Freakonomics Radio

436. Forget Everything You Know About Your Dog

Oct 22, 2020

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Is the Dog Responding When I'm Crying?

02:02

Dogs and Cognitive Science Research - What Do You Think?

01:44

The Role of Training in Dog Training

03:07

Introduction

2min

Inside of a Dog by Alexandra Harwids

2min

What Is the Mind? - Alexandra Harwitz

2min

The Dog as a Dog

2min

Studying Dogs at Play

3min

Dogs and Cognitive Science Research - What Do You Think?

2min

Dogs Smell Like a Rose to a Dog

2min

Do Dogs Exist?

3min

Dogs Are a Lifelong Learner, Right?

3min

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Dogs Don't Like the Rain

2min

11.

Dogs Don't Like to Be Huddled

2min

12.

Is a Smiling Dog a Happy Dog?

4min

13.

Is the Dog Responding When I'm Crying?

2min

14.

Think Like an Economist

2min

15.

How Do Dogs Mark Their Territories?

2min

16.

Is It Possible That Among Adult Wolves, a Chorus of Howling May Help Coordinate Their Travels?

2min

17.

What Do You Think About Dogs?

2min

18.

Can You Just Tell Vaccination Record Right Now?

3min

19.

Aggressive Dog Breeds

2min

20.

Do You Think Dogs Are Aggressive?

2min

21.

Dogs and Humans - Is That a Good Idea?

3min

22.

Dog Ownership During the Pandemic

2min

23.

The Role of Training in Dog Training

3min

24.

Is She Playful Because I Play With Her a Lot?

3min

25.

Dogs Are in Nous

2min

26.

Freconomics Radio Book Club

2min

27.

Food at the Baker's

53sec

As beloved and familiar as they are, we rarely stop to consider life from the dog’s point of view. That stops now. In this latest installment of the Freakonomics Radio Book Club, we discuss Inside of a Dog with the cognitive scientist (and dog devotee) Alexandra Horowitz.