lip Licking	Lowered Head	Medium Tail	Snapping	Standing	Stiff tail	Still tail	Targeting	Vertical Lip Raise
Arousal
Barking	Diverting Gaze	Fast Tail	High Tail	Jumping Up	Jump Off	Licking	Medium Tail	Mouthing	Pacing	Panting	Weight Forward	Whining
Friendliness
Balanced	Body Curve	Direct eye	Ears Forward	Ears Open	Fast Tail	Handler Interaction	Jump	Medium Tail	Play	Relaxed body	slow	Sniff	Soft	Tail Loose	Walking

, arousal was repeated as a row heading at the end—it should have read “friendliness” (see Table 3 below).

In

Table 4. Differences in kennel behaviour between dogs that were euthanased and adopted, either overall or on certain days.

F/D	Behaviours	Interaction	p-Value
D	Tense body	Day 1	0.001
F	Balance/relaxed	Overall	0.004
F	Jumping in kennel	Overall	0.03

D = Duration, F = Frequency.

, there were errors in the behaviours, their method of recording, the interactions and p-values. The new Table 4 is given below.

Scientific results were correctly stated in the text but incorrect in these two tables. The authors would like to apologize for any inconvenience caused.