A Bayesian analysis of variables causally associated with hair cortisol concentration in dogs with obesity.

The vast majority of the probability distribution for the beta coefficient was positive (mean 0.33 per SD; 97% HPDI 0.03, 0.59; Bayes R 2 0.18; Figure 7a ), and a positive trend was seen across the body fat range ( Figure 7b ), equating to an average increase in HCC of 5.3 pg/mg for each increase of 1 unit in standardised fat (~10% body fat mass).

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