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What's a Dog For?

The Surprising History, Science, Philosophy, and Politics of Man's Best Friend

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Exploring the evolving role of dogs in society, the book delves into their rising status as cherished family members amidst a backdrop of ethical debates surrounding animal rights. It examines contentious issues like kill shelters, puppy mills, and breed standards, highlighting the complex politics of canine culture. By incorporating insights from various experts, including scientists and activists, the narrative uncovers the reasons behind humanity's deep fascination with dogs and their significant place in modern life.

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What's a Dog For?, John Homans

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