
Home Alone: The Fate of Postpandemic Dogs
Our canine companions have become accustomed to having their humans around 24/7
Marc Bekoff is professor emeritus of ecology and evolutionary Biology at the University of Colorado Boulder. He is co-author of A Dog’s World: Imagining the Lives of Dogs in a World without Humans, published October 26, 2021.
Our canine companions have become accustomed to having their humans around 24/7
Amid the debate over who was at fault in the death of a beloved animal, we need to step back and ask a different question
Looking for the roots of human morality in the animal kingdom? Focus on canines: they know how to play fair
Looking for the roots of human morality in the animal kingdom? Focus on canines, who know how to play fair
The nature of their food supply seems to determine whether they live alone or in a pack. Such patterns of behavior may bear on the question of whether or not they are a threat to livestock...
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