Skip to main content
. 2007 Dec 7;38(1):55–66. doi: 10.1007/s10519-007-9179-7

Table 4.

The effects of the studied genotypes (htr1A) or haplotypes (htr1B, htr2A, and slc6A4) on owner impressions of human-directed aggression and dog-directed aggression in 320 dogs

Genotype or haplotype classa Number of animals Effect relative to class ‘unknown’
Human-directed aggression Dog-directed aggression
htr1A
Unknown 44 0.00 0.00
297/297 74 0.028 0.11
297/303 111 0.24 0.054
297/305 15 0.012 0.089
303/303 62 0.18 0.085
303/305 10 −0.11 −0.067
Other 4 −0.046 −0.17
htr1B
Unknown 166 0.00 0.00
143-A-G-T-G/143-A-G-T-G 20 −0.73 0.28
143-A-G-T-G /143-C-A-T-G 8 −0.63 −0.19
143-A-G-T-G /139-A-G-C-C 19 0.11 0.19
143-C-A-T-G/143-C-A-T-G 41 −0.17 0.13
143-C-A-T-G /143-A-G-C-C 10 −0.021 0.059
143-C-A-T-G /139-A-G-C-C 30 0.0006 0.32
139-A-G-C-C/139-A-G-C-C 9 0.24 0.11
Other 17 0.15 0.36
htr2A
Unknown 114 0.00 0.00
132-C/132-C 40 −0.15 −0.19
132-C/130-C 60 −0.27 −0.023
132-C/132-T 28 −0.22 0.073
132-C/128-C 15 −0.38 −0.43
130-C/130-C 21 −0.33 −0.072
130-C/132-T 22 0.10 −0.19
130-C/128-C 9 −0.52 −0.29
Other 11 0.33 −0.036
slc6A4
Unknown 103 0.00 0.00
C-G/C-G 116 0.025 −0.23
C-G/T-A 94 0.14 −0.23
Other 7 0.079 −0.10

None of the effects was significant

aNote that there are additional alleles compared to Table 1 as a result of the larger study group. The htr1A class “other” contains genotypes 295/297 (n = 2 dogs) and 305/305 (n = 1 dog). For htr1B, the class “other” contains haplotypes 143-A-G-T-G/143-A-G-C-C (n = 3 dogs), 143-A-G-T-G/139-A-G-T-G (n = 1 dog), 143-A-G-T-G/147-A-G-T-G (n = 2 dogs), 143-A-G-C-C /139-A-G-C-C (n = 3 dogs), 143-A-G-C-C/147-A-G-T-G (n = 1 dog), 139-A-G-C-C /139-A-G-T-G (n = 3 dogs), and 143-C-A-T-G/139-A-G-T-G (n = 4 dogs). For htr2A, “other” contains haplotypes 0/130-C (n = 2 dogs), 0/132-T (n = 1 dog), 132-T /132-T (n = 6 dogs), and 132-T/128-C (n = 2 dogs). For slc6A4, “other” contains C-G/T-G (n = 1 dog) and T-A/T-A (n = 6 dogs). Unknown genotypes and haplotypes are the result of failure of genotyping or of the absence of a DNA sample (n = 44 dogs)