Inquiring Minds

The Science of How Your Dog’s Brain Works

Sep 27, 2022

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Is Your Dog Your Favorite Dog?

02:59

Dogs Smell a Lot More Than Humans Do

01:35

The Dog's Anatomy, or the Smell?

03:51

Introduction

2min

The Imperfect Puppy

2min

Dogs and the Dog Cognition Lab - Part 1

5min

How Much Does Training Actually Shape the Dog's Personality?

2min

Adopting a Dog?

5min

The Birth of a Puppy

4min

What's Going on With These Puppies?

3min

How to Choose a Puppy?

2min

How to Train a Puppy

3min

10.

Dog Cognition

4min

11.

The Dog's Anatomy, or the Smell?

4min

12.

Dogs Smell a Lot More Than Humans Do

2min

13.

Potty Training

2min

14.

Is Your Dog Your Favorite Dog?

3min

15.

Inquiring Minds - Episode 5

2min

This week we talk to Alexandra Horowitz from the Dog Cognition Lab at Barnard College about her new book The Year of the Puppy: How Dogs Become Themselves.

Horowitz’s book examines how a dog’s brain works and develops—how it dramatically changes during their first 12 months of life, her shifting perspective on dog cognition, and the vast differences between humans and dogs that we tend to overlook.

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