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| Course ID: |
PLAN 305 |
| Effective Date: |
03/02/2018 |
| Title: |
Dogs in Society: An Interdisciplinary Examination of the Human-Canine Connection |
| Career: |
Undergraduate |
| Credit Hours: |
3.00 |
| Description: |
The course examines the evolution of dogs as human partners in society and delves into the relationship of our species with one another. It explores medical, safety, ethical, regulatory and legal issues, including the American with Disabilities Act and municipal approaches to regulating ownership. It considers behavioral adaptations of both species and some cutting-edge research in canine neuroscience. (Social Science) |
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