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Why we can’t stop looking at dogs – and they can’t stop looking back

Covered by 2 sources · 1 wire story + 0 independent reports First reported

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Wire story · carried by The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age

Why we can’t stop looking at dogs – and they can’t stop looking back

Two new books explore our ancient, intimate and increasingly complicated relationship with dogs.

Carried by 2 outlets in 1 country

  1. The Sydney Morning Herald AU
  2. The Age AU