BEING A DOG: Following the Dog into a World of Smell | Alexandra Horowitz | Talks at Google

[@GraemeSims]

She must be one of the most significant researchers of our time . If you apply her findings in a practical fashion you can see how life changing they are

[@Charlesgraydogtraining]

I found this extremely interesting and informative. Thank you so much.

[@franciscussteiner5661]

So the presenter shows pictures and NOT EVEN ONCE do we get to see any of them!

[@iamtheshaker]

If only we could see the slides....

[@tzukit4727]

I read her book and loved it!!

[@gregfeneis609]

I heard Ms. Horowitz on NPR's Freakonomics today. A great interview. Sadly, since it's a radio show, you get to see the same number of slides.

[@benjaminortiz387]

Interesting slides

[@torontobill1357]

Woof !

[@Zgembo121]

dog comes home from work, all tired... wife ask him how was your day? dog replies: ruffff

[@1337flite]

Rats are probably also chosen for mine detection because their weight is less likely to set a mine off. From memory anti personel mines have a tirgger pressure aroun 10-15kg - even the big rats they use for mine detection are not likely to trip that, but many dog breeds might.

[@tuck9464]

can i get a link for an audiobook

[@SteveWKk]

How about you buy it?

[@dsepielli]

too bad. this was such a great talk but the audio was horrible with air or her hand gestures hitting the microphone throughout.

[@j.cordellsteinmetz9219]

I am in love with you.

[@maryanndelaney2278]

Why?

[@ANGBelgium]

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[@philchadwick9470]

Lousy camera work / editing. Can't see her presentation but are treated to a ruminant audience member in the foreground.