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River Rescue Dogs in Paris: Hardly a Seine-sation

20/12/2012

When we think of police dogs today, we might think of Springer Spaniels sniffing out drugs or German Shepherds bringing …

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Dog for dinner: Paris 1871

02/11/2012

The French eating of dogs became a minor controversy in 2001 when actress and animal rights campaigner Brigitte Bardot criticised …

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Dogs and the Dreyfus Affair

14/08/2012

A couple of weeks ago I was in Paris working at the Bibliothèque Nationale de France (the French equivalent of …

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Photoblog: The Pet Cemetery at Asnières-sur-Seine

10/06/2012

In 1899 feminist writer Marguerite Durand and lawyer Georges Harmois opened a pet cemetery at Asnières-sur-Seine on the outskirts of …

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About the blogger

My name is Chris Pearson and I am a Lecturer in Twentieth Century History at the University of Liverpool, UK, where I'm currently working on a research project entitled ‘ Canine City: Dogs, Humans, and the Making of Modern Paris.’ This will explore the role and presence of dogs in the city’s past as workers, pets, pests, and beyond.

In this blog, I present aspects of this research, as well as more general reflections about dogs in history.

You can contact me at chris.pearson@liverpool.ac.uk

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  • Home
  • About
  • Greyfrairs Bobby: The Archetypal Faithful Dog
  • Discovering Dog Shows
  • Glatting: ever heard of it?
  • Dogs: Big in A/W 11
  • Dogs and Pubs
  • Welcome to Sniffing the Past
  • Celluloid Canines on the Publicity Trail
  • Dogs, badger baiting and criminality: The view from the nineteenth century
  • A dog-headed name
  • Dogs in Zoos: Marking New Territory
  • Warhorses and dogs of war: The role of dogs on the Western Front
  • Slavery and Dogs in the Antebellum South
  • A Walk in the Park with Timmy: History and the Possibilities of Companion Species Research
  • Stray Dogs in Istanbul
  • Dogs and the Dreyfus Affair
  • Photoblog: Taxidermy Dog Heads
  • Photoblog: The Pet Cemetery at Asnières-sur-Seine
  • River Rescue Dogs in Paris: Hardly a Seine-sation
  • Breed: The British and their Dogs exhibition

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  • Animal Geography Research Network
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  • Etienne Benson's Wildlife Blog
  • Guide Dog blogs
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  • Hal Herzog's 'Animals and Us' blog
  • History News Network Blog Roll
  • http://www.anthrozoology.org/
  • Human-Animal Studies
  • Natalie Gilbert's Animal Theory blog
  • New Zealand Centre for Human-Animal Studies
  • One Medicine? Investigating Animal and Human Disease since 1850
  • Ravishing Beasts – blog on taxidermy
  • Reaktion Animal Series
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  • Veterinary History Society

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