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Introduction
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Dog Scientist
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Dog Play
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Adoption
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Eye contact
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Domestication
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Friendly Species
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Human Dog Connection
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People Look Like Their Dogs
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Dogs Are So Happy
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Dogs Are Depressed
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Dogs Can Find Bodies
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How Do We Speak To Our Dogs
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How People Speak To Their Dogs
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Do Your Business
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People Talk to Their Dogs
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A Thousand Words for Toys
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Dog Language
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Smells
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Cancer Detection
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Names for Dogs
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Dog Names for Relatives
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quiddity
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brussels sprouts
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dogs love
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dogs memory
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dog costumes
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dogs ability to smell
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what is it like to be a dog
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let them sniff
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vestigial impulse
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training with food
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identification
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barking
Description:
Explore the fascinating world of canine cognition and human-dog relationships in this thought-provoking talk by Dr. Alexandra Horowitz, director of the Horowitz Dog Cognition Lab at Barnard College. Delve into topics such as dog play, adoption, eye contact, domestication, and the unique bond between humans and dogs. Discover insights on how people communicate with their pets, the significance of dog names, and the remarkable abilities of dogs, including their sense of smell and potential for cancer detection. Gain a deeper understanding of dog behavior, memory, and the impact of human treatment on canine well-being. Learn about training techniques, the importance of allowing dogs to explore their environment through scent, and the complexities of canine language and barking.

Our Dogs, Ourselves

The Aspen Institute
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