Yes, and no, depending on your perspective. Whilst this was a significant predictor in the modelling, in reality 55% of dogs that were being left again changed from SRB+ to SRB-. So whilst 45% of dogs still showed it, a large proportion did not.
1. That dogs showing SRB prior to lockdown were more likely to show it after. Suggests the behavior is fairly robust and dogs having shown it at one point continue to be at risk (without knowing what interventions were taken)