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The hunt in a dog is a trait that is selectively bred for. In the show dogs that was not important so that trait was not tested for or selected purposely. In a human child addiction is passed to the child due to the chemicals that are in the blood. That blood is shared with the child and the child receives the same high. The scent receptors in a dogs nose send a signal to the brain. That scent is not getting to that pup nor is that signal from the brain going to the pup. I'm sure that adrenaline rush is sent to the pups. Adrenaline now that can be as addictive that could be the key. It's not the scent that transfers to the pup but the adrenaline. Seeing a pig or something triggers that adrenaline and instantly they know that rush and want it again. The fact that it's a pig or whatever isn't as important as the rush. Once they find that rush they want it again.
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