Lee Charles Kelley
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"Do Dogs Have Empathy? Or Is It a Sixth Sense?"
Do Dogs Respond to Our Hidden Desires? Originally published in slightly different form on July 11, 2012 at PsychologyToday.com. “I’m...
Lee Charles Kelley
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"How Names and Labels Affect Your Dog’s Behavior."
Is It Harmful to Assign Human Personality Traits to Your Dog? Originally published in slightly different form on July 20, 2012 at...
Lee Charles Kelley
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"Wolves, Scrub Jays, & the Feeling of Being Watched."
How do animals (and humans) know when they’re being watched? Originally published in slightly different form on July 26, 2012 at...
Lee Charles Kelley
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"Lack of Cooperation In Some Wolf Packs."
Why Do Levels of “Cooperation” Diminish as Pack Size Increases? Originally published in slightly different form on November 9, 2012 at...
Lee Charles Kelley
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"Is the Urge to Bite the Key to Canine Intelligence?"
Why Do Some Dogs Know the Names of All Their Toys? Originally published in slightly different form on December 5, 2012 at...
Lee Charles Kelley
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"Do Dogs and Wolves Form Dominance Hierarchies? No!"
Sorry, Dr. Bekoff, I Stand by What I Wrote— And Here Are 3 Reasons Why. Originally published in slightly different form on January 1,...
Lee Charles Kelley
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Do Dogs Have a “Mind’s Eye?”
Can We Communicate With Dogs Using Mental Images? Originally published in slightly different form on January 22, 2013 at...
Lee Charles Kelley
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How Wolves Hunt Bison & Why Dogs “Steal” Food.
This Was My Final Post at PsychologyToday.com: "The one That Got Me “Fired.” The Perfect Laboratory for Studying Stress in Canines In a...
Lee Charles Kelley
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"Hierarchy Without Dominance: The Pack as a Flow System?"
Two Days Before PsychologyToday.com Deconstructed My Blog, They Also Pulled This Guest Post by Kevin Behan, Author of Natural Dog...
Lee Charles Kelley
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"Jealous Dogs, Marc Bekoff & the Fallacy of Degree-Not-Kind."
Was Darwin Wrong? No! A new study on dogs has been touted as proof that they can be jealous when their owners pay attention to another...
