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Table 5.

Comparison of latency period between jumps for dogs receiving no correction (NOTH) vs. water-only spray (H₂O), no correction (NOTA) vs. androstenone + water spray (ANH), androstenone 0.1 µg/mL (AND1), or no correction (NOTI) vs. androstenone 1.0 µg/mL (AND2) in response to each instance of jumping up. n = 10 dogs/treatment.

Treatment	Latency Period (s)	Standard Error	p-Value	Percent Increase (%)
NOTH	15.7	8.31	<0.01	340.8
H₂O	69.2 ^a	8.31	<0.01	340.8
NOTA	17.7	8.31	<0.01	350.3
ANH	79.7 ^a	8.31	<0.01	350.3
NOTS	17.1	8.31	<0.01	535.1
AND1	108.6 ^b	8.31	<0.01	535.1
NOTI	26.2	8.31	<0.01	352.3
AND2	118.5 ^b	8.31	<0.01	352.3

Notes: each treatment has an associated NOT value. ^a^,b Least Squares means of treatments with differing superscripts are different, p < 0.05.