The Freakonomics Radio Book Club

3. Forget Everything You Know About Your Dog

May 21, 2021

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Dog Ownership During the Pandemic

01:41

The Cognitive Science of Dogs

01:44

Dog Breeds Are Not Naturally Aggressive, Period.

01:40

Introduction

2min

The Inside of a Dog by Alexander Horowitz

2min

The Cognitive Science of Dogs

2min

The Dog as a Dog

3min

Can You Quickly Describe the Status of Dog Research?

2min

Do Dogs Smell Better Than Us?

3min

Dogs Are the Primary Human Companions

3min

Are Dogs Lifelong Learners?

3min

Dogs Don't Like the Rain

2min

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Dogs Don't Like to Be Hugged

2min

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Is Your Dog a Happy Dog?

4min

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Why Should Dogs Respond in an Emergency?

2min

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Free Economics Radio Podcast - Think Like an Economist

2min

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Inside of a Dog by Alexandra Horowitz

2min

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How Does a Dog Communicate With Us?

2min

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Dogs Can't Talk, Can You Tell a Story?

3min

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Can You Just Tell Me Vaccination Record Right Now?

3min

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Dog Breeds Are Not Naturally Aggressive, Period.

2min

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Are You an Aggressive Dog?

2min

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The Dog-Human Relationship

2min

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Dog Ownership During the Pandemic

2min

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The Role of Dog Training in Dog Training

2min

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Is She Playful Because I Play With Her a Lot?

2min

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Do Dogs Affect Your Life?

2min

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Dogs Don't Speak

2min

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Freakonomics Radio Book Club

2min

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 episode, we discuss the book Inside of a Dog with author and cognitive scientist (and dog devotee) Alexandra Horowitz. Hosted by Stephen Dubner.

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