Running with Wolves

In this episode, I explore how anatomy, domestication, and selective breeding can influence the ay they communicate and behave.We’ll talk about canine “dialects,” and communication handicaps. We’ll also understand what "healthy play"looks like and how to help our dogs navigate their social life.Understanding these differences can help us read our dogs more thoughtfully, recognize potential misunderstandings, and support more comfortable social interactions.📖 Read the companion article: www.thesupercanine.com/podcast🐾 Join my pack for training resources, conversations, and support: pack.thesupercanine.com

In this episode, I unpack 5 fundamental fallacies in the adoption movement: from flawed supply-demand logic and public safety risks, to legal failures and how shelters have become a moral hazard, indirectly subsidizing the very systems we claim to oppose: puppy mills, backyard breeders, and irresponsible guardians.👉Read the full essay with data + sources at thesupercanine.com/podcast👉 Join our science-driven community of dog lovers pack.thesupercanine.com

https://www.thesupercanine.com/podcast/why-we-dont-jog-we-cats
Have you ever wondered why you never see folks jogging with their cats ferret, or rabbits? Or have you ever wondered why no other primates besides humans can run long-distance? The bond between humans and dogs is also rooted in our shared love for running, a connection forged over millennia of evolution. Recent research sheds light on the fascinating role of endocannabinoids in enhancing the pleasure of running, highlighting the unique bond between humans and their canine companions.
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