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Intro
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The Challenge
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The Need to Understand
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Humans Domesticated Dogs
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Human Fecal Matter
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Dogs and Humans
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Misinterpretation
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Variance in Responses
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Smell
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Visual vs olfactory
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Deep episodic memory
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The theory of mind
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What have you learned
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What dogs do for us
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Do dogs help with longevity
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Do dogs sense their own deaths
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Do dogs need another dog
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Puppy mills and kill shelters
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Do dogs dream
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Puppy vs middleaged dog
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The guilty look
Description:
Explore the fascinating world of canine cognition in this 50-minute talk featuring leading researchers Ross Andersen, Brian Hare, and Alexandra Horowitz. Delve into the mysterious minds of dogs, uncovering how they perceive their human companions and the world around them. Discover groundbreaking insights from the rapidly growing field of canine cognition research, including topics such as domestication, sensory perception, memory, and the theory of mind in dogs. Learn about common misinterpretations of dog behavior, the importance of smell in canine perception, and the potential benefits dogs bring to human longevity. Address ethical concerns surrounding puppy mills and animal shelters, and explore intriguing questions about canine dreaming and end-of-life awareness. Gain a deeper understanding of the complex cognitive abilities of man's best friend, from puppyhood through adulthood, and challenge your assumptions about the inner workings of the canine mind.

The Mysterious Mind of the Dog

The Aspen Institute
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