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May 2022
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Dogs, Personality, and Breed with Dr Jes...

SARAH STREMMING, THE COGNITIVE CANINE
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Join Sarah as she discusses the recent paper “Ancestry-inclusive dog genomics challenges popular breed stereotypes” (Morrill, et al) with one of the authors and repeat podcast guest, Dr Jessica Hekman. Affectionately known as “the mutt paper” amongst its authors, this research has been taking the internet by storm due to the click-bait-y articles that have b ... Show More
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