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Humans must be the only animals who build zoos for themselves.
Exurb1a • The Fifth Science
But it is not so simple. Dogs, like human beings, are more than their ancestry. They are not simple carbon copies of their parents. Each dog is different at birth, and each dog will lead his own life. How the dog is raised and treated, what the dog experiences, and who he meets, will shape who the dog becomes.
Sean Vidal Edgerton • Inside of a Dog -- Young Readers Edition: What Dogs See, Smell, and Know
Each cage had the basics: access to food and water, identical light levels. One group, however, resided in an “enriched environment”—a cage that included toys, textures, and objects to explore and play on. Diamond swapped these elements out regularly to promote novelty and surprise. The second group inhabited a standard cage with a basic exercise w
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And Jeff said, "Nonsense, Terry—you know men like dogs better than women do—as a whole."
Charlotte Gilman • Herland
internationally renowned laboratory focused entirely on understanding the hidden power of the nose.
James Nestor • Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art
because our heads were expanding, thereby providing more ballast.
Christopher McDougall • Born to Run
Any session longer than 15 minutes will be hard for your dog to stay focused.
Paul Allen Pearce Vizla Training • Vizsla, Vizsla Training AAA AKC

A dog learns early on who his most important caretaker is, and forms a special attachment to that person or persons.